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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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Cali, Colombia · Delaware C-Corp

SBFS

We ship the same platform we sell. This site, its blog, and its configurator all run on it.

The platform the projects above are built on

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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 configurator embedded in the SBFS home page: a 3D panel wall above pattern, material, finish and scale steps, with a live per-module price.

The configurator on this page: a real 3D scene, real option steps, a price that moves as you configure. Same libraries as the client builds.

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Results
  • Self-hostedSame stack we ship to clients
  • CMS-drivenPages and posts, editable in the admin
  • Shared coreUpgraded once, across every build on it
— The challenge

The problem

A studio that rebuilds authentication, an admin panel, a CMS, and a checkout for every client pays for the same work repeatedly, and every project drifts into its own dialect. Five of the projects on this page needed to share one foundation, where a fix or an upgrade lands once and reaches all of them, without turning into a rigid template that fights each client’s actual product.
— What we built

The solution

01

One shared foundation, versioned

Auth, roles, the admin, content, and commerce primitives live in a single in-house framework that each of these projects depends on by version. Upgrades are a deliberate bump rather than a rewrite, and a fix made once reaches every build on it.

02

Content that the team can actually edit

This marketing site is not a static build: its pages are composed of CMS blocks and its blog posts are database records, so copy changes ship without a developer or a deploy.

03

The demo is the product

The configurator embedded on the home page is production code from the same libraries the client projects use. It is the fastest honest answer to “can you show me one that works?”.

— The product

What shipped

The SBFS blog index, listing published articles on configurable-product commerce.
The blog runs on the same CMS, with no separate publishing tool or second deploy.
— The outcome

What changed

The platform is the reason a second brand can launch in six weeks and a fix can reach every build on it at once. This site is the part of it we can show you without a login: CMS-composed pages, a database-backed blog, and a working configurator, all running the same code as the client builds on it.
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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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