PrestaShop Custom Product Configurator Build is a bespoke development service for PrestaShop stores that sell made-to-measure products: a configurator built around your exact dimensions, materials, options and pricing rules, delivered working in your shop. Starting takes a rules workshop in which the way your product is built and priced is written down and confirmed.
It settles the problem that breaks made-to-measure selling on PrestaShop: combinations. Three dimensions and four materials already produce thousands of variants that nobody prices, stocks or maintains. The configurator computes the valid options at the moment the customer chooses, so there is no variant matrix to maintain at all.
The customer picks dimensions, materials, options and add-ons in a guided flow that behaves correctly on a phone. Incompatible choices are disabled the moment they become invalid, minimum and maximum bounds and step increments hold, and options that depend on an earlier dimension change with it, so nothing unbuildable reaches the cart. The price assembles live from your real rules: per-unit, per-area from the entered dimensions, tiered rates and surcharges for particular options, visible at every step.
Every selection, every dimension and the computed price are written onto the order line, so production reads the order instead of an email, and each configuration receives a clean shareable address, with canonical and indexation handling that keeps option permutations out of search results. The build takes 15 to 25 working days from written confirmation of the rules, including a demonstration on a test copy of the store before live deployment, and closes with a written summary of the configured rules and a walkthrough of maintaining bounds, materials and prices in the shop panel. The listed price covers one product family sharing one set of rules, and a 30-day post-launch window covers correction of defects against the agreed rules.
Made-to-measure products sell with the confidence of stocked ones, the workshop builds from the order line instead of decoding messages, pricing mistakes stop leaking margin, and the catalogue stays the size of the catalogue.
Summary of what the Custom Product Configurator Build delivers
PrestaShop Custom Product Configurator Build is purchased development work: a configurator shaped to your exact dimensions, materials, options and pricing rules, delivered working in your store after a rules workshop and a 15 to 25 working day build.
- Valid options computed live instead of thousands of maintained combinations
- A guided flow for dimensions, materials, options and add-ons, correct on phones
- Live pricing from per-unit, per-area, tiered and surcharge rules
- Every selection, dimension and computed price written onto the order line for production
- A demonstration on a test copy of the store before live deployment
- A 30-day correction window and a walkthrough for maintaining the rules yourself

Why not just use combinations?
Because made-to-measure logic explodes them. Width times height times depth times material is thousands of rows, each needing a price and a stock state, and every rule change means regenerating all of them. That maintenance never ends and always drifts wrong.
The configurator holds the rules instead of the rows: what fits with what, from where to where, in which steps. Valid choices are computed at the moment of choosing, and the catalogue stays the size of the catalogue.

What does the customer experience?
A guided flow: dimensions first, then materials, options and add-ons, each step showing only what is still possible. Choices that no longer fit are disabled rather than punished at the cart, minimum and maximum bounds and step increments hold the inputs inside what your workshop builds, and an option that depends on an earlier dimension adjusts with it. Nothing unbuildable reaches the cart.
The flow behaves correctly on a phone, where a large share of these customers actually configure, and the running price stays visible at every step: per-unit amounts, per-area calculation from the entered dimensions, tiered rates that change with size or quantity, and surcharges for particular options. The price at checkout is the price your rules produce, every time, with no quoted-by-email step and no spreadsheet.

What does production receive?
The order line itself carries every selection, every dimension and the computed price. The workshop reads the order and builds; nobody transcribes an email thread, nothing is lost between sales and production, and the misbuild-and-remake cycle disappears together with its costs.
Every configuration also receives a clean shareable address, so a half-decided enclosure travels to a spouse or an architect and comes back ready to order, while canonical and indexation handling keeps option permutations out of search results. The configurator strengthens the product page instead of flooding search engines with near-duplicates.

How does the build run from rules to launch?
The project starts with a rules workshop in which your dimensions, materials, compatibility rules and pricing rules are written down and confirmed. The build then takes 15 to 25 working days from written confirmation of the rules, and before anything goes live you see the configurator demonstrated on a test copy of the store, working against your real products.
The listed price covers one product family sharing one set of rules; additional families are quoted separately. Handover includes a written summary of the configured rules and a walkthrough of maintaining bounds, materials and prices in the shop panel, so routine range and price changes stay in your hands rather than becoming development requests.

Where does the build stop, and what happens after launch?
The flow is options, rules and price, not a drawing engine: live visual previews and three-dimensional renderings are not part of the build. The order line is the handover to production, so connections to production planning, accounting or design software stay outside the scope, as do product photography and page design beyond the configurator itself.
A 30-day post-launch window covers correction of defects against the agreed rules. After it, rule changes, new option groups and further product families are quoted separately, and ongoing upkeep sits inside PrestaShop Store Care & Maintenance Plan when continuous care is wanted. The build suits products priced from dimensions and materials, enclosures, blinds, glass, furniture, where combinations have already exploded past what variants carry; a catalogue that standard attribute combinations handle well needs no configurator, and a product that needs an engineer’s review before a price exists remains a quoted product.

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ReferenceSVC-CONFIGURATOR
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Service typeCustom build / setup
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DeliverableOn-page configurator, live pricing, clean URLs, open code
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PrestaShop versions1.7 / 8 / 9 (1.6 on request)
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NDA / DPAAvailable on request
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Starting priceFrom €1,490 (quote-based)
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DiscoveryScoped, products & pricing rules mapped
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CodeOpen, no ionCube / no encryption
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A guided on-page configurator with live pricing, validation, clean URLs and complete order-line data.
For products that cannot fit a fixed SKU matrix, we build a configurator that computes price from your rules at runtime and records exactly what the customer chose. The build covers option flow, server-side pricing, compatibility rules, canonical strategy and fulfilment-ready order data.
Guided option flow
The customer-facing path for made-to-measure or assembled products.
- Dimensions, materials, mounts and add-ons presented step by step
- Mobile-correct product-page interface that fits the live theme
- Dependencies and incompatibilities visible before invalid combinations reach cart
Pricing, validation & order capture
The high-risk logic that decides whether the store charges the right amount.
- Server-side live price assembly from per-area, per-unit, tiered, surcharge and conditional rules
- Min/max/step validation and compatibility re-check on add-to-cart
- Full configuration captured on cart, order, invoice and fulfilment surfaces
SEO-clean URLs & ownership
A configurator that sells variants without flooding the index or locking you in.
- Clean shareable URLs with correct canonical and indexation handling
- Duplicate option-permutation URLs prevented from wasting crawl budget
- Open source code, documentation, staging sign-off and handover
How it works
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Discovery Scoped before quoteWe map product families, options, dependencies, pricing rules and fulfilment data requirements.
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Specification Before buildThe pricing model, worked examples, URL/canonical strategy and acceptance criteria are written before work starts.
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Build Project timelineWe implement the guided flow, server-side price assembly, validation and order-line capture on staging.
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QA Before handoverBoundary values, pricing thresholds, multi-currency rounding, invalid combinations and full page-to-invoice flow are tested.
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Handover Final milestoneThe configurator is deployed, documented, source delivered and your team walked through usage.
Delivery boundaries
Build work is pinned to an approved specification and acceptance criteria. That keeps ownership, warranty and change control clear.
Pricing examples become acceptance tests
A sample criterion: A 1200 mm x 1600 mm blackout blind with motor and fitting kit prices to €X on the page, and the same €X is charged in cart and invoice. Other criteria cover incompatible mounts disabling invalid options, one canonical clean URL per saved configuration, and order lines recording every dimension, fabric, mount and add-on.
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