JigSpace

JigSpace turns existing assets into interactive 3D presentations for sales and training. Each presentation, called a Jig, can explain a concept step by step and show products in augmented reality. Jigs can be shared by link or QR code, or embedded on websites without requiring viewers to install an app. Presentations can include annotations, animations, sound, video, and custom branding. JigSpace lists connections to 3D design and CAD tools including 3ds Max, Blender, CATIA, Fusion, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, and SolidWorks, and automatically optimizes large 3D files and CAD formats for augmented-reality rendering. Its Apple Vision Pro app supports hand-based model manipulation, markup, and real-time multiplayer collaboration. The service is available on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. The Free plan allows one project and lists three active Jigs, three steps, 100MB of team storage, and two user seats. A Starter subscription begins with a 7-day trial; cancelling by the end of day seven prevents payment. JigSpace says data is encrypted at rest and in transit and that the platform has SOC 2 Type 2 compliance.

JigSpace packages 3D assets into shareable presentations with augmented-reality and website options. The free plan is limited to one project, and the Starter trial requires timely cancellation to avoid payment.

JigSpace suits sales, marketing, training, and product-support teams that need to present 3D assets. Its pricing page also identifies qualified educators and startups as an intended audience for Starter.

JigSpace is a tool for turning 3D assets into guided, interactive presentations that can be viewed in augmented reality or shared on the web. It is best suited to sales, training, and product-support teams that need to explain products step by step. Its app-free sharing is a practical advantage; the free tier’s one-project cap makes it a poor fit for ongoing work without an upgrade.

Overview

A Jig presents a concept in steps and can show a product in augmented reality. Creators can add annotations, animation, sound, video, and custom branding, making the format more useful for a guided explanation than a standalone model. Jigs can be sent by link or QR code and embedded on websites without requiring viewers to install a viewing app.

JigSpace automatically optimizes large 3D files and CAD formats for AR rendering, which can help teams bring existing design assets into presentations. Its integrations page names 3ds Max, Blender, CATIA, Fusion, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, and SolidWorks. The range is relevant to teams using those tools, though the integrations alone do not establish the specifics of each workflow.

Key features

On Apple Vision Pro, users can manipulate 3D models with their hands, add markup, and collaborate in real time with others. That makes the app a more compelling option for teams already using Vision Pro than a presentation tool limited to conventional screens. JigSpace also supports visual editing, image tracking, and world tracking, giving creators ways to build and position AR experiences.

For organizations handling sensitive material, JigSpace states that data is encrypted at rest and in transit and that the platform has SOC 2 Type 2 compliance. Password-protected sharing and role-based access are available to teams, while Enterprise SSO is reserved for Organisation and Enterprise plans. Email support, a Help Center, and tutorials provide support channels for users building or troubleshooting presentations.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed annually. It includes 3 active Jigs, up to 3 steps, 100MB of team storage, and 2 user seats. The pricing FAQ says users can create one project and explore apps, viewers, and Jig format features; that project cap makes Free a way to evaluate the format, not a roomy workspace for a team maintaining multiple presentations.

Starter has custom pricing and is offered as a monthly or yearly subscription; the page says “Save 30% paid annually.” It is intended for qualified educators and startups and raises the limits to 10 active Jigs, 10 steps, 1GB of team storage, and 4 user seats. A Starter subscription begins with a 7-day free trial. Cancel by the end of day 7 to prevent payment, so the trial requires attention to its deadline.

Enterprise uses custom pricing and contact-sales billing. It includes custom usage and custom active Jig and step limits, 10GB of team storage, and 30 included user seats. This is the plan for larger teams that need higher or tailored usage limits; teams that can work within Starter’s caps avoid moving to a custom-priced plan.

Platforms

JigSpace is available on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. Jigs can also be embedded on websites for app-free viewing, while the Apple Vision Pro app adds hand-based interaction and multiplayer collaboration for that device.

Who it's for

JigSpace is a strong fit for sales, marketing, training, and product-support teams that need to communicate how a product works using interactive 3D. It is especially useful when audiences should be able to open a shared link or website embed without installing a viewer. Qualified educators and startups can consider Starter; individual explorers or small teams assessing the format can begin with Free, but its project and seat caps quickly constrain continuing work.

It is less suited to teams that need a generous free workspace or do not benefit from spatial presentations. Organizations needing SSO or broader tailored usage should weigh the custom-priced Organisation or Enterprise options against their requirements.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Link, QR-code, and website sharing let recipients view Jigs without a viewing app, reducing friction for customer-facing explanations.
• Pros: Automatic optimization of large 3D and CAD files supports teams bringing existing assets into AR presentations.
• Pros: The Vision Pro app combines model manipulation, markup, and real-time collaboration for teams using that device.
• Cons: Free is capped at one project, 3 active Jigs, 3 steps, 100MB of storage, and 2 seats, limiting its usefulness for sustained team production.
• Cons: Starter and Enterprise prices are custom, so buyers cannot compare their costs from the plan details alone.
• Cons: Starter’s 7-day trial requires cancellation by the end of day 7 to prevent payment.

Alternatives

AR Creation Software and Augmented Reality Learning Apps are useful starting points for comparing options by category.

Choose BlippBuilder if you want a free way to create, test, and explore projects before paying to publish; its Starter plan does not include publishing.

Kivicube may suit users seeking a free, non-commercial plan with 2 scenes and 500 scene experiences, or a Personal plan priced at CN¥79.90 a year.

MyWebAR is another freemium option, with a free Creator plan that includes 100 views per year, 100 MB of storage, and 5 projects.

STYLY is an alternative spatial-layer platform with a free Creator plan offering limited commercial use and support for smartphones and HMDs.

WorldCAST may fit projects that need unlimited monthly views and no expiry date on a free Creator plan, with personal and commercial use.

Assemblr EDU is an education-focused alternative whose free plan includes 400 3D objects, 30 MB of storage per account, and unlimited QR markers.

Elysium is a free alternative for users who want a personal plan with one private world, unlimited private scenes, and 10 GB of asset storage.

Reality Composer is a free option for users working on iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Windows.

Verdict

Choose JigSpace if your team needs polished, step-by-step 3D product explanations that can move from AR to an app-free web embed, particularly when it already has CAD assets or uses Vision Pro. The free plan is useful for exploring the format, but its one-project cap and small quotas are limiting; teams that need room to publish should compare Starter’s custom pricing with their budget, while larger organizations should consider whether Enterprise’s tailored limits justify contacting sales.