See the range in the room
Every door, floor, worktop, vanity unit and sofa in your range, pre-rendered in rooms that look like your own advertising. In the kitchen the customer combines freely across 54 finished combinations, plus close-ups of handles and glazed doors. Nothing is calculated while the customer looks. It is all ready in advance, so it loads at once and looks the same every time. And once she has found her kitchen, the choices live in the link, so she can pass it on or leave her email and get it back.
What you learn
Example figures · one month at an invented retailer
The most common combination was black frame, herringbone oak, solid oak and monoblock — nine per cent of every saved kitchen. The interesting part is not the list itself, but the moment it stops matching what you sell in the shop. That is when you know what people want but do not dare ask for.
How it works
Two or three photos per item from your range. We pick the room and the style together with you: modern, high-end or timeless.
Every item goes into the same room, the same camera, the same light. You approve the pictures before they go live.
One line of code, or we handle it. No servers and no APIs, so there is nothing to break in the night.
The customer combination lives in the link itself. She sends it to her partner, you open it in the shop and see exactly the same room. If she leaves her email, the item numbers go to your inbox.
Send pictures and we add it. A fixed price per item.