GroDev
For fitted kitchen manufacturers

Let the customer lay out the kitchen before you drive out to measure.

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.

Built to your catalogue Live pricing, your rules You own the code, no subscription EN / DE, GDPR, EU servers
For kitchen makers

Part of the kitchen sale can happen on screen.

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.

Built from your modules

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.

Feasibility rules

The configurator keeps layouts buildable from real modules and sizes, so what arrives is a project that can go to production.

An indicative price, early

The customer learns the order of magnitude before booking a measurement, and qualifies themselves. You drive out to people who are decided.

A draft to start the conversation

The customer arrives with a concrete layout they built. The sales conversation starts from a point, not from an empty sheet.

Live demos, no sign-up

Click and build one yourself.

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.

Investment

What a kitchen configurator costs.

A fixed price after a short call, not a range with a hidden "from". One-off, no subscription.

One product line
from €15,000

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.

Full range + panel
€25,000 to €50,000

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.

Questions buyers ask first.

Does the customer really lay out the kitchen, or is it just a visual? +
They lay it out from your modules: wall and base units, worktop, fronts, handles and built-in appliances. Rules keep the layout buildable from real modules and sizes. It is not a generic planner, it is a configurator built on your production catalogue.
Why show an indicative price on the website? +
The biggest time sink in kitchen sales is meetings and measurements at customers who cannot afford the quote. An early indicative price lets them qualify themselves, so you drive out to someone who knows the order of magnitude and arrives with a layout.
Do I need 3D models of every module? +
Not of everything. Kitchen units suit parametric models very well, so one well-built carcass model covers many widths. Fronts and worktops are mostly PBR textures. Converting existing CAD files for the browser is quick.
How much does it cost? +
From EUR 15,000 for a core module set with real-time layout and indicative pricing. Up to around EUR 50,000 for the full catalogue with a feasibility rule set, an admin panel and CRM or ERP integration. A fixed price after a call.

Tell me what you make.

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.