Two or three sentences about what you sell and what should change are enough. The conversation commits you to nothing.
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You do not need 3D models or a finished list of variants. At every step we say what we need from you and what you see when it ends.
You show the product and tell me how you sell it today: what the customer picks, what they change most and where quoting starts to hurt.
We model the product and every option separately: the bracket, the colour, the fabric, the extras. The same models come back later in catalogue renders and animation.
We assemble the tool: the choices, the dependencies between options, the blocks on impossible combinations and a price recalculated with every click.
We embed it into the site you have and, where needed, connect it to your store or CRM. An enquiry from the configurator reaches you with the full spec.
A new model or a new fabric arrives and has to go in. We do that as a separate job, without rebuilding the whole thing.
Six things customers ask about most.
We give a figure and a date after one conversation about the product, usually within two working days. Three things decide it: how many models are needed, how many variants the configurator must handle, and whether it prices them and talks to your store. A simple configurator is a matter of weeks; a large catalogue takes longer.
No, the models are part of the job. Technical drawings, photos or a prototype are enough; what comes out of them later works in your catalogue and in animation too.
No. We embed the configurator into the site you have, the way it runs at MGM Trailers on their production address. If the site is old and slow we will say so separately, but it is not a condition.
It runs in the browser, on desktop and phone; the customer installs nothing. The exception is AR preview, the product placed in a room at 1:1 scale, which needs an app.
Yes. The configurator produces a spec and a price, and can send them to your store, your CRM or a rep's inbox. We agree the integration scope up front, because the timeline depends on it.
The opposite: the more variants, the more sense it makes. Eight brackets times six decors is 48 photographs to shoot before the customer even picks a size; the configurator shows every combination without a single photo session.
