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Yugma vs Vectary: AI scene composer or AR configurator

Pricing snapshot

VectaryYugma
Free trial / tier14-day Pro AI trial, 5 projectsFree tier (no time limit), unlimited scene drafts
Paid plans$15/mo annual or $25/mo monthlyPremium €19/mo · Ultimate €99/mo
Configurator exportYes (Vectary specialty)Embeddable viewer; configurator on roadmap
Figma pluginYesRoadmap
AR / iOS Quick LookYesYes (USDZ export)
Live collaboration with AINo (collab is non-AI)Yes

Different jobs, different products

Vectary built a real business by being the best browser editor for configurators and AR product previews — pages where a customer rotates and explores a single hero asset, often embedded into Shopify, Webflow or Squarespace. Their AI is image-only and waitlisted.

Yugma is built around the question "describe a 3D scene" rather than "configure one product". The two tools overlap on browser-based 3D editing, but the productized intents are distinct.

Where Vectary is stronger

Where Yugma is stronger

Vertical fit

Vectary fits manufacturing, e-commerce, and B2B sales teams that need to ship product configurators or AR product previews tomorrow. Yugma fits interior designers, event planners, product designers, and game-dev prototypers who need to draft and iterate on whole scenes.

FAQ

Can I import a Vectary file into Yugma?

Yes via GLB. Vectary's native format is proprietary, but its GLB exports import cleanly.

Does Yugma have a Figma plugin?

On the roadmap. Today the workflow is "design in Yugma, copy the embed iframe, paste into your Webflow / Framer / Squarespace site".

Can I build a configurator in Yugma?

Not yet — Yugma's embeddable viewer is read-only. If your business is configurators, Vectary is still the right pick today.

Is Yugma cheaper than Vectary?

Free tiers compare favorably (no time limit on Yugma). Yugma's Premium plan is €19/mo (comparable to Vectary's $15–25 range) and includes AI scene composition that Vectary AI can't match yet; an Ultimate plan (€99/mo) adds max capacity and priority compute.

Which is better for AR?

Both export USDZ for iOS Quick Look. Vectary has more polish around the AR-product-in-room experience; Yugma's USDZ is solid for sharing scenes but doesn't yet have hotspots / AR annotations.