SwiftXR

SwiftXR is a no-code builder for interactive 3D, AR and VR experiences that publish to the web and embed into an existing storefront. The product is aimed at online retail, and its own positioning is that a customer brings products and ideas to life in 3D, AR and VR without writing code. SwiftXR reports more than 30,000 creators, over 100 businesses, users in more than 106 countries and over one million immersive experiences enabled. The company does not state a headquarters location on any of its public pages.

Authoring happens in a browser on desktop and mobile with no application to install and no download for viewers. Finished experiences embed into Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, WordPress, WooCommerce, Zoho, Canva and Bubble, and assets can be brought in from Sketchfab, Figma and Blender. API access is available from the Pro plan upward.

SwiftXR announced Gaussian splatting support on 5 August 2026 in a post by Otuokon Nsikak titled Gaussian Splatting Support is Live on SwiftXR. That post is the only page on the SwiftXR site that mentions the technique. The features page, the homepage, the pricing page including its full plan matrix, the use cases pages, the about page and the solutions pages carry no occurrence of gaussian, splat or photorealistic, so the capability is documented as announced rather than described as a product feature with published behaviour or limits.

Pricing is quoted in US dollars per month with monthly billing, and annual billing is advertised as saving 17 percent. Starter is $25 and carries 250,000 views a month, three seats, 40 MB projects, basic analytics and community support. Pro is $65 and adds a branded link, one million views a month, ten seats, 100 MB projects, full analytics, API access and email support. Business is $150 and adds a full custom domain including apex, two million views a month, twenty seats, 250 MB projects, workspace controls and priority support. Enterprise is quoted on contact and covers unlimited views, projects up to 500 MB, up to fifty seats, a self hosting option, a dedicated account manager and 24/7 support. Views beyond a plan allowance are billed at $1 per additional 1,000.

SwiftXR publishes no hardware requirement. Nothing across its 83 page sitemap states a GPU, WebGL or WebXR floor, and because experiences are served to a browser with no installs, a WebGL2 class GPU is the practical floor for playback. Hosting, storage and view metering sit with SwiftXR, and it is project size and monthly view allowance rather than file count that separate the plans.