AI virtual try-on (B2C) and product photography (B2B) for fashion e-commerce. Three WordPress plugins and three live sites on one metered SaaS backend. Built and deployed. Pre-revenue. THE PROBLEM Shoppers can't tell how a garment will look on them, so they hesitate or order three sizes and return two — fit and sizing drive ~45% of apparel returns. And stores can't get product photos made fast or cheaply enough: a model, a photographer, a studio, two weeks per drop. WHAT IT DOES - Upload a flat-lay, get on-model catalogue images in minutes. AI model, your own, or ghost mannequin; set pose, background, ratio. - "Try It On" button beside Add to Cart — shoppers see garments on their own photo. Size charts warn when an item runs tight or loose. - try.anydress.ai — real-time in-browser video try-on, no app install. - anydress.shop — Instagram and TikTok sellers with no website get a hosted storefront with the same try-on built in. WHAT'S BUILT ~14,200 lines of PHP/JS/CSS, 58 files, 30 REST endpoints WooCommerce plugin live in the official WordPress.org repository — review passed, slug held Metered SaaS backend: domain-bound licensing, credit ledgers with rollover, async job pipeline, billing that fires exactly once on completion Complete Stripe: webhooks, auto license provisioning, top-ups, self-serve cancellation Content moderation, email-verified auth and abuse defence on the consumer app Server-side AI routing with fallback — swap providers without a plugin update WHERE IT STANDS The build is done: three products live, billing running, WordPress.org review cleared. What's left is go-to-market — this is pre-revenue, with traffic and installs still to build. A buyer starts with ~850 hours of engineering, three domains and working billing already in place, and only distribution left to do. INCLUDED All source, three domains, the WordPress.org listing and slug, Stripe config, marketing sites, brand and socials. 30 days handover plus docs. USD 17,000, negotiable.