ConvertSite Product Configurator vs Zea Configurators

ConvertSite Product Configurator builds interactive pages that calculate prices or recommend options, then send leads with their answers attached. Customers can configure product attributes such as color, size, material, and add-ons, with changes reflected in real time. Pricing logic supports spreadsheet functions, conditions, lookups, tables, rules, and custom formulas, and can update prices when underlying prices change. A no-code visual builder provides editable layouts and can publish standalone sites or embed them in an existing website. Customers can pay in a configurator through Stripe. Other listed connections include Zapier, HubSpot, Google Sheets, Meta, Google Ads, webhooks, and APIs. The platform serves content in 23 languages and supports unlimited workspace members, visitors, and form responses on every plan. Free users get 250 AI credits per month, capped at 100 per day; building and testing are available before publishing, which starts a seven-day trial. Paid plans start at $25 per month. Yearly plans receive 20% off.

Zea Configurators is a web tool from Zea Configurators in Montreal for manufacturers building interactive 3D product configurators from CAD data. Customers can explore selectable parts, materials, and views and see product pricing. The Configurator Editor lets manufacturers decide which elements are adjustable and define each option’s behavior. Zea’s JavaScript library connects a configurator to custom interfaces and branding, while embeds and a JavaScript API support websites, applications, real-time pricing, and other functions. The API can support CPQ workflows that reflect ERP prices as options change. The WebGL 2.0 viewer runs in modern browsers on tablets and smartphones without plugins or downloads. Zea Sync processes CAD locally; Zea says it does not store or expose CAD data. Purchased configurations can become digital twins for later service and parts ordering.