Resources
Everything a team needs to evaluate 3D and AR commerce before a call: sourced, plain and quotable.
Most teams arrive with one of four questions. Each has a short answer and a page that goes further.
Start with the ROI guide, which separates published industry data from Thridify’s own outcomes, then read the page for your industry. Products that vary by size, finish or material gain the most, because photographing every combination is impossible.
Find your platform below. Shopify and WooCommerce have Thridify plugins; most other platforms use a short embed, and custom storefronts use the SDK. Each integration page shows where the code goes and what that platform tends to get in the way of.
Less than most teams expect. Existing CAD or 3D files help but are not required. The glossary explains the file formats (glTF for the web and Android, USDZ for iPhone) and why texture sizes matter more than file sizes on phones.
AR runs on iPhones and on Android phones with Google Play Services for AR, and the 3D viewer runs in any modern browser. Low-memory phones get a lighter version automatically. The device reference lists what each tier gets.
Where the code goes on each platform, and the platform settings that most often stop it from showing.
What changes for each kind of catalogue: which options to configure, and where AR helps most.
A demo is more useful when it is about your catalogue. None of this is required, but having rough answers to these means the call covers your products rather than a generic walkthrough.
