The Buyer Journey
Eight weeks
Your range becomes a working tool. Every size you build, every cladding you offer and every specification you sell, modelled once and priced by the same rules your quote sheet runs on.
The configurator is step one. The same link walks your buyer's whole path: site verdict on their Eircode, a fixed quote that holds, the deposit, the production pack, the build record, the handover file. The core of it runs at go-live; the rest lands in stages after signature, in the order that pays you soonest.
- 3D configurator, six models baked
- Your models, built from your drawings, not a template with your logo on it. Six shells in the build. More are added under the licence as you add them to the range.
- Quote-to-spec engine
- Your pricing rules coded against the model, so the figure is derived rather than typed underneath. Show it in full, in bands, or not at all, and change your mind later without a rebuild.
- Site Verdict on your counties
- Your buyer's Eircode against seven national datasets and the real S.I. 340/2026 Class 3A test, in about two minutes, on every enquiry. Runs metered, per lead, so it is never a marketing cost you cannot see. The sales call starts from a qualified site instead of a hope.
- Fixed site quote
- A price that holds on the buyer's actual site: exact lines from your own price list, groundworks named in three evidenced bands settled by photos and a trial hole, delivery priced for all 26 counties. A surprise on site moves the job between two numbers that were already on the document, instead of opening a negotiation.
- Reserve and depositstaged · after go-live
- The quote becomes a commitment the same evening: the spec locks and the deposit moves through Stripe checkout on your own account, so the money lands in your bank while the buyer is still sure.
- Production packstaged · after go-live
- The sold spec becomes the work order without anyone retyping it: bill of materials and cut list derived from the unit's geometry, the drawings index attached, the factory slot dated.
- Build record and handover filestaged · after go-live
- Every certificate, inspection and notification lands on one append-only record the day it happens. At handover the buyer keeps the complete file, and it transfers when the house sells, so your certifier, their lender and their solicitor stop chasing you.
- Your journey link
- One link that walks your buyer the whole path with your name on every sheet. Yours the day we start, not at handover.
- Scroll-animation site
- The site the configurator lives in, built the way this one was. Yours, on your domain, not a subdomain of ours.
- Cinematic walkthrough film
- One continuous flight of your unit at dusk, cut for the site and for your socials. No competitor in this market bundles this, which is the whole reason it is here.
- Six hero stills
- Byproducts of the same pipeline, so they cost you nothing extra and match the film exactly. Print, socials, show stands, wherever you need them.
- Site copywriting
- Written to your range and your county, not filled into a template. You approve every line before it ships.
- 45 sqm exemption page
- The one page every Irish fabricator's site is currently wrong about. Written to S.I. 340/2026 and kept current as the guidance moves.
- Lead capture with instant response
- The configuration arrives with the enquiry, in your inbox, formatted so you can quote from it. The buyer gets an acknowledgement immediately rather than on Monday.
- Local search foundation
- The county-level searches that spike when the exemption does. Set up so the enquiries that arrive are from people who can actually buy.
- Social content pack, twelve pieces
- Twelve cut for you from the film and the configurator, ready to post. The tool keeps producing them after we are done.
What runs after
Content-loaded licence
We run it. Hosting, the browser updates that break 3D roughly twice a year, price changes inside the week you ask for them, new models as you add them, and a content piece every month. You also get the configuration data: which size, which cladding, which specification your buyers pick, month after month. That gets more useful every year you keep it. The site verdict and the fixed quote run on top, per result, so that cost tracks your lead volume rather than our hours.
What is not in it
- We do not write your prices. You give us the rules, we code them.
- We do not run your ads, and we will tell you if we think you do not need any.
- The deposit, the production pack and the handover file run on sample data today. They are marked that way on the page your buyer sees, and they stay marked until they are not.
- We will not guarantee you more sales. We guarantee the date, the working thing, and ten specced enquiries by the end of your first full season, or the licence stops until they arrive.
The configurator can be bought on its own, without the site or the film. So can the site verdict, with no build at all: it runs on the enquiry form you already have, metered per lead. Any single step sells on its own. It costs more that way, and we will say so rather than refuse.
Every line, one-off and recurring, with what is in each of the three scopes and how it is paid for, is on the full schedule.
On the figure
The figure is packaged per manufacturer, because your range and your counties are not the next man’s. It is not on the page because a number without the scope beside it invites a comparison to something that is not the same thing. Ask and you get one number on one call, the same day, and in writing the moment we have agreed it.