Showroom pilot
Start a Free Showroom Pilot with Real Kitchen Exports
Use ARQ on a small set of live rooms to check output quality, design-drift review, team workflow, and time saved before committing to a wider rollout.
What a useful pilot should prove
Output quality
Can ARQ produce polished renders from the exports your designers already create?
Design control
Do QA checks and review boards help catch changes before client use?
Team fit
Does queueing, review, and client-room organisation fit how your showroom actually works?
Recommended pilot flow
Pick a few live rooms
Use real kitchen design exports, not generic sample images.
Run the full workflow
Queue, generate, QA, review, retry where needed, and approve final renders into rooms.
Review the result
Compare hands-on time, render quality, design confidence, and team usefulness.
What to send when you enquire
A short note is enough. Include your team size, typical monthly room volume, current design/export software, and what you most want ARQ to prove.
The pilot is meant to be practical and showroom-safe: no hype, no fake guarantees, and no pressure to turn AI into a black box.
Pilot email prompt
We are interested in an ARQ showroom pilot. We have [number] designers, use [design software], and want to test ARQ on [number] rooms to check output quality, design drift review, and time saved.
Pilot questions
Is the ARQ showroom pilot free?
Yes. It is a focused free evaluation for a small set of real kitchen design exports, so your showroom can assess quality and workflow fit before rollout.
What should we use for the pilot?
Use real exports from the design workflow your team already uses. A few representative rooms are enough to test quality, design drift review, and time saved.
What happens after the pilot?
After the pilot, ARQ can help review the results and map the right Studio, Team, or Business plan based on seats, render volume, and rollout needs.
Ready to test with real showroom work?
Send your team size and what you want to test first. We will help shape a focused pilot.
Request a pilot