If you choose us,
how much faster
will you sell?
We run the numbers many times, and we cannot believe them. Nither can our clients. The before and after measured and confirmed, with every next project.
Loads in about two seconds, on a real project
None of the sales numbers below happen if the buyer leaves before the page appears, so speed is the first thing every Vinode project is built for. A project loads as a light page plus its photorealistic 3D: the page, the scripts and the Vinode player arrive first, in well under a megabyte, and the 3D streams in behind them as ordinary video rather than being computed on the buyer's device. On a live project we timed the whole thing, hero included, fully loaded in about 1.8 seconds.
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Six single-family houses, ready 2025.
Everything together is roughly the weight of an ordinary web page: the typical mobile page in 2025 was about 2.6 MB, per the HTTP Archive Web Almanac, and most of it is not interactive 3D. These figures are a single-load measurement of a live Vinode project, counting the hero experience a buyer actually loads first, so read them as directional rather than lab-certified. The point holds either way: a full interactive 3D experience arrives in the time an ordinary web page takes, and weighs about the same.
That matters because speed is where buyers are won or lost. More than half of mobile visits are abandoned when a page takes over three seconds to load, and as a page slows from one second to five the chance a visitor bounces climbs about 90%, per Google's own research. The average mobile site takes roughly 19 seconds to load over 3G. A Vinode project skips that failure mode entirely: because the 3D is pre-rendered and streamed as static, edge-cached files, it loads fast, stays fast under a launch-day traffic spike, and costs essentially nothing extra to serve each additional viewer.
Sold out in 12.7 months, on average
Across our developments of twenty units and more, the average time from sales launch to fully reserved is about 12.7 months. That is our own figure, from our own projects, tracked through the reservation data in each project's back panel.
For one external yardstick: buildings of that size take roughly 22 months on average to go from permit to completion, per an NAHB analysis of U.S. Census construction data. Meaning you may sell your inventory before all you go through your final inspection!
About 7 in 10 homes are reserved before the building is finished
Clients buy with eyes and emotions. You cannot sell emotion with static images, but also you cannot sell visualization without beautiful visualization. Pick one not the other, and you will be left out with inventory that you cannot push through.
How we get to 7 in 10
Our developments reach full reservation in about 12.7 months. Clients typically launch sales at the foundation stage, with nine to sixteen months of construction still to run, and off-plan demand front-loads: a building fills up well before its final months. Across our projects, about seven in ten homes are reserved by the time construction finishes. We treat that as a floor, not a stretch. The reservation data we track through completion sits above it, not below. Project after project, building after building. Seen, felt, reserved, sold.
We did not start at 70%. Earlier projects taught us where buyers hesitated, and we kept changing the experience in response. Improving the visuals, adding interactive 3D layers, adding people and emotions. A buyer can not only explore a specific home but almost feel like he would be there. Deepened engagement and pre-qualified interest before a single sales call. Today's number is the current result of that trial and error, not a lucky first attempt.
What changed when one developer switched to Vinode
We run an experiment, with one of our clients. Vinode vs competition they had before they came to us, in the same nearby area and price point, before versus after switching their marketing and presentation platform to Vinode. One project, one campaign, from the second quarter of 2025. The stage rates are the client's own sales-funnel numbers, corroborated by the engagement we saw in Vinode. And here is what happened.
Stage by stage
Nothing here is a single magic number. Compounding gains, small improvements at several stages of the funnel. And results tell the whole story.
End to end
Multiply the stages together and the overall visitor to closed sale rate went from about 0.01% to about 0.06%, roughly five times as many. That number is real, but read it carefully. It is the compounding of the small stage gains above, and it moves tiny absolutes. A move from one in ten thousand to six in ten thousand is dramatic as a ratio and modest in raw count. We lead with the visitor to lead number, not this one, because the early stage has the largest sample and the least room to mislead.
What this means for your development
This is one developer’s before and after, on one project, straight from their own sales records. Your development has its own market, its own inventory, its own story. What carries across is the mechanism: give buyers a richer, more emotional way to explore a home and more of them turn into real, qualified leads. That is what we build, project after project.