- Monthly visits
- <5K
- Oct 2026
- Public revenue
- Undisclosed
- No public revenue evidence yet
- Entry price
- $60/mo
- Higher than 65% of peersNiche median $41.879999999999995/mo
- Launched
- 5y ago
- 2021-02-26 · Est.
Traffic
Marketing moves
Launches, search & content, referrals, promotionsX accounts@achimschneider3
Traffic sources
Oct 2026
Traffic breakdown
Channels
- Direct29%
- Organic Search25%
- Referrals12%
- Display Ads10%
- Other24%
Countries
- United States100%
Search
Domain authority —Domain registered 2014-05-17
| Keyword | Monthly volume |
|---|---|
| how to connect vive focus to steam vr | 440 |
Traffic data: Vaneform
Pricing
Studio
$60/mo (billed annually)
per workstation
Showroom
$245/mo (billed annually)
Pro
$490/mo (billed annually)
per workstation
Basic
Free
Trial: Professional interested parties can also arrange a 14-day test phase with a full license · 3 paid tiers ($60–$490) · Observed 2026-11-04 · Pricing page
Entry price $60/mo, Higher than 65% of peers; “Manufacturing & Industrial” median is $41.879999999999995/mo.View pricing benchmark
Pages & changes
Tracked since 2021-02-26
Key pages
Weekly snapshotsxr-easy.com/ Snapshot 2026-11-04
Changes
No pricing, plan, or positioning changes detected since tracking started.
Questions & evidence
- How much does R3DT cost?
- Studio: $60/mo (billed annually); Showroom: $245/mo (billed annually); Pro: $490/mo (billed annually); Basic: Free. Observed 2026-11-04. Check the source for current billing terms, usage limits and taxes.Source
- How much website traffic does R3DT get?
- Vaneform estimates <5K website visits in 2026-10. Visits can include repeat visits; this estimate measures web traffic separately from paying customers or revenue.Source
- What is R3DT and what platforms does it support?
- R3DT is catalogued under Manufacturing & Industrial: Meet Your Reality. Supported platforms: Mobile App.
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