Design that sells, not just design that looks nice
We start for free: in 5 days we review one user flow where you're losing people and send you a prioritized problem map and a clickable prototype of that screen, before any contract or prepayment, and the review stays with you. Then comes a product UX audit from $2,500 in 1–2 weeks, mobile app design from $6,900 in 3–4 weeks, web platform design from $8,900 in 4–6 weeks, and a design system from $6,900. The price ranges for every service are on the pricing page.
The difference from a design studio is simple: with us, the mockup doesn't die at the handoff. The people who design are the same people who write the code later, so Figma never holds screens that "can't be built". The proof: the Dubler SaaS, 29 screens with skeletons, live progress cards and asynchronous UX; Alluno, a platform for design studios where approving a mockup takes one click and web, iOS and Android run on one backend; a payments MVP that made it to demo day, after which the startup closed its seed round.
Design most often comes together with mobile development, a web app or a startup MVP, which is faster and cheaper than stitching two contractors together. For online stores there's a separate breakdown, UX/UI for e-commerce, covering the catalog, the product page and checkout.
Where we're not the right fit. If you need a single landing page on a tight budget, use a template or a freelancer, and we'll tell you so. If you only need a report and your own team will implement it, take the UX audit and leave with the problem map. If the problem isn't the interface but what the product does, start with CTO as a Service. To estimate the order of your budget yourself, use the cost calculator.
