Your product gets its own 3D model, not a photo gallery. The visitor turns it, changes the finish or the light, and sees it in a room before buying — the part a flat photo cannot do for furniture, lighting, jewellery or packaging.

The design is drawn around your product, not poured into a template. Layout, type, colour and motion come from what you sell, so the site looks like your brand and nobody else's.

Optionally, an AI assistant inside the same site that actually knows your catalogue: it answers questions in your customer's language, helps them narrow down to the right product, and passes the conversation to you when a human is needed. Not a generic chat widget bolted on top. If you don't need it, the site ships without it.

What you get: a custom 3D model for each product, built for that product and running smoothly on phones; an interactive or scroll-driven 3D scene; custom design, no template; a hand-coded Shopify theme or standalone site, no page builder; an AI assistant on request, in English and Hebrew; launch, and support after delivery.

Pricing. Landing page or plain site: from $300. Custom 3D product site: from $650. With an AI assistant built in: from $1,200. Where it lands inside that range depends on how many pages and products you have and how many 3D models you need — tell me what you sell and you get the number before anything starts.

Recent work. Nordalight, a lighting brand — 18 products, each with its own 3D model, with the light adjustable in the browser. Parfum Celeste, a niche perfume house — custom Shopify theme, now on its twelfth iteration with the client.

How I work with new clients: no prepayment. You see the finished site first and pay once you approve it.