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Connect Homes offers two product lines. Their higher-end and more flexible Design Series range in price from $208k to $1.2M. The more standardized Pro Series models go for between $208k to 611k.

While the Pro Series models can be purchased individually, they also work as the foundation for the company's new Pro Platform: a modular and scalable housing product for developers.

Except for the interior partitions, everything from the finishes to the appliances are up for customization. Connect Homes also promises to work with clients on providing additional structures, like a covered deck or a carport.

The steel-frame structure allows for floor-to-ceiling triple glazing along the perimeter of the units.

Architects Gordon Stott and Jared Levy saw modular prefabrication as a chance to make high-quality residences more affordable—so long as the construction method was extremely efficient. In 2012, they launched Connect Homes with fifteen designs as part of its original Design Series. Since, Stott and Levy have made more affordable models as well as shelters and community buildings for unhoused people.

Customers are free to customize their prefab, as long as it fits within the company's structural grid.

Warm wood detailing ensures that the concrete flooring has a natural contrast.

Full kitchens, complete with an island, can be constructed. The typical timeline for these prefabs is eight months.

While the company is currently only serving customers in Brazil, it has plans to open its offerings in Europe and North America.

The indoor-outdoor prefab starts ar $260 to $300 per square foot, and extras like air conditioning and heated floors are available.

Prefabs are built using a patented grid system, which underscores the company's commitment to technology, sustainability, and design.