Turn 3D Visualizations into a Shoppable Experience

Your 3D interior visualizations shouldn't just look beautiful — they should drive revenue. Here's how ArchVizs's product catalog turns every design into a shoppable experience.

The Problem

Clients love your designs but ask "Where can I buy that sofa?" or "What brand is that light fixture?" Without a direct connection between the visualization and real products, you lose the sale — and the client loses interest.

The Solution: Shoppable Hotspots

ArchVizs lets you link real products directly to objects in your 3D scenes. When a client explores a panoramic tour and clicks on a piece of furniture, they see the product name, description, price, and a direct purchase link.

Setting Up Your Catalog

Manual Entry: Add products one by one with name, SKU, price, category, and image. Perfect for curated collections.

CSV Import: Bulk upload your entire inventory from a spreadsheet. Map columns to fields, preview the import, and load hundreds of products in seconds.

API Integration (Enterprise): Connect your existing e-commerce platform (Shopify, WooCommerce) for automatic product syncing.

Linking Products to Scenes

In the room editor, click on any surface or object to create a hotspot. Choose "Product" as the hotspot type, search your catalog, and select the item. The hotspot appears as a subtle marker in the 3D viewer — unobtrusive but discoverable.

Analytics

Track which products get the most views and clicks across all your projects. See which rooms drive the most engagement. Use these insights to refine your product selection and room styling.

Real Results

Designers using product catalogs report: - **3x more client engagement** with shared tours - **40% of clients** click at least one product hotspot - **Direct purchases** from visualization links (when integrated with e-commerce)

Getting Started

Navigate to Products in your dashboard, add your first products (or import via CSV), then link them to hotspots in any room. It takes minutes to set up and pays for itself with the first client conversion.