How long do you keep our customers' photos and the renders you generate?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your dealership or install business needs, and make sure it meets GDPR, CCPA, or any other regulation that applies to how you handle customer photos. No training on your data, ever.

What does an infrared sauna preview tool cost?

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Can it show the difference between cedar, basswood, hemlock, and black exterior finishes?

Yes. Each wood species and exterior finish you sell gets modeled separately, so a buyer choosing between a light basswood interior (the low-VOC option for EMF-sensitive customers) and a traditional cedar cabin sees each one rendered in their own room, not a generic wood texture.

Will it account for our customer's actual ceiling height and door clearance?

The render is generated against the real proportions of the photographed space, so a low garage ceiling or a door swing that eats into a 4x6 footprint shows up in the preview the same way it would show up on install day — before anyone signs a purchase order for a unit that doesn't fit.

Does this work for outdoor barrel saunas, or only indoor cabin units?

Both. A backyard cedar barrel sauna gets placed on the customer's actual patio or lawn spot, which matters more for outdoor units since buyers are also weighing sightlines from the house and from the neighbors' yard, not just fit.

How is this different from the 3D floor plan or catalog render our manufacturer already gives us?

A catalog render shows the cabin in a generic staged room. This shows the cabin in the customer's specific garage, basement, or backyard, photographed that day — which is the difference between a buyer imagining a fit and a buyer seeing one.

Do reps need a full site visit, or can this run off a tablet during a showroom walk-in?

Most dealers use it both ways: on a tablet at the showroom counter when a walk-in brings a phone photo of their space, and again during in-home consults where the install site itself gets photographed for a final confirmation render.

Can it preview a basement that's unfinished or still under construction?

Yes — it renders the cabin into the room as photographed, framed studs and all, which is often when dealers most need the tool, since that's when a buyer is trying to decide on a sauna install before drywall and flooring go in around it.

Sauna & Steam Room

Show the Infrared Sauna in Their Garage Before They Leave the Showroom

Photograph the exact corner, basement nook, or backyard pad a customer wants to convert, and hand back a photorealistic render of their specific cabin — right footprint, right wood tone — before they leave the showroom. No trip home to measure, no "let me think about it."

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What is a infrared sauna preview preview?

An infrared sauna preview tool uses AI to place a photorealistic render of a specific infrared cabin — correct footprint, wood species, and finish — into a photo of the buyer's actual garage corner, basement nook, or backyard pad. Sauna dealers and wellness contractors shoot the space on a phone during the showroom visit or in-home consult, and the tool returns the customer's own room with their exact model sitting in it, lit and proportioned to match. It replaces the spec sheet and the catalog photo with a picture of the finished install, so the buyer is deciding on their space, not imagining it.

Why it matters

Infrared cabins are a fixed-footprint product sold against a room the dealer usually never sees. An entry 1-2 person cedar or basswood unit runs $2,500-$4,000; a 4-person cabin with chromotherapy and Bluetooth, or a cedar barrel sauna for the backyard, runs $5,000-$10,000+. That's a permanent structure going into a finished basement, a garage that still has to fit the water heater and a workbench, or a backyard patio the neighbors can see — and most of these sales still close off a showroom floor model or a manufacturer's catalog shot, neither of which tells the buyer anything about their own room. The gap between "I like this cabin" and "I'll buy this cabin" is almost always a visualization gap, not a price objection: buyers stall to go home, hold up a tape measure, and try to picture a 4x6 footprint against their actual wall. Every week that stall lasts is a week they're shopping a competitor's showroom instead.

Who uses this

Showroom sales reps at sauna and wellness retailers use it at the counter to close walk-ins on the spot. In-home wellness contractors carry it on a tablet into consults where the sale depends on the customer's spouse — who wasn't there to see the display model — approving a $6,000 basement install from a photo. Spa and gym facility managers use it to pitch ownership on adding a corporate wellness room, since a rendering of the actual mechanical room sells the idea better than a line item in a capex proposal.

Heard This From a Sauna Buyer?

"It looks great in the showroom, but will it actually fit in my garage without blocking the door?" — cabins ship in fixed footprints (4x4, 4x6, 5x7), and no buyer can picture that against their own wall, water heater, and workbench from a spec sheet.

"My wife wasn't at the showroom, and a spec sheet isn't going to get her to sign off on a $6,000 cabin in our basement." — the co-decision-maker who has to approve a permanent fixture usually never sees the display model in person.

"I picked cedar because it was in stock, but I have no idea if it's going to look right against my basement's flooring and trim." — wood tone and exterior finish (cedar, basswood, hemlock, black onyx) look completely different once they're sitting in someone's actual room, not a warehouse.

How infrared sauna preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Photograph the spot

During the walk-through or in-home consult, the rep photographs the exact garage corner, basement nook, or backyard pad the customer wants to convert — on a phone, no tape measure or CAD file required.

Generate the exact cabin

The AI places the specific model, footprint, and wood finish the customer is deciding between into that photo, matched to the room's real proportions, lighting, and existing fixtures.

Present before they walk

The rep hands back the tablet — or texts the render to the spouse who wasn't in the store — right there in the showroom or consult, so the customer decides while the cabin is still in front of them, not after a trip home to measure.

Common questions about infrared sauna preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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