ALL3D

ALL3D operates a browser- and cloud-based platform for creating, approving, customizing, managing, distributing and monetizing 2D and 3D product assets used in ecommerce and advertising. Sellers upload product photos or 3D models with real-world dimensions, supply a reference image, generate base images, and then refine the result in a 3D environment. The company's "Spatial 3D" workflow lets users reposition, resize and rotate products within a structured 3D scene, set camera angle, zoom, focal length and framing, and re-render photorealistic imagery from that exact viewpoint, with scenes reusable across product variants and campaigns.

Beyond AI image and promotional video generation, ALL3D offers 3D capabilities as standalone services: interactive product configurators that let shoppers switch colors, materials and components; CGI product images including full asset sets with 360-degree spins and variants; and AR "view in room" placement. The platform includes a store of reusable 3D products, spaces, templates and brand assets — categories include furniture, lighting, rugs, wall art and decorative accents — with many items offered free. Users without 3D models can generate them from product photos through integrations with Tripo and Meshy. The company's team-oriented workflow spans adding products, building scenes, generating 4K visuals, refining and scaling, review and collaboration, and publishing to a store.

In its earlier positioning, ALL3D described a "virtual-first" alternative to the "physical-first" cycle in which product samples are manufactured and shipped for photography, a process it characterized as taking six to nine months. Its stated offering then included 3D photography rendered as 2D images, 3D configuration of made-to-order products, virtual storefronts, showrooms and 3D tours, and LiDAR-based scanning of products and spaces using an iPhone.

Business model

B2B software sold to manufacturers, retailers and individual sellers. Pricing is credit-based, with packages starting at $20 per month, alongside offerings for small businesses and enterprises; advanced 3D capabilities such as configurators, CGI imagery and AR are also sold as standalone services. Earlier company materials described a mix of usage-based pricing (paid pilots and tests, in-app purchases, virtual product sales), monthly subscriptions covering a set volume of products and experiences plus SLAs, managed service, storage, configurator API calls and virtual storefront or showroom rent, and implementation fees for configurator setup.

Recurring subscription and credit purchases supplemented by usage-based fees and implementation fees. Company materials cited an average customer recurring revenue of approximately $125,000 per year, gross margin per customer of 65% improving to over 70%, customer acquisition cost of $43,000 in 2022, contribution margin of $56,000 per brand per year, and an estimated average customer value of $375,000 at a 15% discount rate.

Traction

Company materials cited $1.4M in signed revenue contracts, 2021 revenue of $434,000, Q1 2022 revenue of $302,000, and 22x revenue growth in 2021. Customer outcomes published by the company include Butler Specialty selling 53.6% more units per month using lifestyle scenes, A-America cutting photography budget by over 65%, Hero Craft launching on Amazon in under a week, and NIDRA putting interactive 3D models on Amazon within 24 hours. The Republic offering reported 234 people reserved or invested.

Latest developments

ALL3D promotes Spatial 3D Control as a newer capability giving users command over product placement, camera angles, lighting and scene consistency, including a live in-browser demo scene, AI promotional video generation, 4K visual output, and photo-to-3D model generation through Tripo and Meshy.