Every option. Every finish. In their own space.
A live 3D configurator on your own website, and we make the 3D for you from your photos, drawings or CAD. Customers build the exact product, watch the price as they go, place it in their space at true size, and send you a quote with every detail filled in.
The chair on this page is live. Drag to turn it, pick a finish, or open it on your phone. More demos: the Kestrel modular sofa (lay out your own sectional), the Arden dining table (marble tops, four bases) and the Marlowe 40 watch (sunburst dials, see-through caseback). Furniture is where we started, but it works the same for anything sold with options: watches, lighting, cabinetry, bikes, outdoor gear.
Your showroom holds six versions. Your options make six hundred.
Customers only trust what they can see.
The version on the floor or in the photos is easy to sell. The same chair in sage linen with brass sabots, or the watch with the green dial on a steel bracelet, only exists in a swatch book and their imagination.
Photographing every combination isn't an option.
One chair with three woods, six fabrics, two cushion styles, three bases and an ottoman has over a thousand looks. Nobody shoots all of them, so most of your range never appears online.
Custom orders stall in email.
"Which finish was that?" "Does the bigger size come with the upgrade?" Every back-and-forth is a chance for the customer to go quiet. Orders arrive with missing details and get fixed by phone.
Your whole range, with your rules built in.
Every material, finish, size and add-on you offer, with the price updating on every click. The configurator knows what your workshop knows: when a combination can't be made, it changes the conflicting option and tells the customer why, so impossible orders never reach you.
- Prices that follow your price list: a fabric costs more on the 96″ sofa, marble more on the big top
- Each option shows what it adds or saves from the current build, rules included
- Prefer to quote every order? "Price on request" hides prices and still sends you the total
- Curated starting points, dimensions that update, and links that reopen the exact build
| Frame | White oak · Walnut · Ebonized ash | FR-OAK / WAL / EBO |
| Upholstery | Bouclé, wool, linen, velvet, leather | 6 fabrics |
| Cushions | Tailored · Button tufted | +$160 |
| Piping | Self welt · Cognac · Black leather | +$95 |
| Base | Tapered legs · Brass sabots · Swivel | +$140 / +$320 |
| Ottoman | Matching, follows every choice | +$890 |
Modular products, built the way they're sold.
Customers lay out the product themselves. On a sofa, that means they add a seat, swap an arm for a chaise and turn the corner into an L or a U. Only sections that actually join are offered, every section is priced in the material they chose, and a top-down plan shows exactly what they'll get.
- Your joining rules built in: arms end a run, chaises go on the ends, two corners at most
- Sections priced by material grade, with the total updating as they build
- The plan, the 3D and the quote always match, down to the SKU of each section
- Works for anything sold in modules: shelving, storage walls, kitchen runs, display systems, outdoor sets
Will it fit? They can check before they buy.
One tap on "View in your room" puts the exact build they configured on their floor, at true size. On iPhone it opens Apple's AR viewer with your price and a "Request quote" button in the banner. On Android it places it right in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing to download from an app store.
Shopping on a laptop? The AR button shows a QR code that opens the same build on their phone, with AR ready to go.
Walnut in a north-facing room is not walnut in a showroom.
Customers switch between studio, daylight and evening light and see how the materials they picked will actually look at home.
Photoreal when the camera stops
On capable computers, the view refines into a path-traced image a moment after the customer stops turning it: soft shadows, light bouncing between surfaces, true reflections on leather and brass. It starts and stops on its own and never slows the page down.
Fast on every phone
Models are compressed to a fraction of their size (the whole sectional above downloads at about 110 KB), a still picture shows instantly, and the 3D loads only when someone scrolls to it. Each device gets rendering it can handle, so an old phone stays smooth and a new laptop gets the full version.
Product photos for every build, without the photoshoot.
The same files that power the configurator render every combination you sell as product images: consistent camera, consistent light, ready for your store, your catalog, and your dealers.
- Every build, a filtered set, or just your curated looks
- Several camera angles per build, transparent backgrounds on request
- A spreadsheet-ready list of every image with its SKUs and price
- When you add a new finish, rerun it and your whole catalog is current
Orders arrive complete.
When a customer requests a quote, you get the exact build: every option with its SKU, the price, a picture of what they configured, and a link that reopens it. No guessing which "grey" they meant. Send it to your inbox, your CRM or your store's cart.
- The same price logic runs on your server, so totals can't be tampered with
- Shared links survive discontinued options without breaking
Halden Lounge Chair
Find out which options actually sell.
See which finishes customers try, which ones they keep, and which ones end up in quote requests. A finish that gets tried constantly but rarely kept looks better on the swatch than on the product. You'll also see how many people use AR, and which of your rules they keep running into.
Everything that gets a custom order over the line.
Big-ticket, made-to-order products are rarely bought in one visit. These turn a curious visitor into someone you can follow up with, and a decision into an order.
Every request, in your inbox and your dashboard
Quote requests, saved designs and swatch orders arrive by email the moment they're sent, with the exact build and a link that reopens it. All of them are in your dashboard too, ready to export to your CRM.
"Email me this design"
Shoppers who aren't ready save their build and get a link by email. They come back to exactly what they made, and you know who's interested in what.
Samples of the finishes they picked
One tap orders samples of the finishes in their build, with their address. You get a qualified lead and the design that started it.
Their room, their doorway, a person for scale
Customers enter their space and their narrowest door. The configurator outlines the space on the floor and checks every piece that ships separately, so "it doesn't fit" happens before the order, not at delivery.
A printable spec sheet of any build
Front, side and top views, overall dimensions, every option with its SKU, the price and a QR code back to the design. Designers forward it to clients; dealers print it.
Straight into the cart
On Shopify, "Add to cart" puts the exact build in the cart at the right price, with every option on the order your workshop receives. No app to install.
From your files to your website.
Send us what you have
Photos, drawings, CAD files or 3D models: no 3D files needed. Add swatch photos for your fabrics and finishes, and your price list and rules.
We build and tune it
We make the model, compress it so it loads fast on phones, match your finishes, and set up options, pricing and rules. You review it on a private link and ask for changes.
Paste one line
Your web team adds one tag to the product page. It works on Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace, Wix or a custom site, and quote requests go to your inbox or CRM.
For your web team. It runs on your page, not in an iframe, so it takes your fonts and colors. It only runs on your domains, starts loading when a customer scrolls to it, and options and prices live in one product file your developers can read and edit.
Run your own numbers.
Put in your monthly orders and average order. The lift is up to you: results published by 3D vendors run from modest to dramatic, so the default here is cautious. Once you're live, the dashboard shows your real figure.
An estimate to frame the conversation, not a promise.
Start with one product. Grow into your whole range.
Setup is priced by how complex each product is, so a simple one costs less than a modular system. The monthly plan depends on how many products you have and how much we do for you. Tell us what you make and we'll come back with a scope and price.
One hero product, done properly
Up to 3 products, to prove it out before a wider rollout.
- 3D model made from your photos, drawings or files
- Your finishes, options, prices and rules
- True-size AR on iPhone and Android
- Quotes, saved designs and free swatch orders, to your inbox and dashboard
- "Will it fit?", spec sheets and analytics
- Two change requests a month
Your range, connected to your store
Up to 15 products sharing one library of materials and finishes.
- Everything in Launch, across your range
- Sectional and modular builder
- Shopify add to cart
- Leads to Zapier, Slack or your CRM
- Unlimited material, price and rule changes
- Catalog renders of every build
New products every season
Modeling included every month, for brands that launch often.
- Everything in Collection, up to 50 products
- Two modeling credits a month, banked up to six
- New products started within a week, changes within a day
- Catalog renders refreshed each release
- A quarterly review of what customers configure and buy
- Phone support, answered the same day
We're taking on a small number of first customers at a reduced setup fee, in exchange for honest feedback and a short case study. Ask about it when you get in touch.
Get a quote for your productsWhat people ask us first.
Is it only for furniture?
No. Furniture is where we started, so most demos here are chairs and sofas, but it works for anything sold with options: watches and jewelry, lighting, cabinetry and kitchens, bikes and sporting goods, outdoor products, equipment. Try the Marlowe watch. If your customers choose between materials, sizes or parts, it fits.
Do we need 3D models?
No. We make them from photos and drawings of the product, or from CAD exports and existing models if you have them, and prepare them so they load quickly on phones.
Will it work on our website?
Yes. It's a script added to your product page, so it works on Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace and custom sites. It runs on your own domain and takes on your fonts and colors.
What do customers need?
A current web browser. AR works on iPhones and iPads, and on Android phones that support Google's ARCore. On a computer, the AR button shows a QR code that opens the same build on their phone.
Does it slow our pages down?
No. It shows a still picture straight away and only loads the 3D when a customer scrolls to it, or when they tap "View in 3D" if you prefer. Models are compressed to a fraction of their original size, and phones get lighter rendering automatically.
Where do quote requests go?
To your inbox the moment they're sent, and into your dashboard, where you can export them for your CRM. Each one has the customer's details, the exact build with SKUs, and a link that reopens it. On Collection and Partner, they can also go to Zapier, Slack or your own system.
Does it work with our Shopify store?
Yes, on Collection and Partner. "Add to cart" puts the configured piece in your Shopify cart at the right price, with every option written on the order. If you'd rather quote, keep the "Request quote" button instead, or have both.
Can we keep our prices private?
Yes. Turn on "price on request" and customers configure without seeing prices. You still get the full build and its list-price total with every quote request.
Does it handle modular products?
Yes. Customers add, swap and remove sections, with your rules for which pieces join and each section priced in the chosen material. It works for sectional sofas, shelving, storage walls, kitchen runs, display systems and outdoor sets.
How do changes work?
Send us the change, a new finish, a price update or a new rule, and we'll make it. Launch includes two change requests a month; Collection and Partner, as many as you need. Options, prices and rules live in one product file, so your developers can also edit it directly.
How do we add a new finish or material?
Send us a swatch photo and its price. New finishes never cost a setup credit. On Collection and Partner, every product that uses it updates at once, and catalog renders are regenerated.
How is setup priced?
In credits, by how complex each product is. A simple one with a few parts that change, such as a stool, a lamp or a watch, is one credit; one with several bases, sizes or a companion piece is two; a sectional or other modular system is four. We agree the size with you before starting, and a credit covers the model, your materials, options and prices, testing on phones and a round of revisions.
Who owns the models and images?
You do. The 3D models, product files and catalog renders made for you are yours to keep and use anywhere, including if you stop using threedezy.
See your own product in it.
Tell us a little about what you make and point us at one of your products. We'll set up a short call, walk through the configurator, and show you what that product would look like in it.