Launch a development microsite in two weeks

Key Takeaways
- The productized path reaches a live interactive sales page in two weeks.
- Week one produces the pre-rendered 3D scenes and loads units, pricing, and availability into the Back Panel.
- Week two assembles the floor plans, interior tours, and CRM-routed lead form, then tunes mobile load times.
- After launch your own sales and marketing team maintains pricing, images, and copy in the no-code editor.
"How long until we're live?" is usually the first question a developer asks. For a productized Vinode package, the honest answer is about two weeks. Here's how those two weeks are spent.
Week one: model and content
The first week is about turning your plans into assets:
- We ingest your architectural drawings and brand.
- Our 3D team produces the pre-rendered scenes of the building and surroundings.
- Units, pricing, and availability are loaded into the Back Panel.
You review a first pass at the end of the week: real scenes, real data, not a mockup.
Week two: assemble and polish
The second week wires it together into a sales page:
- Interactive floor plans linked to live availability.
- Virtual interior tours for each unit type.
- A lead-capture form that routes straight to your CRM.
We polish copy, tune the mobile experience, and pressure-test load times on low-end devices.
Two weeks in, you have a link you can put in an ad, an email, or a QR code on a hoarding, and it works on every phone that opens it.
Then it's yours
The part that surprises people: after launch, your team owns it. The no-code editor lets sales and marketing update pricing, swap images, edit copy, and adjust lead forms without a developer. Vinode is increasingly a self-service SaaS. The two-week build just gives you a running start.
Bespoke projects with custom interactions take longer, but the productized path is deliberately fast. The goal is to get you selling, not to keep you waiting.

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