Your shopper sees your furniture
in their own room.

No. The script loads asynchronously and renders nothing until the shopper clicks the button. The heavy work — generating the image — happens on our servers, not in their browser. It never blocks your page or touches your Core Web Vitals.

You certainly don't need to commission any. If you already have 3D models, we use yours. If you don't, we build them from the photography and dimensions already on your product page. Importantly, we only prepare models for the SKUs you switch on — not your whole catalogue. That is why we suggest starting with one category: faster and cheaper for both sides.

ChatGPT draws a piece that looks like yours. We place your actual product — the same model and colour, at its catalogue dimensions — and say plainly whether it fits. It also happens on your product page with the cart intact: one tap from the render to “add to cart”, not another window. Generic image generators tend to shrink or restyle furniture — nice to look at, useless for deciding.

The shopper does. The photo is used only to produce that one render and deleted shortly after — never used to train anything, never sold. Producing the render means the photo reaches the AI providers we use; some process outside the EEA, so those transfers rely on standard contractual clauses. Every processor is named in our privacy policy. We sign a standard DPA and act as your processor. Nothing is stored on your side at all.

Sometimes it will, and we say so in the interface rather than hiding it. Every result carries a plain “dimensions are approximate — check before buying” note, and an amber warning when the piece is too big for the space the shopper marked. An honest “this won't fit” prevents a return; a flattering render causes one.

We're setting pricing with our first partners rather than inventing a number to put on a page. Tell us your catalogue size and traffic on the call and you'll get a straight answer in that conversation — including if the honest answer is “not worth it at your volume yet”.

Mobile is the primary case — that's where the camera is. On desktop we show a QR code so the shopper photographs the room with their phone and lands back on the same page, cart intact.

Yes. We match your fonts, colours and radius so the button and modal read as your own UI. Our name appears once, as a small “Powered by RoomVelo” line in the modal footer, and it can be removed entirely on request.