Pricing depends on geometry, surface finish, access, required detail, output type, and requested deadline. Send a few project details for a scoped quote.
These are realistic planning ranges for common Kymerion work—not fixed bids. Photos, approximate size, material, and the required output make the final quote accurate.
Benchmarked against published Los Angeles-area scanning, scan-to-CAD, and professional hourly service rates.
Typical LA planning range for a small-to-medium part, including capture, alignment, cleanup, and STL/OBJ mesh delivery.
Quote this work →Typical scan-to-CAD work for an editable STEP/IGES model. Organic surfaces, assemblies, and design-intent work can exceed this range.
Quote this work →Typical alignment, color-map comparison, tolerance-band images, and practical review notes when usable reference geometry is supplied.
Quote this work →Typical 2D views, agreed dimensions, documentation screenshots, and handoff notes based on available CAD or reconstructed geometry.
Quote this work →Typical half-day mobile capture in the Los Angeles area. Travel distance, setup, access, surface preparation, and urgency affect the quote.
See on-site scanning details →Typical combined project with capture, CAD reconstruction, comparison proof, organized files, and project notes.
Quote this work →How quotes are judged
The ranges answer “roughly what should I budget?” The final quote reflects capture difficulty, geometry complexity, required accuracy, interpretation, review, and the agreed handoff.
Photos, approximate dimensions, material, surface condition, and the intended output help make the first quote more accurate.
A low scan price and a complete scan-to-CAD project are not the same product. Compare the capture location, cleanup level, file type, editability, validation, documentation, and review included in each scope.
Capture and delivery of agreed measured geometry, commonly as STL or OBJ. Useful for reference, visualization, archiving, or a separately planned downstream workflow.
Review 3D scanning →Measured geometry plus a separately scoped reconstruction into controlled STEP or IGES surfaces or solids. Model class, features, and design-intent decisions affect the work.
Review scan-to-CAD →Reference alignment, deviation views, mobile capture, travel, access planning, and special handoff material are priced around the actual site and decision being supported.
Review mobile capture →These answers separate capture, reconstruction, on-site work, and comparison so the estimate reflects the result you actually need.
Kymerion publishes a typical planning range of $350–$950 for scan capture of a small-to-medium part with an STL or OBJ mesh handoff. Part size, geometry, surface finish, access, capture location, cleanup, coverage, deadline, and the exact files required can move a project below or above that range.
A scan records measured geometry as a point cloud or mesh. Scan-to-CAD adds a separate reconstruction step in which agreed features and surfaces are interpreted and rebuilt into an editable STEP or IGES model. Kymerion publishes a typical $900–$3,500 planning range for that work, with complexity and model requirements driving the final quote.
A mesh-only scope typically covers the agreed capture, alignment, basic cleanup, and delivery of the specified measured-geometry file such as STL or OBJ. Hole filling, heavy mesh repair, CAD reconstruction, drawings, deviation analysis, travel, or special documentation are included only when stated in the quote.
Kymerion publishes a typical $950–$1,600 planning range for a half-day Los Angeles mobile capture. Travel distance, access, safety requirements, setup time, part size, surface preparation, working clearance, schedule, cleanup, and follow-on CAD or comparison work affect the final price.
The largest drivers are geometry complexity, feature count, freeform surface work, treatment of wear or damage, required model class, critical interfaces, validation method, drawings, revisions, deadline, and the final file package. A simple prismatic bracket is a different scope from a dense housing or organic surface.
Send clear photos from several angles, approximate dimensions, material and surface finish, location, deadline, intended use, the exact output needed, and any reference CAD, drawings, tolerances, or critical features. Kymerion reviews those details before confirming scope, price, and schedule.
