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A launch microsite, live, from a floor plan and a brief

Craft's Launch Microsite workflow turns a floor plan, a site photo and a one-paragraph brief into a complete project launch page. Hero renders, unit gallery, 360° tour, availability map and the copy, assembled in one approved run.

Runs on Agentic 1.0 · early access
See it run live

Today

$3,200–8,500

4–6 weeks

agency + render studio + web developer, three vendors, three timelines

With Craft

174 credits · $5.92

Under a day

Inside a Craft subscription. No per-format re-quote, no change order on a revision.

The chain

How Craft produces this

The plan the agent proposes. You approve or edit it before a credit is spent.

You upload

  • Floor plan (PDF, DWG or image)
  • Site photograph or location pin
  • One-paragraph project brief
  • Brand colours and logo

You get back

  • 12–20 photoreal stills
  • 1 navigable 360° tour
  • 1 interactive availability map
  • Full page copy
  • Deployable HTML bundle
  1. 1

    Read the floor plan and extract unit mix, carpet areas and orientation

  2. 2

    Generate exterior hero renders at golden hour, locked to one façade identity

  3. 3

    Generate interior sets per unit type, materials locked across the set

  4. 4

    Produce a 360° show flat from the largest unit type

  5. 5

    Build the availability map from the unit mix

  6. 6

    Write the page copy — headline, USP block, location block, FAQ

  7. 7

    Assemble and export as a deployable microsite bundle

FAQ / DIRECT ANSWERS

Launch Microsite: common questions

Inputs, delivery, cost and approval details for the Launch Microsite workflow.

How long does it take to build a project launch microsite with Craft?

Under a day. You approve the plan in the morning; the renders, the 360° tour, the availability map and the copy are assembled the same afternoon. The traditional route — agency, render studio and web developer as three separate vendors — takes four to six weeks.

Do I need a 3D model or is a floor plan enough?

A floor plan is enough. Craft reads unit mix, carpet areas and orientation directly from a PDF, DWG or even a photograph of a plan. If you do have a CAD or Revit model, Craft uses it for higher geometric fidelity, but it is not required.

Can the microsite match our brand guidelines?

It can. Upload your logo and brand colours once at workspace level and every asset Craft generates inherits them: page, brochure, reel, deck. Brand consistency is enforced at the workspace, not file by file.

Run Launch Microsite on your own project

Free plan, work email, no card. Bring the actual floor plan and the actual deadline.

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