The web is going 3D. You already know how to build it.
The course that teaches you to build immersive 3D websites with Claude — without writing code — and sell them for $2,000–6,000 to the businesses that want one today and cannot find anyone to build it.
"Normal" websites
can now be built by anyone in 5 minutes.
That is why the price of a brochure website collapsed. But something else happened at the same time: the strongest brands started using 3D in the browser — products that rotate, interactive scenes, cinematic scroll. And there prices went up, because almost nobody knows how to build them.
Classic brochure site
- A template identical to a thousand others
- The client buys on price alone
- Endless competition, $300 margins
- Nobody remembers it 10 seconds later
Immersive 3D site
- A "wow" effect the client has never seen
- Not comparable: it has no market price
- Very few providers know how to deliver it
- Higher time on site and conversions
Demand is growing.
Supply does not exist yet.
Two curves drifting apart: on one side companies that want a site that looks like 2030, on the other businesses that do not even have a website. In between, for now, there is almost nobody.
Interest in 3D / WebGL websites
Market demand index — 2019 base = 100
Local businesses with no website
Businesses listed on Google Maps
businesses you can contact today that have nothing at all online beyond their Maps listing
estimated growth in demand for 3D web experiences over the last 5 years
average market price for a custom 3D site vs $700 for a brochure site
local agencies out of ten able to deliver a 3D project in the browser
What you can charge
Typical price range by project type
Indicative figures: internal analysis of public sources (business registries for the number of businesses, Google Trends for interest over time, published agency and freelance rate cards for prices). They give the order of magnitude of the market — they are not a forecast and not a guarantee of earnings.
These are the sites you'll
learn to build.
Not mockups. Real sites, online right now. Open them, move the mouse, scroll: this is exactly the kind of experience you'll recreate with Claude, step by step, inside the course.
Find Real Estate
Cinematic scroll, 3D buildings and fluid transitions: the perfect model for real-estate agencies, developers and luxury case studies.
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Aether
A generative WebGL scene that reacts to the mouse. The visual language startups, software houses and high-end firms are asking for today.
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String Tune
A 3D product that rotates, breaks apart and tells its story as you scroll. The format that sells: e-commerce, makers and physical brands of every kind.
View the siteSites built by third-party studios, shown as a reference for style and technical level. In the course we rebuild these effects from scratch with original projects: no copying, no third-party content.
8 modules. From the first prompt
al first paying client.
Every module ends with something concrete in your hands: a site, a script, a list, a quote. No theory you'll never use.
- How to set Claude up so it works on real projects, not one-off answers
- The folder structure I use on every 3D project
- Local preview: seeing the site in the browser while you build it
- The method for fixing errors without reading a line of code
- Scene, camera, lights, materials: the 4 concepts behind every 3D site you've seen
- When you need a 3D model and when an effect is enough (and why the price changes)
- Where to get ready-made 3D models, free and commercially licensed
- The technical limits to know so you never promise the impossible
- Animated hero with a 3D object that reacts to the mouse
- Scroll that moves the camera: the effect that makes people ask "how did you do that?"
- Copy, sections and calls to action that convert, not just effects
- Going live in 10 minutes on the client's domain
- A 3D product that rotates, breaks apart and highlights on scroll
- Generative backgrounds, particles, liquids, glass and reflective materials
- Product configurator: the client picks colour and material in real time
- A walkthrough of a venue or property, navigable from the browser
- The degradation rule: what to drop on mobile without losing the effect
- Optimising models and textures to load in under 3 seconds
- Testing on real devices and the browsers your client will actually use
- SEO on a 3D site: how to still get found on Google
- How to pull businesses with no website out of Google Maps, by area and category
- The 12 industries that pay most for a 3D site (and the 5 to avoid)
- The 30-second filter that tells you whether a business has budget
- How to build a pipeline of 50 qualified leads a week
- How to prepare a personalised 3D demo for the client in 40 minutes
- The exact message you send it with (email, WhatsApp, DM)
- What to say on the call and how to answer "it's too expensive"
- Quote, deposit, contract: the ready-to-use documents
- The maintenance + hosting package at $90–250/month
- Natural upsells: 3D product pages, configurators, animations for social
- How to get introduced to 3 more clients by every happy client
- Pricing, positioning and when to raise your rates
The kit to start the business,
not just to know how to build the sites.
Knowing how to build 3D sites without knowing how to sell them is an expensive hobby. These bonuses are the part that turns the skill into clients.
Google Maps lead extractor
The step-by-step process (with the free tool) to pull hundreds of businesses with no website in your area: name, phone, category, online status.
Sales and follow-up scripts
Ready-made messages for first contact, second contact, the call and the most common objections: "I'll think about it", "we already have a site", "it's too expensive".
Ready-to-use document pack
Quote, development contract, client brief, delivery checklist and sample invoice. Change the name and the price and you're operational on day one.
The first 30 days plan
What to do each day to reach your first payment: portfolio, positioning, how many contacts per day, what to charge at the start and how to raise prices.
Prompt library and source projects
Every prompt I actually use, plus the complete files of the projects built in the course: you start from something that works instead of a blank page.
Community and project reviews
A private group where you send your site and get feedback, and where you find real client requests from other members. People who get stuck alone, stop.
What is one client a month?
Move the sliders to the numbers you consider realistic for you. These are scenarios, not promises: they only give you the order of magnitude.
Who it's for, and who it's not for.
It's for you if…
- You want a digital business with high margins and few competitors
- You already build sites or run social and want to move up a price bracket
- You can't code but you can follow a process
- You have 5–6 hours a week to genuinely put in
Skip it if…
- You're looking for automatic income without contacting anyone
- You only want to watch the videos without building the projects
- You're not willing to send the first message to a business
- You expect clients in the first week with no portfolio
One client and
the course has already paid for itself.
The real questions.
No. That is exactly why this course exists now and not three years ago: Claude writes the code, you learn to describe the result, read what is happening and correct it. If you can use a chat and follow a process, you meet the requirements.
You build your first working 3D site in module 3, realistically within the first week. The first paying client depends on how many people you contact: the 30-day plan is built precisely to get you there at a sustainable pace.
A normal computer from the last 5–6 years, Windows or Mac, with a decent connection is enough. We don't use heavy 3D software: everything runs in the browser and models are optimised with the method in module 5.
It is a niche on the supply side, not on the demand side: few people know how to build it, not few people want it. And you're not selling "a 3D site": you're selling a local business a site that makes it look like the most modern one in its area. Module 6 covers the 12 industries that buy most easily.
A Claude subscription and hosting: it starts at a few tens of dollars a month, often passed on to the client inside the maintenance package. Everything else we use (3D models, textures, editors) is free and commercially licensed.
That is the reason to start now. The people who got to WordPress sites first in 2010 and social media in 2015 built a portfolio and a reputation before the market filled up. The advantage isn't 3D itself: it's having 20 delivered projects when everyone else is starting.
Yes, and updates are included forever. When the AI models or the tools change, the affected modules are re-recorded and you find them in your account at no extra cost.
In six months 3D will be
normal on the web.
The only question is whether you'll be the one selling it to the businesses in your area, or somebody else.
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