The short version

Redline 3D is two things in one subscription: a configurator your customers use on your website, and a full design tool your team uses to quote and produce buildings. Both work from the same model, which means a lead that comes in from your site opens in your dashboard as a real building, not a description of one.

What you get

A branded designer on your own site

The Website 3D Designer embeds under your branding with a simplified customer-facing view and your pricing. Customers design, you get the complete design as a lead. What an embed changes about your lead flow.

A full dealer configurator for your team

Not a lead inbox — the same design environment with the advanced controls your team needs to quote, revise and produce. One platform for the customer side and the office side.

Real framing, not just a shell

Turn the cladding off and there's structure under it — columns, trusses, purlins, girts, headers and bracing placed where a crew would actually put them, across post frame, red iron and stick frame. Why that matters at quote time.

Multi-level framing

Basement, first floor and second floor, framed and rendered. Interior partitions, bearing walls, floor systems and stairs modeled inside the shell. If you sell barndominiums or finished shops, the inside of the building is designed, not left as empty volume.

Material takeoffs and permit plans

Member-level takeoffs with sizes and lengths, and downloadable permit-ready plan sets — plans, elevations and framing layouts generated from the same model so they stay consistent through revisions.

What it costs

$250 a month, flat, for your whole team. Not tiered by your revenue. Not priced per user or per dealer. No setup fee, and no implementation period before you can start using it.

If all you want is the website embed, that's available on its own at a lower tier. Full detail on the pricing page.

Questions worth asking any vendor

  1. What's the total first-year cost including setup, for everyone who needs access?
  2. How does the price change as we grow?
  3. Can I update my own material prices, or does that go through support?
  4. Is there structure in the model, or only an exterior?
  5. Does the material list have lengths or only quantities?
  6. What does my team use — the same tool, or something separate?
  7. How long from signing to a working configurator?

Ask every vendor on your list the same seven. The answers will sort them faster than any comparison page.

Try it before you decide

Ten days free, no credit card, no setup period. Design a building you'd actually quote and compare the output against whatever else you're evaluating.