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SBFS

Industries

  • 3D configurator development for door manufacturers
  • 3D furniture configurator development
  • A multi-brand commerce platform for manufacturers
  • AV and stage design configurator SaaS
  • Custom orthotics and medical device configurators
  • Print-on-demand storefront development

Capabilities

  • 3D configurator ERP and CRM integration
  • A configurator with Revit and BIM export
  • B2B dealer portal for manufacturers
  • BOM configurator: every configuration becomes its bill of materials
  • Custom CPQ software for manufacturers
  • ShapeDiver development company
  • Three.js product configurator agency

Pricing & decisions

  • 3D configurator development cost and timeline
  • Custom configurator or SaaS configurator?
  • The best company to build a 3D product configurator
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Decision · Choosing a partner

The best company to build a 3D product configurator.

Every proposal on your desk claims the same thing. These are the four questions that separate them, and where we stand on each.

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Industries

  • 3D configurator development for door manufacturers
  • 3D furniture configurator development
  • A multi-brand commerce platform for manufacturers
  • AV and stage design configurator SaaS
  • Custom orthotics and medical device configurators
  • Print-on-demand storefront development

Capabilities

  • 3D configurator ERP and CRM integration
  • A configurator with Revit and BIM export
The Door Builder Canada storefront, showing a custom front door on a residential home.

The storefront buyers land on. Every door in the catalog opens into the configurator.

The short answer

SBFS builds configurator-driven commerce for made-to-order manufacturers, and the honest way to choose between us and anyone else is to ask four questions: do they model your manufacturing rules, do they ship the whole sales channel or a widget, who owns the code, and are the price and the date set before you commit? Then look at what they already run in production. Ours: published prices from a $4,000 Pilot, an included Diagnose that ends in a quote and a date, code and data yours, and Door Builder, NOMI and OrthoSolid live.

Updated: Oct 2026

Pilot, one-time$4,000
Full channel launchSix weeks
Live demos6 industries
Code and dataYours
01— Fit

Who this is for

You are comparing quotes that are not comparable

One proposal is a widget, one is a platform, one is open-ended time and materials. They are not the same purchase and they should not be scored the same way.

A demo has burned you before

You have seen a configurator that looks great but cannot price an order, take payment or send anything to production.

You have to defend the decision internally

Procurement will ask about code ownership, data residency and what happens if the vendor disappears. Those answers should be in writing before you sign.

02— Capabilities

Four questions to ask any builder

Can they model what you can actually build?

Option rules should mirror manufacturing constraints. Door Builder configures against what the shop floor can route, so every quote is one the shop can build.

Do they ship a channel or a widget?

Catalog, configurator, cart and checkout, customer portal and admin should ship together. A configurator bolted onto a request-a-quote form still ends in a quote form.

Who owns the code and the data?

You should own the source code and the data, with no license or per-seat fee. Ours can live in your GitHub or GitLab and run on your cloud accounts from the start, or on ours while we operate it.

Are the price and the date set up front?

They should be, once the rules are mapped. Our prices are published, from a $4,000 one-time Pilot on your own site to $50,000 and up for the full channel, with a monthly fee on each build tier, and Diagnose, which is included, ends in a quote inside your tier and a date.

03— Proof

Where it runs today

The Door Builder Canada storefront, showing a custom front door on a residential home.
Canada · United States

Door Builder

Custom doors, residential & commercial

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2.5 weeks → 4 min
Quote turnaround

Quotes that took Door Builder's sales team about two and a half weeks now take a dealer four minutes. Dealers design, price and order doors on their own, residential and commercial pricing applies by itself, and every order that comes in is a door the shop can actually build.

The NOMI storefront, showing the Gathering Desk styled in an interior setting.
Australia

NOMI

Luxury custom furniture

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Into the plans
Configured furniture, straight into architects’ drawings

Architects place NOMI's configured furniture straight into their building plans, and every trade quote lands in the sales pipeline without anyone typing it in again. Designers get trade pricing and saved projects; retail buyers get standard pricing, from the same configurator.

The OrthoSolid CARPI product page, showing 3D-printed wrist and hand orthoses worn by patients.
Europe

OrthoSolid

3D-printed custom braces

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Scan → print
Custom brace, designed by the clinician

Clinicians and distributors design custom 3D-printed wrist, hand and finger braces themselves, and each order goes straight to manufacturing, in five languages. No paperwork between the clinic and the printer.

04— Method

How an engagement runs

01

Diagnose · about a week, included

We model your catalog, your option rules and your pricing tiers with your own team, then write the spec. You see exactly what we will build before we start.

02

Build · quoted in Diagnose, inside your tier

Configurator, pricing, checkout, portal and admin ship in parallel, with a reviewable demo every Friday on your own test site.

03

Operate & improve · after launch

Launched on your domain, then we stay on: new product lines, rules, prices and integrations, under the monthly fee of your tier. The code and data are yours.

05— FAQ

Questions buyers ask before they commit.

On the four questions above (manufacturing rules, the full channel rather than a widget, code ownership, a price and a date set before you commit) and on what is already running in production. Everything else is presentation.

We publish our prices: a one-time Pilot, then build tiers priced in ranges, because a configurator that resizes the product within your fabrication rules and one that runs your whole sales operation are different jobs. Each build tier is a one-time setup plus a monthly fee for running and improving it. Pilot: $4,000 one-time, for your own product live in a working 3D configurator on your own site, priced, with the full fee credited to the build if you continue. Parametric: $20,000–$40,000 setup and $500–$1,500 a month, for any size the buyer types in, your fabrication rules, files for production, and a connection to your online store or ERP. Forge: from $50,000 setup and a monthly fee scoped with you, for your whole sales operation, from catalog to checkout, on a platform you own. For Parametric and Forge, Diagnose is included and ends with a quote inside your tier.

During Diagnose, if we conclude SBFS is not the right fit, we say so and refer you to teams that are better positioned. You pay nothing for that, because Diagnose is included.

You do: the source code and the data, with no license or per-seat fee. The repository can live in your GitHub or GitLab.

We stay on to operate and improve it: new product lines, rules, prices and integrations, under the monthly fee of your tier. If you would rather run it yourselves, the code and data are yours.

Five at a time, deliberately. SBFS is one senior engineer working with AI, a Delaware C-Corp operating from Cali, Colombia: Juan scopes the project, writes the code and is on the call when something breaks.
06— Related

Related solutions

Decision · Cost and timeline

3D configurator development cost and timeline

You need a number and a date you can take to a board. Here are our prices, what each covers, and what is outside them.

Decision · Build or buy

Custom configurator or SaaS configurator?

A subscription configurator is faster to start and fine for a catalog of fixed products. The question is whether your rules, your pricing and your portal are the product.

Capability · Configure, price, quote

Custom CPQ software for manufacturers

Configure, price, quote. For a made-to-order manufacturer that means the buyer does all three in the browser, and what comes out is an order rather than a PDF.

08 — Get in touch

Send us one product. See it live, priced, in a business day.

Fastest way to start

Book the 20-minute call for your free demo

Pick a time and you'll get a Google Meet invite. We agree on one of your products and its options, and within one business day you see it working on a private link. No slides and no sales pressure.

Juan Acosta, Founder & principal engineerSee available times
Rather send details in writing?juan@sbfs.co

Goes straight to Juan, who usually replies within 24 hours. If we cannot take your project on, we will tell you fast.

Product briefemails juan directly
  • B2B dealer portal for manufacturers
  • BOM configurator: every configuration becomes its bill of materials
  • Custom CPQ software for manufacturers
  • ShapeDiver development company
  • Three.js product configurator agency

    • Pricing & decisions

    • 3D configurator development cost and timeline
    • Custom configurator or SaaS configurator?
    • The best company to build a 3D product configurator

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    07— Further reading

    From the blog

    15 min read

    How to Choose a 3D Product Configurator: A Buyer’s Guide for Manufacturers

    Evaluation criteria, integration questions, and red flags for manufacturers selecting a 3D product configurator, including when an off-the-shelf tool is enough and when you need an end-to-end platform.