3D product configurators.
Give shoppers a way to turn a product around, try different components, and see what they’re ordering. We build the interaction around the decisions that matter for your product.
Give the shopper the right controls.
A 3D visualizer lets someone rotate a product, inspect the details, or see how it’s put together. A configurator also lets them make choices and see the result. The right tool depends on what’s hard to judge from a product page.
We start with the decisions people make in a shop or on a sales call, then work out which details to model, which options can go together, and where the finished build should lead. That might be an inquiry for a custom order or a path into an online store.
See the rod change as you build it.
In our Scott Fly Rods prototype, shoppers can choose components, see the changes on the rod, and rotate it to inspect how the details fit together. For Day Six, we prototyped a viewer that lets shoppers explore the arrow itself before choosing a setup.
What we need to get started.
Show us the product, the choices you offer, and the questions customers keep asking. If you already have product imagery, reference drawings, or 3D files, we’ll review what can be used. We scope the models, option logic, and any store integration with you before development.
If the builder is part of a bigger store project, see how we approach custom Shopify web design.
A quote that fits the build.
Website projects start at $15,000 per site, with 50% due up front and 50% at completion. Configurators are scoped and quoted around your product options, available 3D assets, and any integration the project needs.