White-label 3D rendering and animation for agencies.
Your client is a machine builder and has sent a 4 GB assembly nobody in the studio can open. We prepare the CAD and produce the 3D under your name. You keep the client, the concept and the margin.
The technical half of the job, done quietly.
We are a production partner, not a competitor. We do not pitch your clients and we do not offer campaign, brand or media services.
- CAD handlingWe open STEP, JT and native assemblies, repair and simplify them, and hand back models your team can use.
- StillsRenders in your art direction: your camera, your grade, your layout safe areas.
- AnimationShots or complete films to your storyboard, delivered as graded masters or as passes for your compositor.
- Real-time assetsglTF and USDZ models for the web viewers, configurators and AR your developers build.
- CommunicationOne contact from our engineering team, on your Slack or email. Client calls only if you ask us to join.
Why agencies outsource industrial 3D
Industrial clients are good clients: long relationships, real budgets, a trade show calendar that comes round every year. The obstacle is the data. Machine CAD arrives as tens of thousands of parts in a format the creative team has never seen, and a generalist 3D artist can lose a week just getting it to open. Hiring for that skill makes no sense for two projects a year.
That is the gap we fill. Our mechanical engineers read the assembly, decide what can be simplified without changing what the buyer sees, and build a clean model. From there it is ordinary production, to your direction.
How the arrangement works
- You brief, we quote. Send the CAD and the storyboard or shot list. You receive a fixed trade price and date within one working day, so you can price your own proposal with confidence.
- NDA that fits your contract. We sign your NDA, a back-to-back agreement, or a three-way NDA with the end client.
- No credit, no contact. Work is delivered unbranded. We never show it in our portfolio without written permission from you and your client.
- Files your team can use. Layered EXRs or graded masters, alpha passes, project-ready models, named to your convention.
What it costs you
Our prices are published, and they are the prices agencies pay: $890 for a machine render, $3,200 for a feature film, $6,500 for a 60 second line film, with the CAD preparation included. They are fixed per deliverable, so you can price your own direction, project management and margin on top with confidence. If you expect regular work, ask about volume pricing.
Where we are, and when we answer
The studio works from Pakistan, three to four hours ahead of central Europe and four to five ahead of the UK, and our evening overlaps the US East Coast morning. A message sent at the end of your day is usually answered before you start the next one. Delivery is in English and German.
Prices.
Published, fixed and with CAD preparation included. Prices are for one machine or a compact line; components cost less and large multi-machine lines more.
| Deliverable | Typical delivery | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single machine renderTo your camera and grade, CAD preparation included | 5 to 7 working days | $890 |
| Machine set, five viewsConsistent set for a campaign or catalogue | 7 to 12 working days | $2,400 |
| Feature film, 20 to 45 secondsTo your storyboard | 2 to 4 weeks | $3,200 |
| Line or process film, 60 secondsGraded master or passes for your compositor | 4 to 8 weeks | $6,500 |
| CAD preparation onlyClean model handed to your 3D team | 3 to 6 working days | $950 |
Examples from our work.
Real projects built from engineering CAD. Each page shows the full set and how it was made. See the full portfolio
6 rendersMIG welding machine
Trolley MIG welder with cylinder, torch and panel, including CAD-to-render transitions.
4 rendersDigital label printing line
Modular digital press and finishing line, full line and module detail.
Film, 59sInjection moulding process animation
Hopper, heated screw, mould filling and ejection in one 60-second process film.
Questions buyers ask.
Something else? Write to bilal.naseem@3denginuity.com.
Will you contact our client directly?
No. You own the relationship. We speak to the end client only if you ask us to join a call, and then as part of your team.
Can you work under our NDA and our name?
Yes. We sign your NDA or a back-to-back agreement and deliver unbranded work. Nothing appears in our portfolio without written permission.
What do agencies pay?
The published prices: $890 for a machine render, $2,400 for a five-view set, $3,200 for a feature film and $6,500 for a 60 second line film, CAD preparation included. Ask about volume pricing if you expect regular work.
Which file formats do you deliver?
Stills as layered EXR, TIFF or PNG with alpha. Films as ProRes masters or render passes. Models as FBX, glTF, USDZ or native scene files by agreement.
How quickly can you turn a quote around for a pitch?
Within one working day of receiving the CAD and the brief, and faster if you tell us the pitch date.