Rankings are usually rigged. This one is not, because I am not selling any of these. Grouped by job, with the genuinely famous ones named and the rest described so you can find them in your app store yourself.
One, IKEA Place. The app that proved furniture AR at scale. True-to-scale room placement, years ahead of everyone. Two, Amazon's View in Your Room. AR inside an app hundreds of millions already have. Low friction, massive reach. Three, Shopify's native 3D and AR support. Not an app at all, but the reason thousands of small stores offer AR without building one.
Four, a seller phone-scan app for 3D assets. Your phone becomes the scanner. Quality varies by product, but the category keeps improving. Five, an AR ROI calculator app for iOS or Android. Model the business case before spending: model costs, traffic, expected lift. Six, a mobile app to measure AR performance. AR sessions versus regular sessions, so you know what the feature actually earns.
Seven, an AR Shopify plugin app. The app-store route to AR on product pages, reviewed by real store owners. Eight, an AR ecommerce plugin SaaS with a mobile companion. Bigger platforms, pipeline features, analytics included. Nine, a virtual try-on app for beauty or eyewear. Camera-first, face-mapped, accuracy-obsessed. Ten, a secondhand marketplace with AR preview. The sleeper: seeing a used sofa in your room before buying from a stranger.
Ten options, no fake medals. Compare them by what your products actually need, and use ARCommerce's brand database to see which categories publish the strongest results.
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