Shopify 3D Configurator Integration
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
My developer has already built a custom product configurator that renders items in real-time; it’s live on a Shopify Partner development store.
Your role is to take that existing front-end, wire it into my production Shopify domain, and make sure every option the shopper chooses arrives in the cart as a single, accurate line item with all line-item properties preserved.
I’ll give you access to the partner store, the theme on the live site, and the current JavaScript/Three.js codebase.
From there:
• You determine the cleanest way to embed or mount the configurator in the live theme (Liquid section, Shopify App, or storefront extension—whichever keeps performance high and maintenance low).
• When the customer clicks “Add to Cart,” the chosen materials, colors, and dimensions must post to Shopify via the Storefront or Ajax API so the cart, checkout, and order admin all display the same configuration details.
• Everything must remain fully responsive and work within native Shopify cart and discount logic.
• Final delivery is a stable integration on the live domain plus a short hand-off note explaining any theme edits and how to update the app going forward.
Let me know your fixed price for completing this final step and a realistic timeline.
If you have previous examples of custom configurators or advanced Shopify scripts,
feel free to share those links—seeing proof of similar work will speed up the decision.
Your role is to take that existing front-end, wire it into my production Shopify domain, and make sure every option the shopper chooses arrives in the cart as a single, accurate line item with all line-item properties preserved.
I’ll give you access to the partner store, the theme on the live site, and the current JavaScript/Three.js codebase.
From there:
• You determine the cleanest way to embed or mount the configurator in the live theme (Liquid section, Shopify App, or storefront extension—whichever keeps performance high and maintenance low).
• When the customer clicks “Add to Cart,” the chosen materials, colors, and dimensions must post to Shopify via the Storefront or Ajax API so the cart, checkout, and order admin all display the same configuration details.
• Everything must remain fully responsive and work within native Shopify cart and discount logic.
• Final delivery is a stable integration on the live domain plus a short hand-off note explaining any theme edits and how to update the app going forward.
Let me know your fixed price for completing this final step and a realistic timeline.
If you have previous examples of custom configurators or advanced Shopify scripts,
feel free to share those links—seeing proof of similar work will speed up the decision.