Vectary

Vectary puts 3D modelling in a browser tab, which is the difference between trying it and not. Models can be shared as a link, embedded in a page or placed in a room through a phone camera with no app in the way. Designers use it for product shots and interactive scenes that would otherwise mean learning heavier software. Anybody doing character work or simulation is in the wrong place.

The free plan covers five projects and includes the Studio editor, 3D import and export, private share links and the Figma plugin, with a 14 day trial of the paid features and no card required. Pro AI is $15 a month billed annually, quoted as $180 a year, and the page states monthly billing is available on every plan at a higher rate. One condition worth reading sits in the FAQ rather than on the cards: the Pro AI plan carries a $1 million annual revenue cap, which is a licence limit rather than a price and rules the plan out for larger companies.

A designer or marketer who needs 3D product visuals and does not want to learn Blender to get them. The browser-based AR is the specific draw, because showing a product in somebody's room usually means commissioning an app. Anybody doing character animation, simulation or film work needs a full 3D package and will hit the ceiling here almost immediately.