Client-Ready Renders
a direction to react to before the estimate
Design & construction clients
Get the Client to Yes Before You Write the Quote
Show them a direction, hand them a materials list they can actually price against.
The starting point
Client Loves the Look, Then Balks at the Quote?
The gap between what a client imagines and what a quote actually costs is where deals stall — usually because nobody showed them a real direction before the number.
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A client who can't picture the finished room from a verbal description alone
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Sticker shock on a quote that reflects a finish they never actually agreed to
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Competing bids where the client is comparing apples to oranges
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Redoing a proposal because the client's mental image didn't match the plan
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No easy way to show two budget tiers side by side
BRILLER
How Briller helps
Budget-tier comparison
Show a mid-range and premium finish package before pricing the installation.
PDF exports
Export specification notes on Pro Design and Studio / Architect.
Faster generation queue
Available on Pro Design and Studio / Architect.
Your workflow
From your photo to your next step.
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Upload the Room
the client's actual space
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Brief the Proposed Direction
the scope you're planning to quote
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Magic Render
a client-ready visual
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Refine With the Client in the Room
adjust live if useful
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Export PDF for the Bid
materials list attached to the proposal
Illustrative advice for this use case
Briller Insights
An example of the kind of guidance you can explore. Briller’s AI-assisted knowledge base brings together Mike’s experience and the practical know-how of architects, designers and builders. Check the details against your actual space.
Materials & Composition
Porcelain slab backsplash, full height, 12mm
Lighting & Ambiance
Task lighting under cabinets, 4000K, plus one 2700K pendant over the island
Installation & Engineering Notes
Full-height slab needs a flat substrate and typically two installers — budget for that labor line, it's often left off a first estimate.
Before you commit
Renders inform the client conversation — they don't replace a real quote or an engineering sign-off. Say that plainly to the client before the render does the selling for you. The client fell in love with the full-height slab render; the budget says tile to counter height. Show both, name the price gap, let them choose with eyes open.
Directions to explore
Budget Tier vs. Premium Tier
same room, two finish packages, shown side by side
Client Walkthrough Concept
existing room next to the proposed direction
Try these briefs
Copy an example, add your constraints and budget, then paste it into the Briller app.
Show the mid-range and the premium version of this kitchen, side by side
Match the finish package we quoted for the economy bid line
Keep the layout, change only the surfaces we're bidding on
FAQ
Questions you might have
A few practical answers before you start.
01Can I show two budget tiers in one client meeting?
Yes — prepare both directions before the meeting, then use feedback to refine the proposal.
02Does the PDF export replace my own bid documentation?
No — it's a materials/spec reference to attach alongside your actual bid.
03Can I use renders in my marketing?
All paid plans include commercial licensing. Confirm the current app terms for the scope of your licence before publishing or delivering client work.
04How many team members can access one project?
Shared projects are available on Studio / Architect, which includes 3 team seats.
BRILLER
Let’s make your next step clearer.
Bring your space, your budget and what matters most. Explore a direction before you commit.
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