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Let the customer build the product in the browser.Web 3D Product Customisation
We put your products on your website and e-commerce pages in three dimensions. The visitor turns the product around, picks the size and the variant, sees the price update, then adds it to the cart or asks for a quote. Nothing to install — it runs in the browser.
Details
- 3D viewer embedded in the product page — rotate, zoom, switch variant
- Parametric configurator: size, material, colour and hardware
- Rule engine — combinations you cannot manufacture are never shown
- Live pricing, add to cart or request a PDF quote
- AR: see the product at real scale through the phone camera
- 3D walkthrough: step inside larger installations
- Hand-off to your e-commerce platform, ERP / CRM and dealer portal
Contact
Aydın Uzunboy
Emailinfo@adgoritma.com
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Calls are handled over WhatsApp.
Try it yourself first
A working example of the configurator sits on the live demo page: place modules, change the finish, watch the price update as you go.
What is 3D product marketing on the web?
Instead of a fixed photograph, the product page carries a model the visitor can turn and change. They see it from any angle, choose the colour and the size themselves, and the result appears in front of them straight away. No app to download; the same page works on phone, tablet and desktop.
- Viewer embedded in the product page, or a full-screen configurator
- One build across desktop, tablet and phone
- No app install — straight in the browser
- The page structure search engines read stays intact
What the customer gains, and how it shows in sales
With a photograph the customer fills in the missing parts from imagination, and when the delivered product does not match that picture, returns and complaints follow. In 3D the product appears at its own size, in its own material, in the chosen variant. What raises the chance of a sale is not magic but less uncertainty: the customer has seen what they are buying.
- The decision is made by looking, not by reading a spec list
- Fewer “do you have it in this colour, does that size exist?” messages
- People stay attached to a configuration they built themselves
- Sales start the conversation with the size and variant already set
Creating orders on your e-commerce site
The configurator talks to your store platform. When the customer finishes choosing, out comes a product code, a size list and a price, and that goes straight into the cart. The order reaches production with every option visible — no confirming details over the phone.
- Configuration passed to the cart: variant, size and price together
- Technical breakdown and image attached to the order
- Matching against your stock and price list
- Campaign and dealer discounts included in the calculation
Quote requests for products without a listed price
Not everything belongs in a cart; on project work the customer asks for a quote first. The configurator then produces a quote file rather than an order: chosen modules, measurements, images and the calculated amount in one document, sent to the customer and landed with your sales team.
- PDF quote: module list, measurements, image and amount
- The request lands in the CRM and is assigned to a rep
- The customer can save and share their configuration by link
- Quote follow-up wired into communication automation
AR and 3D walkthrough — seeing it in their own space
The phone camera opens and the product sits on the floor of the room at real scale; you can walk around it, take a screenshot and share it. For larger installations — a kitchen, a shop fixture, an exhibition stand — the 3D walkthrough takes over and the user walks inside the plan they built.
- Placed at real scale through the phone camera
- Screenshot and share
- First-person walk inside the finished plan
- A size that does not fit gets noticed before the purchase
3D models, speed and setup
If you have no 3D models, we build them from technical drawings, photographs and a measurement list. Models are rebuilt for the web: light enough to open on a mobile connection, detailed enough to describe the product honestly. Product families are defined parametrically, so every size does not need its own model.
- Models produced from drawings and photographs
- Web optimisation — mobile loading time is the constraint
- Parametric family: every size from one definition
- A catalogue structure your own team can extend
Frequently asked
We have no 3D models of our products — is that a problem?
No. Technical drawings, photographs and a measurement list are enough; we produce the models. Time and cost depend on how many products there are and how complex the geometry is, so we quote after seeing the list.
Will it be slow on a phone?
Models are optimised for the web, aiming to open within a few seconds on a mobile connection. Heavy CAD files are not used as they are; they get rebuilt for the web. On very complex products the detail loads in stages.
Can it be added to my current e-commerce platform?
It is added as a component inside the product page and uses your platform’s own interface to add to the cart. It works with any platform that accepts cart data; a custom-built panel needs one endpoint opened.
Does the configurator calculate the price?
Yes, and the rules come from your own price list: size, material, hardware and discounts. For products whose price you prefer not to publish, the figure is hidden and the configuration turns into a quote request instead.
How many products should we start with?
You do not need to move the whole catalogue at once, and it is not the right move either. Start with the product that attracts the most questions or has the most variants, see it work, then expand family by family.