A 3D scene is only a demo until it can price, take payment and send the order to production. Your buyers configure in 3D, see the price, and the order reaches production as a full spec.
The storefront buyers land on. Every door in the catalog opens into the configurator.
SBFS builds real-time Three.js and WebGL product configurators as part of the channel they sell through, not as a standalone scene, because the results come from the rules behind it. Door Builder went from about two and a half weeks per quote to four minutes, Muebles Torga cut customer-service tickets by 72%, and Pepart's preview is re-rendered at 300 DPI as the print file. Door Builder and Muebles Torga run Three.js in production; Pepart runs React Three Fiber with a 2D canvas fallback.
Updated: Nov 2026
A made-to-order product is not on any shelf, and no photo shows the exact combination the buyer is about to pay for.
Option rules, pricing, checkout and the admin behind the scene are where configurator projects actually stall.
Pepart ships a 2D canvas fallback for browsers without WebGL, because a blank canvas is a lost order.
A live 3D view built from your product's real shapes, with materials and lighting matched to your brand and range instead of a stock template.
Door Builder and Muebles Torga run Three.js configurators; Pepart runs React Three Fiber. All three are live in production.
Pepart buyers preview a piece in 3D or staged in a room, with a 2D canvas fallback so a buyer on an old browser still sees it and still checks out.
The configurator only offers combinations you can build and the price resolves from the same option model, so the render and the order cannot disagree.
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.
Customer-service tickets fell 72% once customers could no longer order Torga furniture parts that don't fit together. Dealers now manage their own orders, and when one needs help, Torga staff can step into the dealer's account to sort it out.
What Pepart's customers see on screen is exactly what arrives at their door: their crop and frame choice become the print, with nothing lost in between. Every paid order then goes to print and ships without anyone touching it.
We model your product range, the option rules behind it and the geometry the scene needs, then write the spec. You see exactly what we will build before we start.
Scene, configurator UX, pricing rules, checkout and admin ship in parallel, with a reviewable demo every Friday on your own test site.
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.
Doors are configured, not stocked: slab, lite, panel, hardware, finish, size. Your buyers and dealers price that catalog live, and production gets an order it can actually build.
Print on demand has a trust problem: the buyer cannot see what will arrive. On your storefront the preview and the print file come out of the same pipeline, so what they see is what arrives.
Every proposal on your desk claims the same thing. Here is who builds them, the four questions that separate the builders, and where we stand on each.
Compress GLB, glTF, STL and OBJ models in the browser and see what makes them heavy.
Pack an OBJ mesh into a single, compressed GLB.
Convert an FBX export to GLB for web viewers and AR.
Upload a model, get a share link and an embed for your site.
A QR code that opens your product in AR on any phone.
Make any photo a texture that tiles without visible seams.
Normal, height, roughness, metalness and AO maps from one texture.
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.
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