Zakeke vs Salsita

Supports complex configuration logic, dependencies, conditions, and product rules tailored to each business.

Zakeke provides conditional logic through 'actions' that show, hide, or swap components. Designed primarily for per-option rules rather than multi-level constraint logic across components.

Built to handle complex modular products with components that can be added, repositioned, and resized in real time – including drag-and-drop and nested structures.

Zakeke is best suited for consumer-grade modularity rather than multi-level assemblies with BOM-driven constraints and nested dependencies.

Supports morphing, shows how product components move (sliding doors or rotating slats) and disassemble.

Supports basic 3D animations to highlight components.

Supports advanced parametric models with unlimited adjustments to dimensions, shapes, and constraints.

Shoppers can enter custom dimensions within predefined rules (min/max, aspect ratio, etc.). Doesn't support parametric 3D modeling or structural adjustments beyond basic scaling.

Visual CPQ with real-time pricing based on complex rules, product dependencies, and modular structures. Fully integrated out-of-the-box into the configuration flow.

Zakeke supports rule-based pricing and quote requests.

You get a team of configurator experts who work with you to fully understand your product, processes, and goals. They deliver custom UI, flows, and setup tailored to your sales process.

Primarily self-service model. Merchants configure and set up products through the Zakeke dashboard. They can also purchase a setup service for custom UI and workflows.

Enables you to manage all relevant attributes for your specific project (including price, materials, available components, dimensions...), and implements the rest so you don't have to.

Merchants can modify product information in their Admin Dashboard. They are also responsible for creating and adjusting all aspects of the configurator through the editor.

First to market with an advanced AI design assistant that recommends, helps, and executes in real time using natural language.

Recently marketed AI-powered configuration, but there's no intelligent interaction. Not an actual assistant, just a basic prompt-to-design feature with no conversation or context.

Fully custom integrations with any ERP, CRM, PIM, or eCommerce platform.

Pre-built integrations with major eCommerce platforms. Provides an open API mainly for connecting with commerce platforms not directly supported.

Flexible outputs to CAD formats like STEP, DXF, or OBJ – adapted to your specific manufacturing or design workflow.

Zakeke has no support for CAD exports. Outputs are limited to 2D print files, order summaries, or static mockups.

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Setup fee starting at $15,000 + monthly fee from $150. No long-term lock-in. No transaction fees.

Affordable self-service plans with recurring subscription and transaction fees. Enterprise plan available, pricing not publicly listed.

No transaction fees – your revenue is yours.

Transaction fees (1.7-1.9%) apply per custom product sale on the Starter, Grow, and Scale plans. A no-fee option is available on the Enterprise plan.