MyWebAR

Overview

MyWebAR is a no-code tool for creating augmented reality experiences that open in a browser. It suits creators and teams who want to build and publish AR without asking viewers to install an app. Its strongest case is browser access paired with a visual editor; the free plan’s small quotas and non-commercial restriction make it a starting point, not a broad-use option.

Creators can assemble media and 3D assets, add interactive actions, and publish an experience. The platform supports several tracking approaches, generative asset tools, embedding, and performance reporting, giving it a useful range for projects that need more than a static AR scene.

MyWebAR is made by DEVAR Entertainment LLC, headquartered in Marlton, New Jersey, USA.

Key features

• Visual editor: Drag and drop images, video, 3D models, and other assets, then add interactive actions. This lowers the barrier to putting an experience together, though it does not establish how much authoring control is available beyond those tools.
• Tracking choices: Flat-image, curved-image, world, face, and object tracking support different kinds of AR experiences. The Ultimate Plus plan specifically includes 3D object tracking and spatial tracking.
• Generative tools: The platform can create images, textures, and 3D models for projects, which can help creators produce assets within the AR workflow.
• Browser delivery and embedding: Experiences run in browsers on iOS, Android, ChromeOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux without an app installation. They can also be embedded in webpages or native iOS and Android apps, giving publishers more than one route to reach viewers.
• Analytics and integrations: Reports cover experience performance, including views and audience geography. Listed integrations and extensions include Unity, Google Analytics, Facebook Ads, Twitter Ads, and LinkedIn Ads.
• Security measures: DEVAR’s technical and organizational measures require two-factor and/or federated authentication for access to systems containing developer and end-user data, and use strong encryption such as HTTPS or TLS for communications.

Pricing

MyWebAR has a free Creator plan and paid tiers, with a 14-day trial. The free plan is limited to 100 views per year, 100 MB of storage, five projects, and non-commercial use. That is enough to explore the workflow or make a small personal project, but the view cap and commercial restriction rule it out for many public or business deployments.

Pro costs $39 a month billed monthly, or 25 USD/month billed yearly. It raises the allowance to 120,000 views per year, 1 GB of storage, and up to 50 AR experiences, and adds a custom domain and commercial experiences. This is the most relevant tier for a creator or small operation moving from experimentation to regular commercial publishing. Creator has Learning Center support; Pro includes email support.

Ultimate costs $399 a month billed monthly, or 250 USD/month billed yearly. It offers unlimited experiences, 5 GB storage, external asset storage for unlimited views, and white-label experiences. It fits a higher-volume operation that needs scale or branding control, but is a substantial step up from Pro.

Phygital Marketing costs $1,199 a month billed monthly, or 959 USD/month billed yearly. Audience insights, ad retargeting, and lookalike audiences make it the tier aimed at campaigns that need audience-focused marketing capabilities.

Ultimate Plus costs $2,499 a month billed monthly, or 1999 USD/month billed yearly. It includes 3D object tracking, spatial tracking, and 10 GB of storage, making it the specialist option for projects that need those tracking modes and additional storage.

Enterprise has custom pricing and offers a personalized plan, exclusive features, a personal manager, technology licensing, and AR development services. It is intended for organizations seeking a tailored arrangement rather than a standard tier. Paid plans include progressively more support: priority email and live chat are available on several paid plans, while Enterprise includes a personal manager.

Platforms

The authoring platform is available on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. Published experiences can run in browsers across those systems and ChromeOS, so viewers do not need to install a dedicated app. Embedding in native iOS and Android apps is also supported.

Who it's for

MyWebAR is a good fit for creators, publishers, and organizations that want to build browser-accessible AR, embed it in a site or mobile app, and review basic performance data. The free tier makes sense for non-commercial exploration within its five-project and 100-view annual limits. Anyone publishing commercially needs a paid plan; Pro is the practical starting point for projects that can stay within its annual views and storage allowance. Teams that need high volume, white-labeling, marketing audience tools, or specialist tracking should look at the higher tiers.

It is a weaker fit for someone who needs commercial publishing at no cost, more than five projects on the free plan, or a small-scale paid option without the substantial jump to Pro.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Browser delivery avoids requiring viewers to install an app, and experiences can also be embedded in webpages and native iOS and Android apps.
• Pro: The editor, multiple tracking types, and generative asset tools cover several parts of an AR project workflow in one platform.
• Pro: Pro adds a custom domain and commercial use alongside a substantially higher view allowance than Creator.
• Con: Creator is non-commercial and capped at 100 views per year, 100 MB, and five projects, so it is restrictive beyond small-scale exploration.
• Con: Pro costs $39 a month billed monthly, or 25 USD/month billed yearly; users who need commercial use must budget for a paid tier.
• Con: The higher plans rise sharply in price, so white-labeling, campaign tools, or advanced tracking may be costly for users who need only one of those capabilities.

Alternatives

• JigSpace is worth considering for a free starting point with three active Jigs, three steps, 100MB of team storage, and two user seats; that is a different set of constraints from MyWebAR’s view-based free cap.
• BlippBuilder may suit someone who wants to create, test, and explore projects for free and is willing to pay for publishing.
• Kivicube may suit users who prefer a free non-commercial tier denominated in CNY, with two scenes, 500 scene experiences, ads, and a 30M model-upload limit.
• STYLY is another freemium option for readers comparing AR and spatial creation tools.
• Reality Composer is a free alternative for iPhone and iPad users on iOS 17.0 or later or iPadOS 17.0 or later.
• Creo is a paid option for readers looking for design software with a shared concurrent organizational license.
• WorldCAST is another freemium option available on web, iOS, and Android.
• Artivive Bridge is another freemium option available on web, iOS, and Android.

Browse AR Creation Software or Augmented Reality Software to compare more tools.

Verdict

Choose MyWebAR if you want a visual, browser-focused way to create and publish AR experiences, with embedding and performance reporting alongside a range of tracking options. Its main advantage is getting experiences to viewers without an app installation. Look elsewhere if you need meaningful commercial use at no cost or cannot justify the paid tiers required to move beyond the free plan’s tight limits.