Upload a sketch, photo, dimensions, broken part, or 3D file. Get a clear quote, visible progress, and a predictable path from upload to handoff.
Upload a file, sketch, photo, dimensions, or a broken part. Get a clear quote, visible progress, and a predictable path from upload to handoff.
If you already have a model, upload it and move straight into preview, quote, and checkout. If you do not, OtterCo can still start from a sketch, dimensions, reference photos, or an existing part that needs to be recreated.
STL, OBJ, and 3MF are supported in beta so the preview and quote stay reliable.
Sketches, photos, dimensions, and broken parts are valid first steps when someone just needs the process explained clearly.
Once a file lands, the estimate should surface the essentials and move the customer into checkout without turning the screen into a spaceship dashboard.
Drop a model anywhere in this panel or click the button to swap files without jumping back to the hero.
The visual system is darker, cleaner, and more cinematic so the part feels premium before the customer ever clicks checkout. Pricing and payment now back up that feeling instead of just mimicking it.
The point is not to make people think hard. The point is to make precision feel effortless.
Drop in STL, OBJ, or 3MF and the flow immediately stages the part for review.
Inspect the geometry, see dimensions, and get a production-minded quote without leaving the page.
Select finish, fulfillment, and move into secure checkout with a server-validated total.
Use dedicated order and tracking routes instead of a generic confirmation screen.
Make the flow clear, readable, and easy to trust.
A single default keeps early pricing and expectations tighter.
The site should feel premium without pretending production is magic.
That means realistic timelines, server-side quote math, and a payment flow tied to the backend.
Readable updates and an obvious handoff do more work than extra brand copy.
Keep the answers short, useful, and credible.
STL, OBJ, and 3MF are supported in the upload flow so testing stays focused and dependable.
The quote engine uses the file bounds, mesh density, material, finish, and fulfillment path to generate the estimate.
This version is wired for Stripe Checkout so testers move through a hosted payment flow instead of a fake modal-only demo.
Checkout success, order detail, and tracking are designed as separate product routes so the next step feels intentional.
Ops can flag a production issue, rerun the job, and keep the tracking view honest instead of pretending nothing happened.