01 — The problem
Every site looks like every other site
Same hero. Same three cards. Same fade-up on scroll. Your competitor's homepage and yours are separated by a logo swap.
- Rectangles
- Fade-up
- Forgettable
02 — The alternative
You are inside the alternative
This is not a demo reel. You are scrolling through the product itself — one continuous camera flight, no cuts, built from a brief like the one you would fill in.
- No cuts
- One flight
- The actual product
03 — How it is made
The render is the artist
Six isometric scenes generated to a single style. Camera moves rendered as clips. Every seam locked frame to frame so the flight never jumps. Roughly two hours of machine time.
- 6 scenes
- 11 clips
- ~2 hours
04 — The price
Nobody flies to your office
No workshop, no 3D artist, no frontend project. The render does the work, a person in Varna checks every seam, the engine was written long ago. That is why it is €749 — and €249 for the first hundred worlds.
- Regular €749
- Now €249
- Produced in Varna
05 — What you get
A folder you own outright
Stills, clips, the engine, one HTML file and an integration guide. Full commercial rights, and nothing in the bundle carries our name — build it for a client, put your own name on it, charge what you like.
- ZIP bundle
- White label
- Resell it
06 — Start
€249 instead of €749. Three working days.
Answer six questions. You see the stills on day one — if the look is wrong, you get your money back before we render a single frame.
- 6 questions
- 3 working days
- Money back on the stills
The price
Why this costs €749 and not €4,000
A scroll-driven product page is a two-to-four-week project at a small studio. Most of that is people-time, and most of that people-time is no longer required here. Same output, line by line.
| What this normally costs | What happens here | Why the difference |
|---|---|---|
| Concept and storyboard, €600–1,200 | Six questions in your browser | You type. Nobody travels. |
| Scene artwork, €1,200–2,500 | Six generated stills, about twenty minutes | The render is the artist. |
| Animation and transitions, €800–1,800 | Eleven frame-locked clips, about ninety minutes | Seams are computed, not keyframed. |
| Frontend build, €600–1,200 | One engine, written once | Built already. Reused every time. |
| Day rate €700–900, western European city | Seam checking by hand, in Varna | A desk costs a third of that here. |
| €3,200–6,700 | €749 |
The ranges are typical quotes from freelancers and small studios for a scroll-driven product page. We are not claiming anyone overcharges — a human at a 3D application really does take that long.
Market launch
The first 100 worlds cost €249
We are new. The first hundred worlds cost €249 instead of €749 — we want them out there, on real sites. After that the list price applies. There is no countdown here; when the hundred are gone, this says €749.
Net, plus VAT. The price shown in the customer area at the time of your order is the one that applies.
The guarantee
You approve the look before we render
Producing the stills costs about a tenth of the job. Producing the video costs the rest. So the decision point sits exactly on that seam — where saying no is still cheap for both of us.
- Day 1
Six stills, your world
Generated from your brief, in the art direction you picked.
- Day 2
Your call
Not right? Full refund, no questions, nothing rendered. Happy? We start the clips.
- Day 5
The bundle
Stills, clips, engine, HTML and integration guide, as a ZIP.
Your turn
Six questions. Three working days. Money back if the stills are wrong.
EU businesses with a valid VAT identification number are invoiced under the reverse-charge procedure.