Win the pitch.
Deliver the WOW.
Bill the premium.
Launch branded AR experiences for clients in days. Every campaign runs in the browser. No app download, no friction, no dependency on a developer's sprint calendar. White-label from day one. Multi-client from the start.
Trusted by agencies running campaigns for brands you know
This is what your clients will see. Right now. In their browser.
No app. No QR code hunt. One link, any device, full AR live in the browser. The experience below was built in an afternoon using MyWebAR's drag-and-drop editor. This is the kind of campaign you quote in a pitch deck by end of day.
Build One Like ThisNo developer. No code. No timeline drama.
The rest of the market was built for developers. This one was built for your agency.
Every major platform in this category made the same structural decision: optimise for the developer experience first, then add a no-code layer as an afterthought. The agency business model — white-label, multi-client, margin-predictable, pitch-ready — was never the design brief.
The developer-first model
- ✕ Per-view billing that makes client quotes a gamble
- ✕ White-label locked behind enterprise tiers
- ✕ SDK-first architecture with no-code bolted on
- ✕ Three-persona navigation: are you a developer, a brand, or an agency?
- ✕ Competitor watermark visible on your client's campaign
- ✕ Two-week developer sprint to go from brief to live
The agency-native model
- ✓ Flat monthly rate — unlimited views, no overage invoice
- ✓ White-label on agency plans from day one
- ✓ No-code-first editor built for non-technical teams
- ✓ One persona: the agency that needs to deliver
- ✓ Zero MyWebAR attribution visible to your clients
- ✓ Brief to live campaign — measured in days
Higher conversion rate versus non-AR campaigns
The number your clients need to hear — packaged as your pitch ammunition
Outperformance versus traditional campaign benchmarks
AR advertising campaigns deliver 20–80% conversion rates. Traditional digital averages 1–3%. Quote that in the next pitch.
These are published industry benchmarks — the kind agencies use to justify AR to client finance teams.
Your brand. Your clients. Your margin. Built in.
Most platforms give you the technology and leave the business model as your problem. These three are non-negotiable for agencies that intend to bill AR at a premium.
Full white-label from day one
Custom domain. Branded splash screen. Zero MyWebAR attribution anywhere your client can see. The experience your client's audience opens carries your agency's brand — or your client's — never ours. That is the only way to resell at a premium.
One dashboard, every client
Switch between client projects, manage separate asset libraries, and publish across accounts without rebuilding your workflow from scratch every time a new brief lands. Multi-client management that actually fits the way an agency operates.
Flat monthly rate, unlimited views
Quote your clients a fixed deliverable fee and know your platform cost will not change when the campaign gets picked up by a national press outlet. No per-view billing. No panic when something goes viral.
In days, not developer sprints.
Three steps. No code written. No external resource booked. The kind of timeline that fits inside a client pitch cycle.
Upload your assets
Drag images, video, or 3D models onto the scene. If the client's brand team has product photography, you already have what you need. MyWebAR's template library covers the most common campaign formats so most teams have a working prototype inside two hours.
The same afternoon you receive the brief
Apply client branding
Set the custom domain, upload the branded splash screen, apply the client's colour palette, and configure the loading frame. The campaign opens under your client's brand — or your agency's white-label — with no platform attribution in sight.
Before end of day
Publish and share
One link. Any device. Analytics live from the first scan. Share a URL in the pitch deck, generate a QR code for print production, or embed directly into a campaign microsite. The client's audience opens it in the browser — no app store, no download prompt.
Before Friday's pitch
No developer required at any stage
The campaigns that win pitches and retain accounts.
Across five verticals. All built without a single line of code.
3D character animation triggered from product packaging — the kind of campaign that earns shelf-space coverage from retail press
In-store product try-on without a dedicated app — deployed via QR on point-of-sale material
Face-tracked AR filter delivering a branded cosmetics trial experience — shareable via social link
Poster and signage-triggered AR layer deployed across a live event footprint — no app required for attendees
Floor-plan and room overlay launched from a printed property brochure — delivered to prospective buyers before the viewing
The pitch room is the proof.
These are agency-side voices — heads of digital, creative directors, senior account leads. The people who have to deliver the campaign, justify the budget, and be in the room when the client reacts.
"I've presented AR concepts to clients in the room using MyWebAR, and the reaction from senior executives has been immediate. We went from an exploratory conversation to a signed campaign brief in the same meeting. Nothing else in our toolkit closes a room that fast."
Agency Head of Digital
Mid-size brand activation agency
Campaign delivered for FMCG client within a five-day brief-to-live cycle
"The thing that changed our commercial model was the flat pricing. We were losing margin on every AR proposal because we had to factor in per-view risk. Now we quote a fixed creative fee and the platform cost is a known line. That was the unlock for turning AR into an actual service offering."
Agency Owner
Founder, digital creative studio
Moved from a per-view competitor after a viral campaign
"We had our first white-labelled AR experience live for a client within three days of creating our account. I was expecting weeks of configuration. The white-label setup is genuinely one afternoon's work — and the client had no idea it wasn't a bespoke build."
Senior Account Lead
Senior Account Director, performance marketing agency
First AR campaign delivered as part of a brand refresh brief
Quote your clients with confidence.
Two plans. One clear principle: you will never receive an invoice you did not expect. All plans include unlimited AR views — no per-view billing, at any tier, ever.
Your brand. Every client. One flat rate.
Agencies managing multiple clients, reselling AR as a service line, and requiring full white-label on every campaign.
- Full white-label — custom domain, branded splash, zero MyWebAR attribution
- Multi-client project management from a single dashboard
- Unlimited AR views — no cap, no overage billing
- Campaign analytics per client project
- Priority support with agency response SLA
- Per-view billing of any kind
- Competitor watermark on client-facing experiences
14 days full access. No credit card required. Annual billing saves the equivalent of two months.
Running on 8th Wall? Your hosted content expires February 2027. Switch now and keep the work.
8th Wall access closed to new projects on 28 February 2026. Hosted experiences remain live until 28 February 2027. After that date, your clients' live campaigns go dark.
That is not a reason to panic. It is a reason to move before the decision gets made under deadline pressure. MyWebAR accepts direct asset import from 8th Wall exports. Your 3D models, images, and video assets transfer. You are not rebuilding from scratch — you are republishing on infrastructure built to stay.
Agencies that migrate before the deadline maintain campaign continuity for their clients. Agencies that wait rebuild under pressure.
February 2027 is closer than your next annual planning cycle.
Import your existing AR assets and publish on day one
Answered directly.
Do consumers actually scan QR codes? Will anyone interact with the experience?
Scan rates have increased significantly as QR codes became standard from 2020 onward. For AR-linked codes placed on product packaging, print collateral, and event material, interaction rates consistently outperform static QR destinations because the payoff is an animated, interactive experience opening directly in the browser. No app download means no drop-off at the install prompt. Agencies running campaigns across FMCG and retail report scan-to-interaction rates well above those of static QR code destinations.
What happens if a campaign goes viral and gets hundreds of thousands of views?
Nothing changes on your invoice. Every MyWebAR plan includes unlimited AR views — no cap, no overage tier, no surprise billing at the end of a high-traffic month. You can quote your client a fixed campaign fee knowing your platform cost is a fixed line regardless of how many people interact with the experience. This is the reason the pricing model was built this way: per-view risk is the single most common reason agencies cannot productise AR as a resale service.
Do I need a 3D artist or any technical resource to build campaigns?
No. The editor is drag-and-drop: place images, video, or existing 3D models onto the scene, configure interaction, and publish. The template library covers the most frequently requested formats — packaging AR, face filters, product try-on, event activation, print triggers — so most agencies produce a working prototype using a template with the client's existing brand assets. If a brief calls for a bespoke 3D model, that is a creative production cost billed to the client separately, the same way you bill motion graphics or illustration. The platform requires no development work at any stage.
Will the experience work on every phone and device?
MyWebAR experiences run entirely in the device's web browser — no app installation, no OS version dependency, no app store approval gate. Compatibility follows browser coverage, which for current iOS Safari and Android Chrome is effectively universal across smartphones purchased in the last four to five years. When you share a link or a QR code, any device in your client's audience opens the experience in a single tap.
After what happened to 8th Wall, how do I know MyWebAR will not shut down?
MyWebAR is developed by DEVAR, a company with an established track record across consumer AR products and the B2B platform market. The platform is not a VC-funded experiment dependent on a single enterprise acquisition event. The business model is built around predictable agency subscription revenue, not enterprise licensing or developer-ecosystem bets. The 8th Wall closure was a product-strategy decision by Niantic; it was not a platform-type failure. If platform longevity is a factor in your evaluation, the team is available to discuss it directly via the enterprise contact link in the pricing section.
What does white-label actually mean on the Agency plan?
The AR experience your client's audience opens is served from a custom domain you control. The loading splash screen carries your client's logo or your agency's branding. The URL your client shares contains no MyWebAR branding. No MyWebAR attribution appears anywhere within the experience itself. From the end consumer's perspective, the experience belongs entirely to the brand delivering it. MyWebAR is visible only inside your agency's dashboard, which your clients do not access. There are no asterisks on this.
Your next client pitch ends with them saying yes.
Launch your first AR campaign today — free, no credit card, no developer on the calendar. The agencies already billing AR as a premium service line did not wait for a client to ask for it. They walked into the next pitch with a live demonstration.
No credit card required to start. No watermark on your first campaign. No developer sprint before you can see results.
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