Confsas3D or Zakeke: which fits your product
Both configure product and both sell themselves without a salesperson. They part company over where your file comes from and what the buyer decides.
Zakeke fits better if
- You sell across several marketplaces and platforms at once and what you need is a long list of ready-made connectors.
- What you customise is mostly flat: print, textiles, artwork on a template.
- Your catalogue is consumer product with many similar lines.
Confsas3D fits better if
- Your 3D file comes out of CAD and arrives badly built. We get parts out three different ways — by geometry, by colour tone and by drawing round them — so bodywork welded into a single mesh is not a dead end.
- Your product is made to measure. The buyer drags the width, the model stretches and the price goes up by the square metre.
- You need the price entering the cart to be untouchable. Our server prices and signs it, and whoever redeems it verifies it.
- You mark parts by pointing at them on the model, with no material names and without opening the file in another program.
What we do not do
- We do not have a long list of connectors. Shopify and WooCommerce are native; everything else uses an embed snippet and a documented bridge.
- Measurements stretch meshes rather than regenerating geometry: fine on straight product, distorting on curves.
- We do not do print customisation or artwork prep for flat production.
Questions people ask
- Can I try it without talking to anyone?
- Yes. Sign up, upload a model and build the configurator. The free plan publishes a preview link.
- What if I already have a configurator elsewhere?
- The 3D model is yours and uploads as is. What has to be rebuilt are the options and prices, which is a session of work rather than a project.
Try it with your own model
Upload the file exactly as you have it. We convert OBJ, FBX and .blend on upload.