I don't believe there is an app that can automatically batch generate professional quality renders of your models from different angles.
As 3DCargo explained, about the best you can do is to create one or a few studio lighting or HDRI lighting setups, and then you'll have to drop your models into those setups, one-at-a-time. For many stand-alone rendering engines, such as Maxwell Render and Maverick Render, the engines do have relatively sophisticated automatic turntables that make renders at every so many turns of the model or turntable. Sometimes, you can specify that you want only every fifth or sixth rotation rendered. So, it is possible to position your model in the center, and then execute the turntable process, and then go away for coffee or a long nap. When the turntable process is complete, you'll have maybe 32 or 180 individual renders of your object from different angles - you can select five or six of these to use as promotional images. Throw the rest away.
However, while this process works well for single model products, or something with just a few objects (like a bowl of fruit), its not good for complex sets of objects. Also, some turntable products rotate the model, while others rotate the entire setup - including the lighting arrangement. Not generally what you want.
Another drawback is that promotional renders should include some closeups of detail in the model, as well as whole-body shots of the model. And there is just no good way to automate this kind of thing for many different kinds of models.
One helpful facility in a stand-alone rendering engine such as Maverick Render is that you can create a standard studio or HDRI lighting setup, and then also save out a series of "viewpoints" for that lighting setup. I use this process once in a while, when I have a series of buildings of the same style. I can create the lighting arrangement I want, establish the camera settings, put the first building model into the scene, and then create say, ... six or seven viewpoint settings. Once that's done, I can make renders for each viewpoint, replace the first building with the second, and then, click on a saved viewpoint andexecute the render. Rinse and repeat. I suspect that it might be possible to write a custom Phython script to load a named model, bring up a viewpoint, and execute a render, and then loop the process. But, I haven't explored Maverick enough to know if they have Phython classes for this kind of thing.
