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They cannot picture it at home
Studio shots answer colour and dimensions. They do not answer whether this sofa will swallow the living room.
Built for furniture retailers
Shoppers bounce when they cannot picture the sofa against their own walls.
This product-page widget is sold to furniture stores. It is not a consumer room-design app.
A phone photo of their space is enough. Your catalog piece appears in that picture in about thirty seconds, using photos you already have. They do not download an AR app.
Install costs £0. Signup includes 500 free room previews. After that, 10p applies only when a shopper generates a composite on your store — tapping the button does not bill.
Open a free account and paste one snippet — no card. Book a call only if you want hands-on install help.
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Why stores add this
Furniture converts once doubt leaves the product page
You are not buying hype about AR. Shoppers get one honest step — their room photo, your product in it — before they commit to delivery.
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AR is a second product to maintain
3D models and camera flows work for hero SKUs. Most teams need something that ships with the JPEGs they already have.
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You pay for finished previews only
Opening the widget is free. 10p is billed when a shopper actually generates a composite image — after your free allowance.
If you sell furniture online
This is probably why the PDP feels stuck
Room preview exists because studio shots alone do not clear fit and style doubt. Photo compositing is what we use — not AR — because most catalogs already have product JPEGs and shoppers will not download another app.
“Will it fit?” is the objection
Dimensions and swatches already sit on the page. Shoppers still leave because they cannot see your piece against their wall colour and floor space.
AR demos impress buyers, then stall in production
Camera apps and 3D libraries are a project. Independent catalogs usually need something shoppers will actually finish on a phone.
Flat SaaS rent hurts in quiet months
A platform fee should not be the price of learning whether room preview moves the needle. You pay when someone generates a preview.
Named retailer AR studies live on our retailers page as category context — not as proof we shipped those results. Create free account
How it works
Three steps. Done on their phone.
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Tap “See it in your room”
One clear button on the product page — the phrase shoppers already search for.
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Upload a room photo
Your piece lands in their space in ~30s. Normal product photos. No 3D models.
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Buy with confidence
The fit question is answered. Fewer returns. A faster yes.
The offer
Everything needed to go live
£0 setup. 10p per room preview after your first 500 — only when a shopper actually tries a product in their photo. No previews, no bill.
If the first attributed sale does not land within 24 hours of your first live preview, preview usage stays free until that sale.
Open a free account and paste one snippet — no card. Book a call only if you want hands-on install help.
Create free account“See it in their room” on your PDPs
A single button sits beside add to cart. Shoppers never leave your site.
500 free room previews
Test it on real traffic before you pay per generation.
One snippet or Shopify app
Most teams get a test product live in under ten minutes.
Optional install help
Stuck on placement? Book a call after signup — it is never required.
Questions before you start
- What is “See it in your room”?
- A button on your product pages. Shoppers upload a photo of their room and see your furniture in that space. New stores get 500 free room previews. If the first attributed sale does not land within 24 hours of your first live preview, preview usage stays free until that sale. £0 setup. 10p per room preview after your first 500 — only when a shopper actually tries a product in their photo. No previews, no bill.
- Is this the same as AR “view in your space”?
- Same job, different machinery. AR opens the phone camera and usually needs 3D models. Our furniture visualizer is photo-based: shoppers upload a room photo and see your product placed in that picture — no app, no AR kit, no 3D catalog.
- What’s included with the 500 free room previews?
- Every new account starts with 500 free “see it in your room” generations (~£50 value). Billing starts only after those are used. After that you pay 10p only when a shopper tries a product in their photo.
- Do I need 3D models of my catalog?
- No. The product photos already on your product pages are enough. No CAD, no mesh library, no per-item 3D spend.
- Who is this for?
- Furniture retailers and brands — sofas, beds, tables, chairs — on Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, or custom storefronts. Not homeowners decorating a room, and not flooring vendors.
- When do I actually get charged?
- Nothing to install. 500 free room previews on signup. After that, 10p per room preview ($0.13 USD via Shopify) (£0.10) each time a shopper generates a finished composite image. Opening the widget does not bill.
- How does the launch guarantee track a sale?
- The preview session is tagged. If the shopper buys, our order-tracking script or Shopify integration attributes the order to that session. The 24-hour clock starts on the first live-store preview. Preview usage stays free until the first attributed sale if nothing attributes within 24 hours — with no expiry on that waiver.
- Why photo preview instead of AR?
- AR and 3D can work for hero SKUs, but they need assets and patience most catalogs lack. Photo compositing uses your existing JPEGs — shoppers upload one room photo and see your product in it.
See it in your room
Put it live on your store.
£0 setup. 10p per room preview after your first 500 — only when a shopper actually tries a product in their photo. No previews, no bill.
If the first attributed sale does not land within 24 hours of your first live preview, preview usage stays free until that sale.
Open a free account and paste one snippet — no card. Book a call only if you want hands-on install help.