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Bulk 3D asset pricing

What a bulk 3D asset batch costs

A batch is priced by asset count, not by subscription: 50 assets for $999, 200 for $2,999, and 500+ runs quoted per milestone from $2,500. The table below is the whole price list — no credit packs, no per-seat fee, no separate setup charge.

Batch price list

Every tier includes reconstruction from your reference images, cleanup, decimation to the agreed triangle budget, PBR textures and a delivery manifest.

TierAssetsPriceUnit priceTurnaroundRevisions
Starter batch50 assets$999$20 per asset5 business days1 revision round
Studio batch200 assets$2,999$15 per asset12 business days2 revision rounds
Custom run500+ assetsQuoted in 48hFrom $2,500Agreed per milestoneAgreed per milestone

The bulk 3D asset offer page lists what each tier includes line by line, and the batch reconstruction page covers the delivery pipeline.

What changes the price

Six inputs decide a batch quote. Four of them are already answered by the tier you pick; the other two are agreed before the scope is signed.

Asset count
Unit price falls with the batch: $20 per asset at 50, $15 at 200. Custom runs start from $2,500 and are quoted per milestone.
How many references already exist
A complete reference set is the cheapest input. If images have to be sourced or cleaned before the batch can start, that work is quoted separately instead of being hidden in the unit price.
Polygon budget and texture size
10k triangles at 1024px is the default. 50k triangles, native meshes and 2048px texture sets cost more because cleanup and review take longer per asset.
Format mix
GLB is the default. FBX, OBJ with MTL, or a mix of formats inside one batch is quoted per batch, not per asset.
Deadline
The published turnarounds are five business days for 50 assets and twelve for 200. A shorter clock is possible only when it is agreed before the scope is signed.
Revision rounds
One round on the starter batch, two on the studio batch. Each round is one consolidated list applied to the whole delivery; extra rounds are quoted.

What the batch price does not include

  • Rigging, skinning and animation. Assets arrive as static meshes.
  • CAD-accurate dimensions. Image-based reconstruction has no measurement data.
  • Textures invented for surfaces no reference shows.
  • Named customer cases or logos. This page lists no clients, because we do not publish work without written permission.

Get the exact number

If your run is 500+, a mixed format set, or a polygon budget outside the defaults, the table is a floor and not a quote. Send the reference set and we reply within one business day with the tier, the unit price and a delivery date — before anything is invoiced.

Open the quote form

Bulk 3D pricing questions

How the per-asset price is derived, what a custom run costs, what is excluded from a batch price and how a batch is invoiced.

Fifty assets cost $999, which is $20 per asset. Two hundred assets cost $2,999, which is $15 per asset. Runs of 500 or more start from $2,500 and are quoted per milestone after we read the reference set.


The unit price is the batch price divided by the asset count: $20 per asset at 50 and $15 at 200. Larger runs are quoted per milestone, so the unit price depends on the reference set and the delivery split rather than on a rate card.


Five fields decide it: asset count, target format, polygon budget, how many reference images already exist, and deadline. Pick one value from each and the tier in the table above is already the answer for 50 or 200 assets; anything else needs the reference set read first.


No. A batch is a one-time scope with a fixed price, invoiced after the scope is agreed. Subscriptions and credit packs on the pricing page are for the browser generator, one asset at a time.


Rigging, skinning and animation; CAD-accurate dimensions; textures for surfaces no reference shows. Each of those is quoted separately if you need it, and saying so before the invoice is cheaper than discovering it at delivery.


Nothing beyond approving the written scope by email. There is no self-serve checkout on the batch offer: the scope names the tier, polygon budget, texture size, revision rounds, delivery date and price, and that email is the agreement.


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