Units, worktop, fronts and appliances assembled from your own modules, shown in 3D with an indicative price. You meet customers who already know the budget. The code is yours.
A fitted kitchen today starts with a visit, a measurement and several meetings over a drawing. Part of that road can move before the first contact, which shortens the funnel and filters out people without a budget.
Wall and base units, worktop, fronts, handles and built-in appliances. The customer assembles a layout from modules you actually produce, not a generic planner.
The configurator keeps layouts buildable from real modules and sizes, so what arrives is a project that can go to production.
The customer learns the order of magnitude before booking a measurement, and qualifies themselves. You drive out to people who are decided.
The customer arrives with a concrete layout they built. The sales conversation starts from a point, not from an empty sheet.
There is no kitchen demonstrator in the public gallery yet. These are adjacent made-to-measure products on the same engine, so you can judge the build quality.

Wood, glass and light with PBR materials. Interior-grade surfaces.
sauna3d.grodev.pl
Made to the customer opening, drawn into a real room.
scianka3d.grodev.pl
A glazed structure with frame, glazing and roof options.
oranzeria3d.grodev.pl
Infill, height and colour with dimension validation.
brama3d.grodev.plA fixed price after a short call, not a range with a hidden "from". One-off, no subscription.
A configurator for a core module set: layout in real-time 3D, fronts and worktops, indicative server-side pricing, mobile-tuned, lead output to your CRM.
The full module catalogue, a feasibility rule set, an admin panel your staff run, showroom price lists and CRM or ERP integration.
Against an off-the-shelf SaaS at €8,000 to 100,000 per year, a one-off build usually pays for itself inside 12 to 24 months. Full custom-vs-SaaS breakdown on the main configurator page.
A short note on your module catalogue and how you price a fitted kitchen is enough. I reply within 48h with a fixed quote and a timeline.