Angle 3D alternatives: configuration, try-on and four platforms
The short answer
Custivo runs try-on for wearables alongside configuration, and has its own apps for ikas, Wix and Salla as well as Shopify, plus a script tag for anything else. The split with Angle 3D is scope, not quality: it is a genuine 3D configurator with AR, it charges nothing per sale, and its entry plan costs less than ours — the one app on this shelf we do not beat on price. If Shopify is your only storefront and configuration is your only need, that difference is a fair reason to prefer them.
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Side by side
What each one actually does
Every cell below comes from the app's own Shopify App Store listing. Where a listing does not answer a row, it says so — we do not guess on a competitor's behalf.
Capability | Custivo | Angle 3D |
|---|---|---|
Interactive 3D on the product page | ||
AR — see it in your room | ||
Camera try-on | Not stated | |
Try-on from a photo | Not stated | |
3D configurator | Grow plan | |
Text, image and colour personalisation | Grow plan | |
Print-ready production files | Grow plan | Not stated |
Orders sent to a fulfiller automatically | Grow plan | Not stated |
Cut of every sale | None | None |
Entry plan | $59/mo | $39/mo |
Full feature access | $119/mo | $199/mo |
Read from Angle 3D Configurator ‑3D & AR, rated 5 by 92 merchants, on August 20, 2026.
Check the listingBoth flat, and theirs starts lower
Neither app takes a cut of sales, which makes this the cleanest price comparison on the site. Angle's ladder starts below ours and climbs above it; what you get at each rung is the argument.
Custivo
Starter
25 3D scenes
$59/mo
Grow
50 3D scenes
$79/mo
Scale
100 3D scenes
$119/mo
Enterprise
Past 100 3D scenes, or limits drawn around your catalogue
No fee per sale, on any plan.
Angle 3D
Basic
10 products, 250 variants
$39
Premium
40 products, engraving, conditional logic
$69
Professional
100 products, image upload
$99
Enterprise
500 products, unlimited bundles
$199
Where Custivo is the better answer
Try-on, not only configuration
For what is worn, Custivo puts shoes, glasses and hats on the customer through the live camera and composites watches, bracelets and rings from a photo. Angle's listing does not offer try-on, so for a wearables catalogue this is not a price comparison at all.
Whichever platform you sell on
Custivo has its own apps for Shopify, ikas, Wix and Salla, and runs on any other storefront through a script tag. A subscription covers one store, and that store does not have to be a Shopify one.
A Salla app for the Gulf market
Custivo is listed on Salla, the Saudi commerce platform's app store, and the viewer, the try-on and the customizer all read Arabic and lay themselves out right to left. Whether Angle can follow you there is not something its listing says. A narrow advantage, and it only counts if it is your market.
Where Angle 3D is the better answer
A lower entry price
Angle's first plan costs less than our Starter and already includes 3D configuration, which starts on our Grow plan. For a merchant who wants exactly that and nothing else, they are cheaper.
Texture depth per product
Angle's plans are drawn around products and textures per product — a shape that suits deep material catalogues, where one model carries dozens of finishes, better than a flat scene count does.
Enterprise extras at the top
Their top tier runs to five hundred products with unlimited bundles — genuine catalogue scale. Our top tier spends its allowance on renders and on try-on scenes instead: a different bet, and which one pays depends on whether your catalogue is wide or worn.
So which one
Both lists are honest, and the second one is not a formality. If what your store needs is on it, weigh that properly — finding out here costs you an afternoon, and finding out after a month of trying costs you the month.
Choose Custivo if
Any part of your catalogue is worn, and try-on would sell it.
Your store runs on ikas, Wix, Salla or your own platform.
Your market is the Gulf and your store runs on Salla.
Angle 3D may be the better fit if
Shopify is your only storefront and you want configuration, not try-on.
Your products carry many finishes on few shapes, and you want to pay for textures rather than scenes.
Your budget is the deciding factor at the entry level.
Switching from Angle 3D
Straightforward in both directions, which is worth knowing before you commit to either: both apps are built on standard glTF and GLB, so the models move without conversion. Configuration rules are rebuilt, not imported. If you are choosing between the two for the first time, build one product in each during the trials — this is the one comparison on the site where the trial decides it rather than the table.
Your glTF and GLB models import as they are — the modelling work is not repeated.
Custivo has its own apps for Shopify, ikas, Wix and Salla, and runs anywhere else through a script tag — your store keeps the platform it is on.
The trial is long enough to rebuild one product and compare the two side by side before you cancel anything.
Frequently asked questions
The other alternatives
Nobody shopping for this installs the first app they read about. Here is the rest of the shelf.
See it on your own product before you decide
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