3D Visualization & Rendering

Modeling, texturing, lighting, rendering and animation — including the real-time assets that have to load in a browser rather than only render on a farm.

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Price: From $39.00 per render
Turnaround: 3–15 working days
Free trial: One look-development frame of your product, no card, no commitment.

The specifics

Starts at: From $39.00 per render
Typical turnaround: 3–15 working days
Formats we take: OBJ, FBX, glTF/GLB, USDZ, STL, BLEND, MAX, MA

How the work runs and what it costs across the family are set out in the 3D visualization & rendering guide.

What 3D Visualization & Rendering covers

4 services under this heading. Each is priced for the work it actually involves rather than averaged into one rate.

3D Modeling

Clean topology, correct scale, ready for what happens next.

4 services

3D Rendering

Photoreal output, in a managed color pipeline.

8 services

3D Animation

Rigged, simulated and animated with weight.

9 services

Hire 3D Visualizers

Modelers and visualizers, embedded in your pipeline.

3 services

Before and after

Drag the handle. Every pair is our own work.

More examples

Before: Product turntable, raw render — Product turntable, raw render

Lighting rebuilt, passes graded, noise reduced

Illustration, not a client job

3D Rendering Consumer goods 5 days

After: Product turntable, raw render — Product turntable, raw render

Lighting rebuilt, passes graded, noise reduced

Illustration, not a client job

3D Rendering Consumer goods 5 days

Before: CAD that crashed phones in a configurator — CAD that crashed phones in a configurator

Retopologised, baked, Draco and KTX2 compressed to a stated budget

Illustration, not a client job

3D Product Modeling Consumer goods 2 weeks

After: CAD that crashed phones in a configurator — CAD that crashed phones in a configurator

Retopologised, baked, Draco and KTX2 compressed to a stated budget

Illustration, not a client job

3D Product Modeling Consumer goods 2 weeks

Before: A product that did not physically exist yet — A product that did not physically exist yet

Modeled from CAD, look-developed against material samples

Illustration, not a client job

3D Modeling Consumer electronics 3 weeks

After: A product that did not physically exist yet — A product that did not physically exist yet

Modeled from CAD, look-developed against material samples

Illustration, not a client job

3D Modeling Consumer electronics 3 weeks

Before: A mechanism nobody could explain in words — A mechanism nobody could explain in words

Exploded view and cutaway animation built from the CAD assembly

Illustration, not a client job

3D Animation Industrial equipment 4 weeks

After: A mechanism nobody could explain in words — A mechanism nobody could explain in words

Exploded view and cutaway animation built from the CAD assembly

Illustration, not a client job

3D Animation Industrial equipment 4 weeks

How it works

Four steps, and the first one costs nothing.

01
Start with the free trial

One look-development frame of your product. No card needed.
02
We do the work

Done by the people who would do the job, to the same standard.
03
You decide

Happy with it? We quote the full job. Not? It cost you nothing.
04
We deliver

To your spec, your naming convention, your deadline.

Pricing

Prices exclude any applicable sales tax. Volume changes the rate — ask.

From $39.00 per render

Per model

Clean topology, correct scale, built for where it is going.

$49.00 per model

3–10 working days

Polygon budget agreed first
UVs and PBR textures
glTF, FBX, OBJ or USDZ
Real-world units

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Most chosen

Per render

Photoreal stills in a managed color pipeline, delivered with passes.

$39.00 per render

2–7 working days

Lighting and shading
Render passes for adjustment
Up to 4K output
Two revision rounds

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Dedicated artist

A modeler or visualizer embedded in your pipeline.

$11.00 per hour

Start within 48 hours

Your software and asset structure
Weekly review builds
Source files delivered
Monthly invoicing

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What clients say

“We send around 400 garments a week and the thing that matters most is that image 400 looks like image 1. That consistency is what we were not getting before.”

Head of E-commerce

Online fashion retailer, United Kingdom

Example wording — not a real client quote

“They took the post-production off our plate entirely. We shoot, they deliver to our naming convention, and I stopped having a retouching backlog.”

Studio Manager

Product photography studio, Germany

Example wording — not a real client quote

“The free trial is what convinced us. Two images, our brief, back the next morning — we could see exactly what we would be buying.”

Marketing Director

Furniture brand, United States

Example wording — not a real client quote

Frequently asked questions

Can you work from our CAD files?

Yes, and it is the fastest and most accurate route. Good CAD or dimensioned drawings remove the guesswork about scale, which is the thing that quietly ruins renders.

Without them we can work from clear reference photographs from several angles, but expect an extra approval round on proportions.

Why is real-time 3D priced differently from a still?

Because it is a different object. A model for a render farm can carry all the geometry it likes; one for a browser has a polygon budget, a texture budget and a download budget, and hitting them is optimization work in its own right.

We agree those budgets before anyone starts modeling, because retrofitting them means starting again.

What is look development and why is there an approval gate?

It is one frame rendered at final quality, with the materials and lighting finished, approved before anything goes to the farm.

Render time is a real cost. Approving the look on one frame rather than discovering a problem across three hundred is what keeps the budget where the quote put it.

Can renders sit next to our photography?

Yes, and it takes deliberate matching rather than grading to taste — camera, lens, lighting, grain and color pipeline aligned to the photographic plates.

Done properly nobody can tell which is which in a category grid. Done casually the CG reads as plastic, which is the usual failure.

Do we get the source files?

Yes. Models, textures and scene files are delivered alongside the renders, so a variant later is a change rather than a rebuild.

We also record the render settings and version, so an image produced months later matches the ones already published.