Instant Quote Designer — 3D quoting on your renovation website

Your website visitors design the room in 3D from your own product range and see what it costs. Built in Canberra for renovation companies across the ACT, NSW and VIC. You get the lead — with the layout, the estimate they were shown and a screenshot of what they built, one room type at a time.

TL;DR

Renovation enquiries die at 'how much?'. The Instant Quote Designer answers that on your own website: the visitor builds the room in 3D from your catalogue, sees an indicative price calculated from your prices and labour rates, and sends it to you as a lead. It is a Web Development add-on — it goes onto the site you already have. Bathrooms are live today; the range grows a room at a time.

One idea, one room type at a time

Every renovation company runs into the same wall. Someone likes the work, asks what it costs, and gets "it depends — let's book a measure". Most of them never book. The ones who do are often nowhere near the numbers, and the site visit is gone either way.

The Instant Quote Designer puts the answer on the page. A visitor sets the room, picks from your catalogue — nothing outside it can be chosen — and watches the room build itself in 3D as they go. Then they see an itemised estimate: materials, labour and GST, calculated from your prices, marked plainly as an estimate subject to a site inspection. When they send it, you get a lead that already knows what it wants and roughly what it costs.

Each room type is its own product, because each one has its own catalogue, its own fixtures and its own quote maths. The engine underneath them is shared, which is why the second room costs far less to build than the first did.

The range

What you can put on your site today

One room type is built, running and demonstrable. The rest of the range is written by whoever asks for it next.

The bathroom designer at its Estimate step: a 3D bathroom with sage walls, a bath, vanity, toilet and shower seen in the walk-around view, beside a Your estimate panel itemising floor and wall tiles, paint, each fixture and the labour lines, above a Send this design button.
Live now

Bathroom designer

Room size and door position, tiles and paint, then a vanity, a toilet, a bath, a shower, a mirror and rails from your range — arranged along the walls and priced as they go. Built first because the room is a simple box, the product list is short, and the price question comes up on every enquiry.

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More rooms

The engine is not bathroom-specific. Rooms, surfaces, fixtures, labour rates and the quote maths are all configuration, so a new room type is a catalogue and a fit-out rather than a rebuild. Which one comes next is decided by whoever asks first with a real range behind them.

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Why it wins work

Why put a price on the page

The price question, answered

The enquiry that used to end at "how much?" now ends at a number built from your own prices — so the people who call you have already accepted the ballpark.

3D is what makes them stay

Nobody plays with a pricing table. People do play with a room they can see. Time on the page goes up, and every minute spent is a minute inside your product range.

An add-on, not a rebuild

One div and one script tag on the page you already have. It runs in its own frame, so your theme, your plugins and your page speed are untouched — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or hand-built.

Pricing

What it costs

$300/month, plus a one-off setup from $1,600 for the default pack — custom catalogues and bespoke components quoted after a consultation.

See the full pricing ladder — what the setup fee covers, what the monthly fee covers, and what stays consulted.

Put the price question to work

Send us your product list and we'll show you your own range running in the designer. No rebuild, no change to the site you have.