WebAR Pro vs WorkLink Create

WebAR Pro is a web-based tool for building and publishing augmented reality experiences without code. Its visual drag-and-drop editor lets creators arrange content, import and customize 3D models, and add buttons, animations, and other dynamic elements. Experiences can anchor content to images or place virtual objects on real-world surfaces such as floors and tables, then publish to web browsers. The homepage describes analytics for understanding how people interact with AR campaigns.

The free Starter plan costs nothing and includes basic editor access, up to 5 AR experiences, image tracking, and community support. Pro costs $49 a month, with advanced editor features, unlimited experiences, image and surface tracking, 10GB of storage, and priority email support. Enterprise costs $199 a month and adds custom integrations, unlimited storage, a dedicated account manager, 24/7 phone and email support, and on-site training. A free trial is also listed. The plans are presented for individuals and small projects, growing creators and businesses, and large agencies or custom solutions.

WorkLink Create is a browser-based, no-code platform for building augmented reality experiences from CAD and other 3D information. Authors can make step-by-step work instructions, training modules, and assessments with quizzes, using an AI-assisted visual editor. Supported formats include FBX, OBJ, and GLB, with additional CAD formats in cloud deployments. The platform publishes native CAD content for Windows, iOS, and Android; viewing also works on iOS and Android phones and tablets, HoloLens 2, and Apple Vision Pro. WorkLink CMS organizes and distributes content, while the WorkLink App is used to view experiences. Collaboration tools include shared 3D interactions, real-world annotations, shared-view instructions, and call recording. Integrations span PLM, MES, MRO, and ERP systems, plus GraphQL API, deep links, webhooks, and IoT. Dashboards, productivity insights, audit logs, and user and content administration support oversight. Cloud and on-premises deployment are available. The cloud authoring version recommends a current Chromium-based browser; Firefox is not officially supported. Pricing is on request.