House Configurator

Example usage: House configurator with dynamic pricing and selection of building options.

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House configurator, from the shape and transport to the finished amount and summary

In the popup, you select the house model, transport range and installation package; the price increases in a clear way, and at the end you have a list of decisions ready for conversation with the salesperson, the Same rhythm as in the estimator: decisions first, the full picture later.

House Configurator

Click the button below to launch the configurator. Each change, shape, transport, installations, immediately changes the total amount, so the customer can see the relationship between the options and the budget before submitting a request.

Configure House Preview
4 Configuration steps in a single pop-up
structure · transportation · installations · summary
3 body styles to choose from
Compact 35 sq. ft. / Family 55 sq. ft. / Premium 75 sq. ft.
3 transport zones with a separate quota
local / regional / national
100% in a web browser, or on your phone
The amount is updated after each change

The sale of modular houses is quickly going beyond the "price per square meter". Transportation, foundations, insulation standard, installation package, sometimes a basement - each element contributes to the final amount. In one long form, the customer abandons the configuration because he doesn't see how his choices translate into price.

A step-by-step configurator solves this problem. After each step, the user sees a new total and the new implications—they aren’t guessing blindly, but comparing options in real time. In practice, the customer completes the path with concrete details (“Family 55, regional transport, 15 cm insulation, foundations—yes, basement—no”), and the salesperson gets to discuss the terms rather than the basics.

It works just as well for a B2C user browsing on their phone in the evening as it does for a developer planning a portfolio of eight cottages for a resort. The difference lies in the tone of the flow, not in the mechanics themselves—the Same steps, the Same rules, but a different contextual framework.

What the cabin configurator does—and what it can't replace

The modular home industry has its own realities: lot surveys, building permits, and production schedules. The configurator streamlines some of these steps, while others remain the responsibility of the sales representative. Below is what it actually does—and what you shouldn’t expect from it.

✓ The cabin configurator is really helpful when:

  • A B2C customer compares several offers on their phone in the evening and wants a concrete answer, not an email saying “please send me a quote”
  • A B2B client (developer, resort, municipality) wants to price a portfolio of several cottages without having to negotiate in a spreadsheet
  • The price per square meter is just one of 5–10 faCTOrs that drive up the cost—and the customer wants to see every single one
  • You sell in several regions, and shipping costs can easily add up to tens of thousands of zlotys
  • The blocking rules (e.g., Premium only with foundations) are fixed and can be set up once, rather than having to explain them in every email
  • Do you want to know which models and packages customers choose most often—and which ones they abandon?
A better lead: configuration + intent

✕ The cabin configurator cannot replace:

  • Surveying the lot, assessing access, and obtaining a building permit—these tasks are handled by a specialist from the company
  • The salesperson handles the final negotiations on price, delivery date, and payment terms—and then closes the deal
  • Production schedule without integration – the customer won't know when the house rolls off the production line
  • Legal and tax decisions – the configurator does not serve as an advisor
  • Negotiations with utility providers (water, electricity, sewer) – these are local regulations; they can’t be hard-coded into the system once and for all
  • Financing verification – the bank or leasing company evaluates the buyer separately

5 Things That Really Drive Up the Cost of a Cabin Builder

The estimator provides a range, but in the cabin industry, the logsc behind the details is what costs the most. Below are five areas that truly expand the scope—regardless of whether you sell summer cabins, year-round modular homes, or recreational facilities.

01
Transportation and Logistics Rules

Transportationation is one of the most important faCTOrs affecting the final price, but also one of the hardest to account for. “Local up to 100 km” sounds simple until you consider the exceptions: difficult access, a crane on site, nighttime service, or cross-border transport. The more of these exceptions the configurator handles carmatically, the fewer issues are sent back to the sales representative with a note saying “call.”

02
Installation packages as combinatorics

Electrical system with 15/20/30 outlets, insulation with 10/15/20 cm of wool, foundations, basement, premium woodwork. These aren’t 5 independent fields—it’s a network of dependencies (Premium requires thicker insulation, a basement isn’t compatible with the Compact model, and foundations become mandatory for full electrical wiring). Each such rule is validated by the configuration engine and displayed as visible information to the user.

03
PDF Quote Generator

A B2C customer will send the configuration to their spouse or to a bank for financing. A B2B customer wants a quote with a document number, expiration date, and their company logo. The PDF generator is a separate module: brand template, configuration items, terms and conditions, GDPR consents, and versioning. Without it, the configurator sends just a screenshot—and loses its professional look at the last minute.

04
Two user profiles: B2C and B2B

The configurator for individual customers and the configurator for developers purchasing a fleet of 8 cabins are two distinct UX paths. B2C customers expect to see the full price and financing options. B2B customers want to compare options, purchase a set, and reserve a production date. They can be handled with a single codebase, but the interface and discount logsc differ—it’s worth addressing this during the discovery phase.

05
Integrations with Customer Relationship Management and the production calendar

A lead with configuration details is imported into the Customer Relationship Management as a complete customer record with full context. The selected production date is provisionally reserved in the calendar—or excluded if the queue is full until the end of the season. Each such integration is a separate scope of work: authorization, field mapping, error handling, and testing. We price them per integration, as the time required depends on the quality of the API on the other end.

How to set up the cabin configurator – step by step

From the decision to “implement a configurator on the website” to the launch in production. With a focus on the specific aspects of the modular home industry.

1
Discovery+ Catalog Audit (1–2 weeks)

We map out your models, options, installation packages, shipping rules, and service regions. We ask about the most common exceptions: when a customer calls with a question that the configurator couldn’t handle. The result: a scope specification, a rules plan, and a quote based on an actual catalog—not on assumptions.

2
Step Architecture + Business Rules (1–2 weeks)

Wireframes for B2C and B2B workflows (if both profiles are to be supported), a diagram of access restrictions (e.g., Premium requires a Basic plan), and a design for the summary and contact flow. Once approved, we begin implementation—we do not iterate on the UX while working on the pricing engine, as that would double the budget.

3
Implementation + mobile testing (4–8 weeks)

We work in sprints, with a preview on the staging environment after each phase. Testing is done on real phones: a mid-range Andswarmd from 2022, older iPhones, and a 4G connection outside the city. The cabin configurator is used in the evening on the couch—if the phone freezes when selecting insulation, the customer won’t go back to their laptop in the morning.

4
PDF Generator and Customer Relationship Management Integration (2–4 weeks, in parallel)

A PDF quote template featuring a logo, document number, expiration date, and configuration options. Map leads to your Customer Relationship Management (Pipedrive, HubSpot, Livespace, JSON Hub) with full configuration context—what they selected, when, from which channel, and for what amount. The sales rep receives a pre-populated customer profile instead of a blank email.

5
Implementation + maintenance of the direCTOry (after launch)

After launch, we support with critical errors, security updates and adding new models. Your team manages the catalog in the CMS panel independently - new insulation package, change of transport amount, blocking of the seasonal model. No invoice to us, no waiting.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Cabin Configurator

In the recreational and modular home industry, mobile traffic after 7:00 PM often accounts for 60–75% of all sessions. Decisions are made by families around the dinner table, not by engineers at their desks. That’s why we’ve designed our home configurator for mobile devices from day one: intuitive gestures, quick navigation, clear fields, and no lengthy animations. The desktop version is an optional feature, not the default.

It makes sense when the production schedule is genuinely the bottleneck for sales—that is, you’re turning down inquiries because you have no available dates, or sales reps are spending hours checking availability. In that case, seeing “next available date: early June” in the configurator filters out customers who are looking for express fulfillment. It doesn’t make sense when production has flexibility within a 60-day window—in that case, the integration is an additional maintenance cost with no value for the customer.

Schedule a 30-minute discovery session

You’ll show us the product catalog, shipping policies, and how you currently calculate prices. We’ll outline the actual scope of the configurator implementation and the steps involved.
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