configento.app vs Missoun

configento.app is a web-based product configurator for businesses selling products with configurable options. It combines product rules, guided selling, and 2D and 3D visual configuration, and can generate PDF quotes for qualified enquiries. Products, features, prices, rules, and dependencies can be managed through a visual administration interface. The cloud-hosted SaaS supports Magento, Shopware, Shopify, and other websites. CMS sites can use an HTML5 embed, including WordPress, TYPO3, and Jimdo. Shop integrations cover Magento 1 and 2, Shopware 5 and 6, and Shopify; Shopify configurations can continue into the cart and checkout flow. The interface works on desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones. Hosting includes unlimited data volume and storage, while the configurator supports products with millions of variants. Plans start at €49.00 per month, billed yearly at a net price plus tax. The 14-day trial requires no payment data; the account closes automatically at the end of the trial. configento.app is a product of justSelling, based in Rheinberg, Germany.

Missoun is a web-based, real-time 3D CPQ platform for configuring complex products and creating sales experiences. Manufacturers can use it for dealer configuration and quoting, while brands can present configurable products online. Buyers choose options in a visual configurator and see product changes immediately in 3D. The configurator embeds in an existing website without an app or plugin, and the platform includes a B2B dealer area. Industrial features include dynamic pricing, no-code rule-based configuration, automated quote generation, quote approvals, Bill of Materials resolution and export, analytics, reporting, and granular permissions. Dealers can create branded quotes and RFQs through a self-service portal with multi-currency pricing and multi-language interfaces. Integration options include Siemens Teamcenter, SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, BigCommerce, and Magento. Missoun identifies itself as a Siemens Technology Partner and describes its Teamcenter integration as native. Customers own the 3D models used in the configurator and can manage configurations and introduce products themselves after training. Pricing is on request.