Configure2–4 weeks depending on object count
3D Production
For a team whose product is easier to understand when you can see it turn, because a flat screenshot cannot explain a thing that has depth, weight and motion.
- “We need a 3D model for our app store and landing page.”
- “Our product is abstract and nobody understands it from a screenshot.”
- “We want the site to feel built, not illustrated.”
What you get
- 01Modelled objects to the count and complexity you configure
- 02Materials applied from the Pixilated material library, or matched to your brand
- 03Lighting and background treatment set to your colour scheme
- 04Renders at the placements you selected, at 2x for retina
- 05Web-ready GLB/GLTF where the model is interactive
- 06Source files on request, licensed to you
Not included
- Front-end implementation of the 3D viewer
- Character rigging for full animation beyond the selected motion level
- Stock model purchases (passed through at cost)
- Unlimited revisions — two rounds per object, named in the scope
- Brand or product design decisions the model is meant to express
What you bring
- Reference for the object: product shots, CAD, sketches or a clear description
- Your brand colours, or agreement that we propose them
- One named approver for each review round
What should change
The product stops needing a paragraph to explain
Measured by
Time on page at the hero
The brand reads as built, not decorated
Measured by
Asset reuse across channels
How it works
- 1
Configure it
Set it up here and add it to your plan.
- 2
Written scope
Within 48 hours: tasks, milestones, named roles and a delivery date.
- 3
Approve, then start
You approve the scope and price before anything is charged.
- Who’s on it
- 3D Artist (lead), Art Director, motion specialist where animation is in scope · Studio squad
Your first 14 days
- Days 1–2Kickoff: objectives, success criteria, decision-maker map, escalation pathKickoff document, signed
- Days 3–5Access: data, analytics, systems, stakeholders, existing researchAccess log with owners and dates
- Days 5–7Working agreement: cadence, review protocol, approval authority, response times both waysWorking agreement
- Days 7–10Immersion: context absorption, constraint capture, assumption registerAssumption register
- Days 10–14First checkpoint: early observations, confirmed scope boundary, risks raisedCheckpoint note, acknowledged in writing
Is the price final?
Not yet. Our prices are indicative while we finalise them. You get the confirmed price in writing before you pay anything.
When do we pay?
Your written scope states the price and the deposit. Nothing is charged until you approve it.
After this
Product UX/UI, where the object has to live inside a real interface rather than a render.
Configure6–8 weeks focused
Product UX/UI
For a team with a decided direction and blocked developers.
SAR 63,000–90,000· Indicative