How to start
From proof of concept to company-wide rollout
You don't have to commit to everything at once. Validate with a pilot, then expand once the numbers hold up. We scope every stage together on a call.
Pilot
Take one flagship product and find out whether a 3D configurator actually fits how you sell.
- Best for
- Teams that need internal buy-in before committing
- Typical timeline
- 4–6 weeks
Scope drives the number. We work it out together on the call.
Product
Run it as a real sales channel. Configuration, live quoting and BOM connected in one flow.
- Best for
- Teams making the configurator an always-on sales channel
- Typical timeline
- 6–10 weeks
Scope drives the number. We work it out together on the call.
Enterprise
Expand across product lines, channels and entities, with data flowing unbroken from sales to production.
- Best for
- Organizations running multiple brands, regions or dealer channels
- Typical timeline
- 10+ weeks
Scope drives the number. We work it out together on the call.
Maintenance & Support
Ongoing maintenance available as a separate subscription service
Subscription-Based Maintenance
Keep your 3D configurator running smoothly with ongoing updates, bug fixes, and technical support. Pricing varies based on your specific requirements and service level.
Maintenance fees are calculated based on:
* Maintenance subscription is optional and can be customized to your needs
What's Included
All projects include detailed consultation to understand your requirements
Consultation Process
We analyze your product, brand, and target customers to design the optimal 3D configurator experience.
Implementation Timeline
Depends on the stage. Pilot typically runs 4–6 weeks, Product 6–10 weeks, Enterprise 10 weeks or more.
Post-Launch Support
Every stage includes initial training and documentation. Enterprise adds a dedicated manager and an SLA.
Integration Services
Connect to your ERP, CRM, and manufacturing systems for seamless workflow automation.
Pricing FAQ
Which stage should we start with?
Most teams start with Pilot. Proving it on one product in 4–6 weeks before expanding to Product carries the least risk. If the decision is already made, starting at Product is fine.
Why are there no prices listed?
Effort varies a lot with product structure, option combinations and integration scope. We confirm your products and goals on a call, then send scope and pricing together. You get a rough budget range on that first call.
Can we reuse what we build in the Pilot?
Yes. The 3D assets and configuration rules from the Pilot carry straight into the Product stage. Nothing is rebuilt from scratch.
How does maintenance and support work?
Maintenance is a separate subscription from the build. It covers updates, bug fixes, technical support and performance monitoring, and scales to the level you need.
Can we skip a stage or expand later?
Both work. You can move up at any point, and we scope the additional work and timeline separately.
What should we prepare for the call?
Your product lineup and option structure, how quoting works today, and which systems need integrating. You do not need existing 3D data to start.
Let's figure out which stage fits
A 30-minute call to review your product structure and goals — you leave with a recommended stage and expected scope.
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