FitXpress Pricing

A request is one call to the FitXpress API that creates a new result: a body scan, a 3D goal visualization, or a 3D body progress comparison. Each one uses one request from the plan's monthly pool. Retrieving results, checking scan status and checking usage do not use requests.

It depends on the workflow. A one-time BMI check uses one request. A monthly check-in with a 3D progress comparison uses two requests a month: one for the new scan and one for the comparison.

The API reports requests used and requests remaining for the current subscription at any time, broken down by request type. Requests above the monthly allowance cost $2.00 each on Starter and $1.50 each on Pro. For planned volumes above 1,000 requests a month, a Personalized plan offers volume pricing.

There is no self-serve trial. After a demo call, the team gets hands-on access to a demo page to run scans and review the outputs. Once the contract is signed, the first month is free for integration and testing, with 100 complimentary API requests. Billing then follows the plan.

No. FitXpress plans have no integration fee. The plan price covers the API, the iOS, Android and React SDKs, and guided implementation support.

One scan returns 80+ body measurements, body composition estimates including BMI, BMR, body fat percentage, lean mass and fat mass, and a 3D body model. FitXpress delivers structured results in under 45 seconds from the photos.

Internal validation across multiple real-world scan events with five repeated scans per person against expert pattern-maker manual measurements shows 3DLOOK's measurement accuracy of approximately 96-97% across body metrics, with a typical absolute error of 1.5-2.0 cm per measurement, varying by body part. The method is described in Body Scanning Accuracy.

FitXpress runs inside the customer’s app or website. The SDK handles the guided photo capture, and the API submits scans and returns results. 3DLOOK provides API documentation and guided implementation support on every plan.

Photos are deleted immediately after processing or within 30 days under the applicable customer policy, and retained photos are automatically blurred. FitXpress can support HIPAA-governed deployments where 3DLOOK acts as a business associate under an executed business associate agreement (BAA). In most enterprise deployments, the customer acts as the data controller and 3DLOOK acts as the data processor under GDPR.

Mobile Tailor bills successful scans. One successful scan is one person's front and side photos processed into measurements, and every output for that scan comes with it.

No. Mobile Tailor is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution that requires no integration. Once a plan is selected, Mobile Tailor is ready to use. The Enterprise plan includes an API and SDKs for teams that connect it to internal systems.

Businesses send a scanning link by email or SMS from the Mobile Tailor Admin Panel, or embed a measurement widget on their site or product pages. The link guides the person through a front and side photo capture. The measurements appear in the Mobile Tailor Admin Panel as soon as the scan is processed.

A scan takes under 3 minutes. Measurements appear in the admin panel as soon as the scan is processed.

There are two options: "With a friend" mode, where another person takes the photos, and "Hands-free" mode, where voice guidance walks the person through the scan with the phone set at an angle on a desk-high table.

Mobile Tailor works best with tight-fitting bottoms (for example, leggings) and tops (for example, a tight T-shirt, tank top or sports bra).

No. Mobile Tailor requires the scanning link, which uses the phone's gyroscope to control the camera angle during capture. That control is what keeps measurements consistent.

Yes. All measurements appear in the Mobile Tailor dashboard when the scan completes. To share them with the person who scanned, enable "User Measurements" in the admin panel under Widget Settings, then Final Screen.

Photos are deleted immediately after processing or within 30 days under the applicable customer policy, and retained photos are automatically blurred.

In our lab validation study against reference measurements taken by trained experts, typical accuracy was in the low single-digit millimeters, with no systematic over- or under-measurement. Full validation results are available under NDA.

Yes. Instead of a printable wrist sizer, a string, or a tape measure, your customer takes two guided smartphone photos, and your site receives a wrist measurement in millimeters.

A wrist measurement in millimeters, delivered through an API. You map it to your size chart and fit rules to return a size recommendation.

Fine jewelry and bracelets, luxury watches, consumer and sports wearables, and connected health and wellness devices.