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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
  • A product configurator that production can build from
  • Custom CPQ software for manufacturers
  • Dealer portal and B2B ordering 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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Capability · Configuration to production

A product configurator that production can build from.

A configuration is only useful if the shop floor can build it. We model the option rules against what you actually manufacture, so the order that arrives is a specification, not a picture.

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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 product configurators whose option rules mirror real manufacturing constraints, so every configuration that reaches production can actually be built, without someone checking it first. Door Builder configures doors against what the shop floor can route, which collapsed a manual quoting cycle of about two and a half weeks to four minutes, and Muebles Torga blocks part combinations that do not physically fit, cutting customer-service tickets by 72%.

Updated: Oct 2026

Setup from$2,500
Full channel launchSix weeks
Live demos6 industries
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01— Fit

Who this is for

Production re-enters what sales sold

Someone reads the order and translates it into parts and operations by hand. That translation step is where the errors come from.

Your rules live in people, not software

What can actually be built is known by two people in the shop and a spreadsheet nobody fully trusts.

Quotes go out that cannot be made

A configuration that looks fine on screen reaches the floor and stops, so the order goes back to sales and the customer waits again.

02— Capabilities

What we build

Option rules modeled from manufacturing constraints

We model the catalog with your production team so only combinations the shop can build are offered. Every Door Builder quote is one the shop can build.

Configurations wired to shop-floor routing

The configuration carries the manufacturing detail behind each option, so it reaches production as a specification instead of a rendering plus a phone call.

Incompatible combinations blocked before checkout

Muebles Torga blocks parts that do not physically fit, visually and in real time, which cut customer-service tickets by 72%.

Pricing computed from the same model

Price resolves from the option model that production reads, so the number the buyer sees and the specification the shop receives cannot disagree.

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. SBFS built all of it: a configurator tied to how the shop floor routes each door, tiered pricing for commercial buyers at checkout, and a portal for the dealer network. It only offers doors the shop can build, so production never gets a quote it cannot make.

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The Muebles Torga storefront: a headline over the category bar, an item count, and the first row of modular TV compositions.
Spain

Muebles Torga

Modular furniture systems

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−72%
Customer-service tickets

Customer-service tickets fell 72% once Torga's configurator stopped customers from ordering parts that didn't fit. SBFS added visual compatibility rules to the modular systems, plus a dealer portal where Torga staff can step into a dealer's account to help.

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04— Method

How an engagement runs

01

Diagnose · about a week, included

We sit with your sales and production teams, model the catalog and surface the rules that decide what is buildable. You see the spec before we start.

02

Build · quoted in Diagnose, inside your tier

Configurator, pricing rules, checkout, admin and the production-facing output 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.

From your production team, in Diagnose. It exists to model the catalog and write down the constraints that today live in people, before anything is built.

We price in ranges, because a configurator that changes colors and one that resizes the product within your fabrication rules are different jobs. Each tier is a one-time setup plus a monthly fee for running and improving it. Entry: $2,500–$5,000 setup and $150–$300 a month, for a visual configurator of one product or family, with colors, materials and options, embedded in your site or Shopify. Mid: $6,000–$12,000 setup and $300–$600 a month, for options with rules, automatic pricing and each configuration sent to you as a lead or a quote, for a fixed product range. 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. Diagnose is included and ends with a quote inside your tier. The full channel typically ships in six weeks, and Diagnose sets the date for yours.

Integrations are part of what we tailor per engagement: ERP, CRM, shipping and accounting, whatever your operations need. We scope the specific systems in week one.

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

Yes. A configurator integrated into the store, ERP or CRM you already run is a real starting point, and often where the value shows first. Checkout, portals and admin are added when they earn their place.
06— Related

Related solutions

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.

Capability · ERP and CRM integration

3D configurator ERP and CRM integration

A configurator that does not reach your CRM, your ERP or your fulfillment partner has only moved the re-keying somewhere else. We wire it into the systems that already run the business.

Industry · Door manufacturers

3D configurator development for door manufacturers

Doors are configured, not stocked: slab, lite, panel, hardware, finish, size. We build the configurator that prices that catalog live and hands production an order it can actually build.

08 — Get in touch

Got a configurable product? Let's talk.

Fastest way to start

Book a 20-minute intro call

Pick a time that suits you and you'll get a Google Meet invite. We look at your product, your catalog, and whether we are the right fit. 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.

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  • A product configurator that production can build from
  • Custom CPQ software for manufacturers
  • Dealer portal and B2B ordering 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

    7 min read

    From Configurator to BOM: Closing the Gap Between Sales and Production

    Most product configurators stop at the shopping cart. For manufacturers, the real value starts after the order: turning every configuration into an accurate bill of materials and a production plan, automatically.

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    Mass Customization, Thirty Years On: The Operating Model Behind Profitable Custom Products

    Mass customization was promised in 1993 and mostly failed for two decades. The constraints that broke it (no customer interface, no captured product rules, rigid production) have now fallen. Here is the operating model manufacturers use to make custom products profitable.