Quoting takes far too long
Every customer means a drawing from scratch, site measurement and revisions. Sales waits on design, design waits on production.
Adgoritma builds corporate websites and 3D online design tools that run on your real product catalogue — for residential kitchen, commercial kitchen and furniture manufacturers. Visitors lay out their space, place your modules and see pricing instantly. What reaches you is a dimensioned, quote-ready project.
The scene on the right is rendering live in your browser — not a static image.
Kitchen and furniture purchases stall because buyers cannot picture the result. When a visitor cannot see the product in their own space, they keep shopping — while your team spends hours drawing every single quote.
Every customer means a drawing from scratch, site measurement and revisions. Sales waits on design, design waits on production.
Photos and technical drawings never answer the real question: how will this look in my room? The decision gets postponed — often in a competitor's favour.
Visitors stay about a minute. No interaction, an empty contact form, and a dealer network that does not function online.
Your real module dimensions, real finish options and real price list feed the system. Visitors build their own space, but can never step outside your manufacturing rules.
Every module carries dimensions, height, finish and price data. Update the catalogue and the site updates with it.
Corner solutions, minimum walkway clearance, hob-to-hood alignment, HACCP flow direction — constraints are enforced automatically.
The moment a design is finished it produces a PDF quote, module list, plan image and cutting list — delivered to your inbox and CRM.
The same tool runs in your dealer portal, so showroom staff can design alongside the customer on a tablet.
No coordinating between an agency, a modelling studio and a software house. One contract, one point of contact, end to end.
A fast, SEO-ready and easy-to-manage site that presents your production capacity, references and dealer network.
A configurator where visitors enter room dimensions, place your modules and watch pricing update in real time.
WebGL product scenes where a single item can be inspected in 360° with switchable fabrics and finishes.
Place the product in a real room through the phone camera. No app download; it runs straight from the browser.
Configurator output flowing into ERP, CRM and production planning, with dealer-level pricing and stock control.
We stay on after launch: speed optimisation, search visibility and measurement.
Pick an industry, drop modules into the plan, switch the finish. The demo below runs on a sample catalogue; your project runs on your products, your dimensions and your prices.
Module list, dimensions and prices come from your own data.
Combinations you cannot manufacture are never shown to the customer.
The interface is dressed entirely in your corporate identity.
Requests flow straight into your ERP, CRM and dealer portal.
You cannot plan a commercial kitchen with a residential kitchen configurator. We work with industry-specific rule sets, catalogue structures and sales flows.
Full kitchen planning with base and wall units, tall cabinets, islands and built-in appliances. Worktops and handles update instantly.
Equipment layouts for hotels, restaurants, hospitals and catering. Line planning and workflow validation driven by capacity.
Living rooms, bedrooms, wardrobes and office furniture composed with real fabric, colour and module choices.
* Placeholder figures for demonstration; replace with your own data before launch.
A typical project takes 8–14 weeks. You see a working output at every step — no surprises at the end.
We review your product range, sales flow and dealer structure, then agree exactly which decisions the configurator should make.
Module dimensions, finish options, price lists and manufacturing constraints become structured data. If you have a spreadsheet, we start there.
Your products become web-optimised 3D assets: low polygon count, correct scale, realistic materials.
Website and configurator UI designed around your brand. A clickable prototype first, code second.
Configurator engine, rule set, quote generation and ERP/CRM connections are built. Dealer permissions are defined.
We train your team and set up measurement, then continue with a monthly maintenance and improvement plan.
A configurator has to open on a phone too. That is why asset optimisation and first-load time sit at the centre of every project.
Compressed geometry, progressive loading and a caching strategy put an interactive scene on screen in seconds.
Touch dragging, one-finger rotation and panel layouts that stay readable on narrow screens.
Pricing and cost logic stay on the server; we never leave competitor-readable data in the client source.
Which module was chosen how often, where people drop out, which budget band converts — all reported.
The starting ranges below are indicative. Final pricing depends on product count, rule complexity and integration scope, and is confirmed after discovery.
A fast start for manufacturers bringing their corporate identity online.
For kitchen and furniture manufacturers who want customers designing their own product.
For groups with dealer networks, multiple brands and production integration.
Not at all — most projects start that way. We build web-optimised 3D models from your technical drawings, dimension lists or product photos. If you already have CAD or SolidWorks files, the process is even shorter: we simplify them and bring them down to web performance levels.
No. We support three modes: exact price, budget range, or fully hidden pricing. In hidden mode the customer completes the design and submits a quote request without seeing a price; the calculation appears only in your panel. In every case the pricing logic stays server-side.
Yes. The configurator can be built as a standalone module and embedded into your existing site — WordPress, Shopify or custom software, it makes no difference. We style it to match your brand and put it live with a single embed snippet.
Same engine, different rule set. On the commercial side we validate equipment capacity, dirty-to-clean separation, hood and flue lines, utility points and service clearances. The output differs too: a layout plan and equipment list for the customer, a technical survey file for you.
No. Modules, finishes and prices are managed from the admin panel we hand over. Adding a colour, updating a price list or retiring a module takes a couple of minutes. We only step in when a new product family needs 3D modelling.
A corporate site takes 4–6 weeks; a project with a configurator takes 8–14 weeks. We need three things from you: product and dimension data, one counterpart who can make decisions, and a short weekly progress call. We handle the rest.
In a 30-minute discovery call we look at your product range and explain plainly how the configurator would work for you, plus a realistic budget. A working session, not a sales pitch.