15 Best SaaS Website Design Agencies (2026)

Which agencies are best for a SaaS website?

If you are shortlisting a SaaS website design agency, you are probably looking at three things: who has built sites for companies like yours, what it will cost, and how the agency runs the work.

The benchmark figures on this page come from a SaaS client who was choosing an agency to redesign their website. The client sent the same brief to a long list of website design agencies: a five-page website with copywriting and a Webflow or Framer build. Each agency then walked the client through its price, scope and process on a sales call. The full data is in the State of UI/UX Design Agencies 2026 report.

The agencies' pricing ran from $1,500 to $120,000, with a median of $25,000. The gap in price came from what each quote included: copywriting, brand work, the build and how senior the team was.

Which SaaS website agency fits your platform and budget?

If you want Webflow

These SaaS website design agencies build on Webflow, so marketing can edit and publish pages without waiting on a developer.

1. Bricx - Webflow Certified Partner; built the Webflow sites for Billdr and Sutton
2. Flow Ninja - builds and operates large Webflow sites, from $15,000
3. Grafit - Webflow Enterprise builds for larger teams
4. StanVision - Webflow migrations for B2B SaaS
5. Amply - Webflow Premium Partner, from $5,000
6. Excited - Webflow sites for seed and Series A

For Webflow specialists only, see the list of Webflow agencies.

If you want Framer

These SaaS website design agencies specialise in Framer website design, which suits smaller, design-led sites that need to launch fast.

1. Bricx - Framer Expert; built Thrust's site in Framer, with full sites live in three to five weeks
2. Refokus - Framer and Webflow, with motion and 3D

The list of Framer agencies covers more Framer studios.

If you want custom coded

Choose one of these when the site shares code with the product or needs a headless CMS behind it.

1. Bricx - Next.js; built Sarj's bilingual English and Arabic website
2. Webstacks - Next.js with a headless CMS
3. Grafit - Astro or Next.js with Sanity
4. Clay - custom builds for enterprise
5. Phenomenon Studio - React and Next.js
6. Arounda - React and Node.js
7. Halo Lab - React and Next.js

If you want WordPress

For teams staying on WordPress, these agencies build B2B sites without a platform switch.

1. Bop Design - WordPress only
2. Huemor - WordPress, HubSpot and Webflow
3. Ramotion - WordPress, Webflow and Jamstack

If your budget is $5,000 or less

The lowest starting price on this list.

1. Amply - from $5,000

If your budget is $10,000+

Agencies with projects starting at $10,000.

1. Webstacks
2. Flow Ninja
3. Excited
4. Phenomenon Studio
5. Halo Lab

If your budget is $25,000+

The $25,000 tier, where the benchmark median also sits.

1. Bricx
2. Huemor
3. Refokus
4. StanVision
5. Grafit
6. Bop Design
7. Arounda

If your budget is $50,000+

Enterprise studios with a $50,000 minimum.

1. Ramotion
2. Clay

How each agency was reviewed

Each agency had to clear three bars, judged on evidence a buyer can check:

• A strong, verified track record. Consistent, recent client reviews on Clutch, or a portfolio of shipped websites.
• Real SaaS work. Named software clients on the agency's site, in case studies or in verified reviews. Each agency has shipped website work for software companies.
• Published facts. Minimum project size, hourly rate, team size and location from Clutch, checked on October 14, 2026. Stack, copywriting and motion come from each agency's own site. Outcome numbers appear only where a client stated them in a Clutch review or the agency published them in a case study, and each one says which.

Agencies are ordered by fit for funded B2B SaaS companies hiring for the website. Pricing and timeline benchmarks come from The State of UI/UX Design Agencies 2026, where a SaaS client put the same brief to 57 agencies; not every agency gave a price or timeline.

How the 15 best SaaS website agencies compare

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Agency	Best for	Platforms	Starting price	Hourly rate	Typical timeline	Team and HQ	Clutch	Engagement model
Bricx	B2B and AI SaaS companies that need a website for a complex product, from AI-native tools to enterprise platforms with many user roles	Webflow (Certified Partner), Framer (Expert), custom code (Next.js)	$25,000+ (fixed scope); retainers from $10,000/month	$50 to $99	About 5 weeks	10 to 49 people, Dubai and New Delhi	5.0/5, 32 reviews	Fixed-scope projects, monthly retainers, embedded teams, paid pilot sprints
Webstacks	Enterprise SaaS with large, multi-team websites	Next.js, Gatsby, Sanity, Storyblok, Contentful, Webflow, WordPress	$10,000+	$200 to $300	10 to 16 weeks	50 to 249 people, San Diego, CA	5.0/5, 3 reviews	Projects and retainers
Refokus	Launches and rebrands built around motion and 3D	Webflow, Framer, custom code	$25,000+	$100 to $149	8 to 14 weeks	10 to 49 people, distributed (Germany)	5.0/5, 10 reviews	Not published
Flow Ninja	Enterprise Webflow sites that need ongoing operations	Webflow	$15,000+	$50 to $99	8 to 16 weeks	50 to 249 people, Belgrade, Serbia	4.9/5, 56 reviews	Projects; retainers from $6,000/month, 12-month term
Grafit	SaaS sites that need continuous growth work after launch	Astro or Next.js with Sanity; Webflow Enterprise	$25,000+	$100 to $149	About 6 weeks	10 to 49 people, Warsaw, Poland	5.0/5, 28 reviews	Projects, monthly website growth retainer
StanVision	B2B SaaS teams migrating to Webflow	Webflow, HubSpot	$25,000+	$50 to $99	8 to 10 weeks	10 to 49 people, Sofia, Bulgaria	5.0/5, 21 reviews	Projects, retainers, team extension
Huemor	Mid-market SaaS redesigns focused on lead generation	WordPress, HubSpot, Webflow	$25,000+ on Clutch; most projects $50,000 to $100,000 per its site	$150 to $199	16 to 24 weeks	10 to 49 people, Pittsburgh, PA	4.8/5, 72 reviews	Projects; support plans at $2,500 and $5,500 a month
Bop Design	WordPress teams that want copy and SEO in one project	WordPress	$25,000+	$150 to $199	16 to 20 weeks	10 to 49 people, San Diego, CA	5.0/5, 127 reviews	Projects and ongoing marketing
Ramotion	Brand-led relaunches with a large budget	Jamstack, Webflow, WordPress	$50,000+	$150 to $199	12 to 24 weeks	10 to 49 people, San Francisco, CA	4.9/5, 29 reviews	Projects, team extension, ongoing design support
Clay	Enterprise brand and website programmes	Custom builds	$50,000+	$150 to $199	Not published	10 to 49 people, San Francisco, CA	4.8/5, 32 reviews	Time and materials, fixed fee, retainer
Amply	Webflow migrations and ongoing site work on smaller budgets	Webflow	$5,000+	$100 to $149	About 4 to 6 weeks	10 to 49 people, Utah	4.9/5, 7 reviews	Website packages; retainers from $3,000/month
Excited	Seed and Series A SaaS sites built in Webflow	Webflow	$10,000+	$50 to $99	4 to 8 weeks (UI/UX projects)	10 to 49 people, Lviv, Ukraine	5.0/5, 56 reviews	Projects with post-launch support
Halo Lab	Seed-stage SaaS teams that need a website on a tight budget	Webflow, React, Next.js, Vue, Sanity, Prismic	$10,000+	$25 to $49	1 to 3 months	50 to 249 people, Dubai, UAE	4.9/5, 100 reviews	Projects and dedicated monthly teams
Phenomenon Studio	Healthtech, fintech and B2B SaaS teams wanting the rebrand and the website from one partner	React, Next.js, WordPress, Webflow	$10,000+	$50 to $99	From 6 weeks (build)	50 to 249 people, Dover, DE	5.0/5, 52 reviews	Projects and ongoing design and development
Arounda	Seed to Series A SaaS and fintech teams that want a website redesign with development in-house	React, Node.js, Python, Webflow	$25,000+ ($6,000 on its own site)	$25 to $49	6+ weeks	10 to 49 people; offices in Odesa, London and Sydney	5.0/5, 87 reviews	Sprint-based projects, dedicated monthly team

1. Bricx: Best SaaS website design agency for B2B and AI companies

Starting price

$25,000+ (fixed scope); retainers from $10,000/month

Hourly rate

$50 to $99

Clutch

5.0/5, 32 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, Dubai and New Delhi

Stack

Webflow (Certified Partner; Webflow sites for Billdr and Sutton), Framer (Expert), custom code (Next.js)

Engagement model

Fixed-scope projects, monthly retainers, embedded teams, paid pilot sprints

Typical timeline

Websites live in about five weeks

Best for

Funded B2B and AI SaaS companies with a complex product that need the website designed and built in about five weeks, on Webflow, Framer or custom code

Not a fit for

Non-software businesses and budgets under $25,000

Bricx is the best SaaS website design agency for B2B and AI SaaS companies with a complex product, including enterprise platforms with many user roles. Bricx has shipped 50+ websites in the last two years, for clients including Writesonic (YC S21), Sybill, Digit, CAMB.AI, LTV.ai and Hobbes.

Services

• Website design and build. Projects open with three to five hero-section directions. The chosen one is extended across the site.
• Development on three platforms. Builds run in parallel on Webflow, Framer or custom code. Custom-coded builds in Next.js run through its frontend development services.
• Copy and positioning. Copy can come from the client or from Bricx. A B2B SaaS website project runs from positioning to launch.

Pricing

Bricx prices a website as a fixed-scope project, so the cost is agreed before work starts. Ongoing work moves to a monthly retainer.

• Fixed-scope projects: from $25,000+.
• Retainers: from $10,000/month.
• Hourly rate on Clutch: $50 to $99.
• Other ways to engage: embedded teams and paid pilot sprints.
• Timeline: websites go live in about five weeks.

What clients liked

• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 32 reviews, with 5.0 for quality, schedule and cost on both reviews below.
• More leads after launch. After Bricx rebuilt Scale.jobs' Webflow landing page (March to May 2025), visitor-to-lead conversion rose from 1.2% to 2.8% in the first month, leads rose about 20% and bounce rate fell about 30%, its CTO reported. Before designing, the team pulled analytics reports, watched screen recordings and sat in on sales calls.
• Higher sign-ups. At Writesonic, new landing page designs increased sign-up rates. Its CEO wrote: "Their designs consistently balanced aesthetics with functionality and business objectives."

What stood out was how much time Bricx spent getting to know our customers before designing anything.

Limitations

• Bricx works only with software companies.
• Projects start at $25,000, so smaller budgets are out of range.

2. Webstacks

Starting price

$10,000+

Hourly rate

$200 to $300

Clutch

5.0/5, 3 reviews

Team and HQ

50 to 249 people, San Diego, CA

Stack

Next.js, Gatsby, Sanity, Storyblok, Contentful, Webflow, WordPress

Engagement model

Projects and retainers

Typical timeline

10 to 16 weeks for a full marketing site; 4 to 6 months for a mid-size redesign, per its own site

Best for

Enterprise SaaS companies with a large, multi-team website, engineering support and a headless CMS such as Sanity or Contentful

Not a fit for

A small Series A site of around 10 pages that marketing wants to run alone, or teams that cannot pay $200 to $300 an hour

Webstacks builds composable websites for B2B software companies at scale, on Next.js with headless CMSs such as Sanity, Storyblok and Contentful, and on Webflow and WordPress. Gong, ServiceTitan, Calendly, Snowflake and LogicMonitor are clients.

Services

• Composable website builds. Sites are built on Next.js with a headless CMS such as Sanity, Storyblok or Contentful.
• Webflow and WordPress builds. Both are offered alongside the headless stack.
• Motion and video. Motion design, explainer video and UI animation are run in-house.
• Scope. Websites and branding; it does not design product UI.

Pricing

Webstacks has a low published minimum and the highest hourly rate on this list. A large site billed by the hour will cost far more than the minimum suggests.

• Starting price on Clutch: $10,000+.
• Hourly rate: $200 to $300. It is the most expensive team here by rate.
• How work is sold: projects and retainers.

What clients liked

• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 3 reviews.
• A fit for big teams. The composable approach suits large marketing teams with engineering support and many contributors.
• LogicMonitor is a good example of where Webstacks is strongest. Its old site had fallen behind the product, and the agency's case study reports that the website rebuild turned it into a steady pipeline source, with organic pipeline up 18% in the first quarter.

Limitations

• Its sweet spot starts at Series B, by its own description, so Seed and Series A teams sit below its usual client.
• A full marketing site takes 10 to 16 weeks and a mid-size redesign 4 to 6 months, by its own estimates.
• At $200 to $300 an hour it is the most expensive team here by rate, and it publishes no project prices.

3. Refokus

Starting price

$25,000+

Hourly rate

$100 to $149

Clutch

5.0/5, 10 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, distributed team, Germany

Stack

Webflow, Framer, custom code

Engagement model

Not published

Typical timeline

8 to 14 weeks for most projects, per its own site

Best for

A SaaS launch or rebrand on Webflow or Framer built around motion and 3D, with $25,000 or more to spend

Not a fit for

Teams that want a conservative, low-maintenance site, or a steady supply of landing pages

Refokus designs and develops SaaS websites in Webflow and Framer, often extended with custom code, 3D and creative development. Webflow itself is a client, alongside Weglot, Chargeflow and deepset.

Services

• Website design and development. SaaS websites are built in Webflow and Framer.
• Custom code, 3D and creative development. These often extend the Webflow or Framer build.
• Launch and rebrand work. The work leans visual and ambitious. That suits a launch or a rebrand more than a steady flow of landing pages.
• Scope. Branding, websites and brand marketing; it does not design product UI.

Pricing

Refokus publishes a minimum project size and an hourly rate. It does not publish how it structures an engagement.

• Starting price: $25,000+.
• Hourly rate: $100 to $149.
• Engagement model: not published. Ask early whether the work is a fixed project or a retainer.

What clients liked

• Longer visits after launch. Silvr's head of brand reported in a Clutch review that average engagement time rose 17% within two months of launch.
• Recognition from Webflow. Refokus lists Webflow Agency of the Year nominations in 2022, 2023 and 2025.
• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 10 reviews.

Limitations

• Its own site says projects usually start around $40,000 and most run $50,000 to $80,000, well above its $25,000 Clutch minimum.
• Most projects take 8 to 14 weeks, by its own estimate.
• It does not design product UI, so a site-and-app relaunch needs a second team.

4. Flow Ninja

Starting price

$15,000+

Hourly rate

$50 to $99

Clutch

4.9/5, 56 reviews

Team and HQ

50 to 249 people, Belgrade, Serbia

Stack

Webflow

Engagement model

Projects; retainers from $6,000/month, 12-month term

Typical timeline

8 to 16 weeks for a project, per its pricing page

Best for

Enterprise SaaS teams on Webflow that want one partner to build the site and keep running it on a retainer

Not a fit for

Teams that want a one-off build and no retainer

Flow Ninja describes itself as a WebOps team for Webflow. It builds large marketing sites for software companies and then keeps operating them. Clients include Upwork, Uberall, Invoca and Trustly.

Services

• Webflow builds. Flow Ninja builds large marketing sites for software companies, and only in Webflow.
• Website operations. After launch it keeps operating the site as a long-term partner.
• Messaging and page copy. Included in projects, so the client does not have to supply the copy.
• Motion and illustration. Offered as part of the design work.
• Migrations and ongoing development. It moves sites off WordPress, HubSpot or Contentful into Webflow, then keeps building on them under a retainer.
• Scope. Flow Ninja designs websites only.

Pricing

Flow Ninja sells one-time projects and ongoing retainers, and its pricing page lays out both.

• flowBuild: a website engineered for growth, from $15,000+.
• flowTransform: strategic web design and replatforming, from $25,000+.
• Retainers (flowOperate, flowGrowth): from $6,000 a month on a 12-month commitment, about $72,000 a year, and include a dedicated pod of a project manager, designer and developer, weekly sprints, quarterly CRO audits and technical SEO monitoring.
• Payment terms: usually 50% upfront and 50% at launch, or milestones on larger scopes.
• Hourly rate: Clutch lists $50 to $99, though Flow Ninja says it does not track hours.
• Clutch minimum: $10,000+.

What clients liked

• Faster pages. A fintech client reported in a Clutch review that page loads were around 40% faster after the rebuild.
• Support after launch. The model is strongest after launch, as a long-term operations partner.
• Clutch rating: 4.9/5 across 56 reviews.

Limitations

• Retainers need a 12-month commitment at $6,000 a month, about $72,000 a year.
• It builds only in Webflow and Sanity.
• Launch support covers 30 days; after that, ongoing work moves to the retainer.

5. Grafit

Starting price

$25,000+

Hourly rate

$100 to $149

Clutch

5.0/5, 28 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, Warsaw, Poland

Stack

Astro or Next.js with Sanity by default; Webflow for teams on the Webflow Enterprise plan

Engagement model

Projects, monthly website growth retainer

Typical timeline

About 6 weeks including design (design alone 3 to 5 weeks), per its own site

Best for

B2B SaaS teams that want a component-based site in custom code or Webflow Enterprise, plus a monthly retainer for new pages and tests after launch

Not a fit for

Teams wanting copywriting bundled into one fee

Grafit builds B2B SaaS websites with a component-based architecture, in custom code by default and in Webflow for teams on the Webflow Enterprise plan. It also sells a monthly website growth retainer for ongoing pages and tests. Clients include Clay (the GTM platform), Gentrace, Callstack and Jace AI.

Services

• Component-based SaaS sites. Built in Astro or Next.js with Sanity by default, or in Webflow as a Webflow Enterprise Partner.
• Messaging and content structure. Both are included in web projects.
• Website growth retainer. A monthly retainer covers ongoing pages and tests.
• Motion and product video. Offered as a separate service.

Pricing

Grafit's project price covers design, build, messaging and content structure. Copywriting is not in that price.

• Starting price: $25,000+.
• Hourly rate: $100 to $149.
• How work is sold: projects, or a monthly website growth retainer.
• Extra cost: copywriting is priced separately.

What clients liked

• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 28 reviews.
• Grafit builds its sites around conversion. The agency's IC Project case study reports that demo requests picked up after the new site launched.

Limitations

• Copywriting is priced separately; the project covers messaging and page structure, not finished copy.
• Bug fixes are included for three days after launch; later changes go through its paid growth retainer.
• Its default build is custom code (Astro or Next.js with Sanity); Webflow is reserved for teams that want the Webflow Enterprise plan.

6. StanVision

Starting price

$25,000+

Hourly rate

$50 to $99

Clutch

5.0/5, 21 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, Sofia, Bulgaria

Stack

Webflow, HubSpot

Engagement model

Projects, retainers, team extension

Typical timeline

8 to 10 weeks for a website; 10 to 12 weeks with branding, per its own site

Best for

Funded B2B SaaS teams migrating to Webflow that want branding, positioning and the migration from one agency

Not a fit for

Headless or custom-coded builds, and pre-seed budgets below the $25,000 minimum

StanVision positions itself as a Webflow agency for B2B SaaS products. Clients include Primer, Rillet, Blee and Timefold.

Services

• Branding and positioning. Brand and website can run as one project, which takes 10 to 12 weeks by its own estimate.
• Webflow development. The stack is Webflow and HubSpot.
• Migrations and maintenance. It moves sites off WordPress, Framer or Contentful into Webflow and maintains them on a monthly retainer.

Pricing

StanVision's hourly rate is mid-range, but the project minimum is not small. That combination suits a funded company.

• Starting price: $25,000+.
• Hourly rate: $50 to $99.
• How work is sold: projects, retainers or team extension.
• Membership plans (monthly, cancel any time): Maintenance $990, Grow $2,990 (website design, Webflow development, unlimited requests) and Fast paced $4,990 (two requests at a time). Each includes a dedicated project manager and a 7-day money-back guarantee.
• Who it suits: the Sofia team pairs mid-range hourly rates with a $25,000 minimum, so it suits funded companies rather than pre-seed budgets.

What clients liked

• More traffic after launch. Blee's head of marketing reported in a Clutch review that session views rose 176% year on year within two months of launch.
• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 21 reviews.

Limitations

• It builds only in Webflow, so a headless or custom-coded site needs another partner.
• Copy is not included by default: StanVision sets the message hierarchy and page structure, and the client brings the copy.
• It is a ten-person team, by its own count, so check capacity against the launch date.

7. Huemor

Starting price

$25,000+ on Clutch; most projects $50,000 to $100,000 per its site

Hourly rate

$150 to $199

Clutch

4.8/5, 72 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, Pittsburgh, PA

Stack

WordPress, HubSpot, Webflow

Engagement model

Projects; support plans at $2,500 and $5,500 a month

Typical timeline

16 to 24 weeks for a full redesign, per its own site

Best for

Mid-market SaaS companies with an established brand that want a redesign built to generate leads, with copywriting included

Not a fit for

Early-stage teams still defining positioning, or budgets below the $50,000 to $100,000 most Huemor projects cost

Huemor redesigns marketing websites for mid-market software companies with lead generation as the brief. SaaS clients include TeamDynamix, Schoox and AutoVitals.

Services

• Website redesigns. Huemor redesigns marketing websites with lead generation as the brief.
• Three platforms. The Pittsburgh team builds on WordPress, HubSpot and Webflow.
• Copywriting. Included in redesign projects.
• Support plans. Sold after launch.
• Scope. Websites, branding and SEO; it does not design product UI.

Pricing

Huemor's Clutch minimum understates what most clients pay. Its own site gives a much higher typical range.

• Starting price on Clutch: $25,000+.
• Typical project, per its own site: $50,000 to $100,000.
• Hourly rate: $150 to $199.
• What the fee covers: a one-time fixed fee for strategy, UX and UI design, development, copywriting, data migration, technical SEO, analytics setup and two weeks of post-launch support.
• Support plans after launch: Essentials at $2,500 a month (hosting, updates, security and up to 15 hours of support) and Scale at $5,500 a month (adds copywriting and design, up to 40 hours).

What clients liked

• Clutch rating: 4.8/5 across 72 reviews.
• A fit for established brands. It suits companies with an established brand that want a stronger site.
• Huemor's lead-generation focus shows in its SaaS work. The agency's AutoVitals case study reports that the demo page became a far stronger source of demo requests after the redesign.

Limitations

• Most rebuilds cost $50,000 to $100,000 by its own figures, well above its $25,000 Clutch minimum.
• Full redesigns take 16 to 24 weeks, by its own estimate.
• Two weeks of support are included after launch; ongoing plans cost $2,500 or $5,500 a month.

8. Bop Design

Starting price

$25,000+

Hourly rate

$150 to $199

Clutch

5.0/5, 127 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, San Diego, CA

Stack

WordPress

Engagement model

Projects and ongoing marketing

Typical timeline

16 to 20 weeks for a custom build or redesign

Best for

B2B software teams staying on WordPress that want design, copy, SEO and CRM setup in one project

Not a fit for

Teams moving to Webflow, Framer or headless, and sites that need motion design

Bop Design builds B2B websites exclusively on WordPress. Software and technology clients include Pivotree, Kaseware, Data Clarity and Transflo.

Services

• WordPress websites. Bop Design builds B2B websites exclusively on WordPress.
• Copywriting. Included in website projects and offered separately through its content marketing team.
• SEO. SEO and GEO are part of its website service.
• CRM setup. The site is connected to the client's CRM as part of the build.
• One team. All of this is handled by the same San Diego team.
• Scope. WordPress websites, branding and content marketing.

Pricing

Bop Design publishes one starting price and one hourly rate. Copy, SEO and CRM setup are handled by the same team.

• Starting price: $25,000+.
• Hourly rate: $150 to $199.
• Typical range, per its own site: $25,000 to $75,000, averaging about $45,000.
• What the price covers: design, development, copywriting and SEO in one fee.
• How work is sold: projects and ongoing marketing.

What clients liked

• The largest review base here. Its 127 Clutch reviews are the largest review base on this list, at 5.0/5.
• No platform switch. The WordPress-only approach suits teams already invested in WordPress and wary of switching.
• Bop Design pairs the build with SEO, and it shows in the results. The agency's SmartChoice case study reports organic search traffic up 107% after the website rebuild.

Limitations

• Every site is built in WordPress, so Webflow, Framer and headless builds are off the table.
• Builds take 16 to 20 weeks, and phases run one after another, so a delay in one pushes the rest.
• It is a general B2B agency: software sits alongside biotech, industrial, engineering and energy clients.

9. Ramotion

Starting price

$50,000+

Hourly rate

$150 to $199

Clutch

4.9/5, 29 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, San Francisco, CA

Stack

Jamstack, Webflow, WordPress

Engagement model

Projects, team extension, ongoing design support

Typical timeline

12 to 24 weeks for a full redesign; 8 to 10 weeks for an MVP site, per its own site

Best for

Software companies relaunching the brand and the website together, with $50,000 or more to spend

Not a fit for

Budgets under $50,000

Ramotion pairs brand strategy with website design and development for software companies. Descript, Xero, Redis, HackerRank and Mozilla have worked with the San Francisco studio.

Services

• Brand strategy with website design and development. One team handles the brand and the site, built on Jamstack, Webflow or WordPress.
• Three platforms. Ramotion builds on Jamstack, Webflow and WordPress.
• Motion design and microinteractions. Both are part of its brand and website work.

Pricing

Ramotion sits near the top of the price range on this list. A SaaS company that needs a branding agency before it needs a website agency can compare the branding agencies for startups first.

• Starting price: $50,000+.
• Hourly rate: $150 to $199.
• Project minimum, per its own site: design and development projects start at a $50,000 scope.
• Brand Team Extension: $9,500 a month part-time or $16,800 a month full-time, with a 3-month minimum.
• How work is sold: projects, team extension or ongoing design support.

What clients liked

• Growing traffic. Mozilla's marketing manager reported that traffic grew month on month after launch.
• Clutch rating: 4.9/5 across 29 reviews.

Limitations

• A full redesign takes 12 to 24 weeks by its own estimate; its faster MVP site takes 8 to 10.
• Copy is offered as copy direction and messaging hierarchy, so confirm who writes the finished copy.
• The $50,000 minimum puts it out of reach for most early-stage budgets.

10. Clay

Starting price

$50,000+

Hourly rate

$150 to $199

Clutch

4.8/5, 32 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, San Francisco, CA

Stack

Custom builds

Engagement model

Time and materials, fixed fee, retainer

Typical timeline

Not published

Best for

Large technology companies running an enterprise brand and website programme

Not a fit for

Seed and Series A budgets

Clay designs brands and websites for large technology companies. It has Stripe, Slack, Tipalti, Cornerstone and TeamViewer on its client list.

Services

• Brand and website design. Clay also designs digital products and writes copy, so brand, site and product can sit with one team.
• In-house content studio. It covers copywriting, motion, animation and sound design, so one team can produce the whole launch.
• Custom builds. Clay lists custom builds rather than a single platform.

Pricing

Clay is built for enterprise budgets and multi-month engagements.

• Starting price: $50,000+.
• Hourly rate: $150 to $199.
• How work is sold: time and materials, fixed fee or retainer.

What clients liked

• More traffic and more conversions. A fintech client's director reported on Clutch that website traffic rose 40% and conversion rose 15%.
• Clutch rating: 4.8/5 across 32 reviews.

Limitations

• It publishes no pricing, timeline or build platform, so agree up front which CMS marketing will edit in.
• Its client list leans to enterprise and consumer brands such as Slack and Snapchat, so an early-stage SaaS site may be a small account.
• The $50,000 minimum is set for enterprise budgets.

11. Amply

Starting price

$5,000+

Hourly rate

$100 to $149

Clutch

4.9/5, 7 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, Utah (Silicon Slopes)

Stack

Webflow

Engagement model

Website packages; retainers from $3,000/month

Typical timeline

About 4 to 6 weeks, per its SaaS website page

Best for

SaaS teams on a smaller budget that need a Webflow migration, a redesign or ongoing page work, from $5,000

Not a fit for

Custom-coded or headless builds

Amply is a Webflow Premium Partner. It works with SaaS companies including Mural, Zenhub and Workstreet on migrations, redesigns and ongoing Webflow work.

Services

• Webflow migrations. Sites move into Webflow from other platforms.
• Website redesigns. Its SaaS page puts a typical project at about 4 to 6 weeks.
• Ongoing Webflow work. Monthly retainers bundle design, Webflow development and motion.
• Website packages. Sold as one-time projects.
• Branding. Positioning and visual identity are offered as a branding service.
• AI-ready sites. Amply audits sites for AI search readiness and offers a Slack agent that lets marketers make day-to-day site edits without opening Webflow.
• Scope. Webflow websites and branding, with product design as an add-on.

Pricing

Amply has the lowest Clutch minimum on this list. That makes it practical for contained projects.

• Starting price on Clutch: $5,000+.
• Hourly rate: $100 to $149.
• Retainers (monthly): Webflow Development $3,000, Design + Webflow $4,500 and Dedicated Team $10,000, on a one-year contract with a 60-day trial. Extra hours can be added in busy months.
• Payment terms: usually 50% upfront and 50% on completion.
• How work is sold: website packages and monthly retainers.

What clients liked

• Clutch rating: 4.9/5 across 7 reviews.
• A low entry price. The $5,000 minimum makes it practical for contained projects.
• Amply's sites are built to keep visitors moving through the story. The agency has shared that after Veraset's new Webflow site launched, visitors stayed longer and explored more, with sessions up 60%.

Limitations

• It builds almost all of its SaaS sites in Webflow.
• Copywriting is a paid add-on to its packages.
• Package prices are not published; its SaaS page says a very small site can start at $10,000.

12. Excited

Starting price

$10,000+

Hourly rate

$50 to $99

Clutch

5.0/5, 56 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people, Lviv, Ukraine

Stack

Webflow

Engagement model

Projects with post-launch support

Typical timeline

4 to 8 weeks for most UI/UX design projects, per its own site; no website-specific figure

Best for

Seed and Series A SaaS companies that want a Webflow site from $10,000 and already have their copy

Not a fit for

Teams that need copywriting or positioning included

Excited designs SaaS websites and builds them in Webflow. Recent SaaS work includes ClubReady, InsuredMine, BlueNexus and Xilo.

Services

• SaaS website design, built in Webflow. Webflow is its preferred tool for launching sites.
• Branding, visuals and motion. All are handled by the same team.
• Support. Projects come with post-launch support.

Pricing

Excited is an accessible option for seed and Series A companies.

• Starting price on Clutch: $10,000+.
• Hourly rate: $50 to $99, from its Lviv base.
• How work is sold: projects with post-launch support.

What clients liked

• A site the team uses. BlueNexus's leadership describes a consistent digital presence that the team actively uses.
• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 56 reviews.

Limitations

• Copywriting and positioning are not listed as services, so teams without a clear message should plan to bring copy.
• Much of its portfolio is apps and consumer products rather than SaaS marketing sites, so ask for SaaS website examples.
• It builds in Webflow by default and publishes no pricing.

13. Halo Lab

Starting price

$10,000+

Hourly rate

$25 to $49

Clutch

4.9/5, 100 reviews

Team and HQ

50 to 249 people, Dubai, UAE

Stack

Webflow, React, Next.js, Vue, Sanity, Prismic

Engagement model

Projects and dedicated monthly teams

Typical timeline

1 to 3 months for a website with a CMS, per its own site

Best for

Seed-stage SaaS teams that need a website on a tight budget, at $25 to $49 an hour

Not a fit for

Motion-heavy launch sites

Halo Lab designs and develops websites from Dubai and Eastern Europe, building in Webflow, React and Next.js with Prismic or Sanity as the CMS. Clients include Ditto, Tessellate and nyra health.

Services

• Website design and development. Halo Lab builds in Webflow, React and Next.js.
• CMS. Prismic or Sanity.
• Dedicated teams. Work can run as a dedicated monthly team.

Pricing

Halo Lab has one of the lowest hourly rates on this list, which stretches a seed budget further.

• Starting price on Clutch: $10,000+.
• Hourly rate: $25 to $49. It ties with Arounda for the lowest here.
• How work is sold: projects and dedicated monthly teams.
• How it is billed: website design and development are scoped per project and paid per milestone, branding is fixed-cost, and dedicated teams are billed monthly.

What clients liked

• Standing out as a young company. Tessellate's CEO said the new site put the young startup ahead of established competitors.
• Clutch rating: 4.9/5 across 100 reviews.

Limitations

• A website with a CMS takes 1 to 3 months to develop, by its own estimate.
• Motion design is not among the services it lists.
• Its SaaS page features gaming and bot projects alongside SaaS work, so ask for SaaS marketing sites specifically.

14. Phenomenon Studio

Starting price

$10,000+

Hourly rate

$50 to $99

Clutch

5.0/5, 52 reviews

Team and HQ

50 to 249 people, Dover, DE

Stack

React, Next.js, WordPress, Webflow

Engagement model

Projects and ongoing design and development

Typical timeline

Design from 3 weeks; development from 6 weeks, per its pricing page

Best for

Healthtech, fintech and B2B SaaS teams that want the rebrand and the website from one partner

Not a fit for

A quick marketing-site refresh

Phenomenon Studio designs and develops SaaS websites, often alongside a rebrand. It lists React, Next.js, WordPress and Webflow among its build tools. Its Clutch work spans healthcare, education and financial services.

Services

• SaaS website design and development. Build tools include React, Next.js, WordPress and Webflow.
• Branding. Offered alongside website and product design, so a rebrand and a new site can run together.
• Rebrand and website. For a B2B SaaS company it rebuilt the brand and redesigned the website, from the homepage and blog to the sign-in and contact pages, in about four months.
• One team. Branding, design and development sit under one roof, which suits regulated companies that want one partner for the brand and the site.
• AI features. Phenomenon Studio is a Select-tier partner in Anthropic's Claude Partner Network. Surprisy has reported that the gift finder the studio built into its site lifted overall conversion 12%.

Pricing

Phenomenon Studio publishes a starting price and an hourly rate.

• Starting price: $10,000+.
• Hourly rate: $50 to $99.
• How work is sold: projects and ongoing design and development.

What clients liked

• A reported conversion lift. The studio's SaaS page cites a 35% conversion lift from its KlickEx case study.
• A design award. It also cites a Red Dot award for app design.
• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 52 reviews. Its Clutch work spans healthcare, education and financial services.

Limitations

• Website design and development are priced separately: design from $6,000 delivers Figma files, and development starts from $13,000.
• Its featured case studies are apps and platforms rather than marketing sites, so ask for SaaS sites it has shipped.
• Content creation and ongoing support cost extra.

15. Arounda

Starting price

$25,000+ ($6,000 on its own site)

Hourly rate

$25 to $49

Clutch

5.0/5, 87 reviews

Team and HQ

10 to 49 people; offices in Odesa, London and Sydney

Stack

React, Node.js, Python, Webflow

Engagement model

Sprint-based projects, dedicated monthly team

Typical timeline

6 weeks or more for larger builds; 7 weeks or more for a complex redesign, per its own site

Best for

Seed to Series A SaaS and fintech teams that want a website redesign with development in-house

Not a fit for

Teams that want a Framer build

Arounda designs and builds websites for SaaS, fintech and healthtech companies, with React, Node.js and Webflow in-house. Recent website redesigns include World Delete, a privacy protection platform, and Advisorworld, a fintech platform.

Services

• Website redesigns. Recent work includes World Delete, Advisorworld and BlockDB, a B2B data platform.
• In-house development. React, Node.js, Python and Webflow.

Pricing

Arounda publishes a Clutch minimum and a lower starting price on its own site.

• Starting price on Clutch: $25,000+ ($6,000 on its own site).
• Hourly rate: $25 to $49.
• How work is sold: sprint-based projects or a dedicated monthly team.
• Engagement plans: a part-time or full-time designer, a design team of two or more, or dedicated developers, all of which can be paused or cancelled at any time. Design plans come with a 3-day free trial, and work can usually start within 3 to 5 business days.

What clients liked

• The mix of skills. RacquetMind's founder wrote on Clutch that the team brought "a rare mix of creative strength, structured thinking, and product intuition".
• Funding outcomes. Its site says its designs helped clients raise over $1B. That figure is the agency's own.
• Clutch rating: 5.0/5 across 87 reviews.

Limitations

• Motion and custom illustration move a redesign into its top tier, $20,000 and up.
• Larger builds take 6 weeks or more, and a complex redesign 7 weeks or more.
• It works across Web3, healthcare and cybersecurity alongside SaaS, so ask for SaaS sites specifically.

What does a SaaS website design agency cost?

Most funded SaaS teams should budget $15,000 to $50,000 for a 5-page marketing site with copy and a Webflow or Framer build. That is where 58% of quotes landed when the same brief went to 57 agencies, and the median was $25,000. Quotes ran from $1,500 to $120,000, and the gap came from what each one included: copywriting, brand work, the build and how senior the team was.

Quote range	Share of agencies	What that budget usually buys
Under $10,000	25%	Template-led design, client-supplied copy, limited revisions
$15,000 to $50,000	58%	Custom design, copy support, CMS build
$50,000 to $100,000+	17%	Brand work, custom illustration or 3D, complex CMS, migrations

A redesign costs about the same as a new build, because it usually redoes the visual system, copy and templates.

Four things move a quote within those bands:

• The homepage visual system. Most of the design cost sits in finding the visual direction and the homepage; later pages reuse its sections, so cutting pages saves less than expected.
• Copy. Whether the agency writes the site, including positioning.
• Product visuals and motion. Every animated state of a product creative has to be designed before it is animated, so custom UI loops and 3D add the most cost per page. Keep heavy animation for launches and product launch videos, not paid landing pages; these interactive website design examples show where it earns its cost.
• Migration and integrations. Moving a blog without losing rankings needs a redirect map and QA, and HubSpot, Salesforce, analytics, consent and localisation each add build time.

For redesign-specific budgets, including what changes when an existing site already ranks, see what a website redesign involves.

Should you pay a fixed price, hourly or a retainer for a SaaS website?

The right model depends on how settled the scope is:

• Fixed price fits once the page list, the copy owner and the platform are agreed, because the budget is set before work starts.
• Time and materials fits while positioning or scope is still open, so the agency is paid for exploring instead of resisting changes.
• A retainer fits after launch, when marketing needs new pages, tests and launch pages every month. The two are often combined: Webstacks, for one, says most of its clients move to a monthly retainer after launch.

Model	Share of agencies	Best when
Time and materials	45%	Scope is still moving
Fixed price	35%	The page list and scope are agreed up front
Retainer or subscription	20%	The site needs ongoing pages, tests and launches

What the numbers mean for a buyer:

• Ask for a fixed quote. Time and materials is the most common default, so a fixed quote often has to be requested, and it is only as reliable as the brief behind it.
• Expect a deposit. About 50% of agencies take an upfront deposit followed by milestone payments.
• Check the hourly rate. Rates ran from $25 to $195, with a median between $55 and $90. The rate matters most on time-and-materials work and on changes outside a fixed scope.

After launch, 40% of agencies offer a monthly retainer or subscription for support, 35% bill hourly and 25% sell a prepaid bank of hours.

Retainers differ more in what they cover than in price. Before signing one, check:

• The minimum term.
• What is included each month: maintenance, a share of a designer's time, or a dedicated team.
• What happens to unused time.

Published retainers from the agencies above:

Agency	Published retainer
StanVision	Membership plans from $990/month
Amply	Webflow development from $3,000/month; design and Webflow from $4,500/month; dedicated team $10,000/month
Huemor	Support plans at $2,500 and $5,500/month
Flow Ninja	From $6,000/month on a 12-month term
Ramotion	Brand Team Extension from $9,500/month
Bricx	From $10,000/month

How to choose a SaaS website design agency

A good SaaS website agency owns the whole path from "what should the site say" to "the site is live and marketing can edit it". Two agencies can both claim that and still differ on who does the work and what happens after launch.

Stage	What the agency should own	What to compare between agencies
Positioning	What the site says, to whom, in what order	Some set the message hierarchy only and expect the client to bring the copy
Copy	Finished copy for every page	Included in the fee, priced separately, or left to the client
Design	Visual direction, homepage and page templates	Senior designers on the work, or only in the pitch
Build	Webflow, Framer or custom code, with a CMS marketing can edit	Built in-house (55% of agencies) or handed to a partner developer (45%)
Launch and after	Redirects, QA, handover and support	Support for a few days, a few weeks, or on a monthly retainer

Copy splits agencies most evenly: half include copywriting and half expect the client to supply it.

Write a one-page brief first. Every agency in the benchmark received the same brief, and the spread from $1,500 to $120,000 came from how each one read it. A brief makes quotes comparable:

• The pages needed at launch, and the ones that can wait.
• Who writes the copy, and whether positioning is settled.
• The preferred stack and the integrations it needs.
• URLs that must keep ranking.
• The launch date, and the one decision-maker who signs off.

Match the agency to the trigger.

• The site no longer reflects the company: positioning, brand and website in one team. A pure build shop will reproduce the old message in a new layout.
• A launch or a raise has a date: a small senior team with a published timeline and a start date within two weeks.
• The designer left: a retainer or subscription that covers ongoing pages after launch.
• Enterprise buyers are now reviewing the company: experience with security, integrations and use-case pages, which an enterprise reviewer reads before the homepage.

If the trigger is the app rather than the site, product design is the closer match, and the lists of UX design agencies and product design agencies cover it.

Ask before signing.

• Who does the work, and are they employees or contractors?
• Which three shipped SaaS sites are closest to this one, and what changed for those companies after launch?
• How many revision rounds are included, and what counts as a round?
• How are redirects and SEO handled during the move?
• Who owns the Webflow or Framer workspace and the Figma files at the end?
• What does support cost after launch, and can the agency share two past clients to call?

What are the red flags when hiring a SaaS website agency?

• A portfolio of Dribbble concepts and no live SaaS sites with pricing, integrations or docs.
• "Conversion-focused" without being able to say which numbers changed for a client.
• A proposal that starts with visual design and skips positioning and page structure.
• No answer to who edits the site after launch, or who owns the workspace.
• Senior designers in the pitch and junior designers on the project.

How long does a SaaS website redesign take?

The most common quote is 5 to 9 weeks for a 5-page site, from 43.5% of agencies in the benchmark. Add the agency's lead time, which is two to four weeks for 45% of agencies. Bricx takes websites live in about five weeks.

FAQs

How much does it cost to hire a SaaS website design agency?

For a 5-page site with copy and a Webflow or Framer build, a SaaS client put the same brief to 57 agencies, and the median quote was $25,000. Not every agency gave a price; of the agencies that quoted, 58% quoted between $15,000 and $50,000, 25% under $10,000 and 17% above $50,000. Larger sites, migrations, custom illustration and motion move the price up.

What is the best website builder for a SaaS company?

Webflow, for most B2B SaaS marketing sites: 65% of benchmarked agencies build on it (agencies could name more than one platform), and marketing can publish without engineers. Framer suits smaller, design-led sites that change often. WordPress suits teams with a large content library and in-house developers. Headless builds suit sites that share components or data with the product.

Should a SaaS company hire a specialist or a general web design agency?

A specialist already knows how pricing, integrations, security and demo pages work, and what a buying committee looks for. A general agency can produce an attractive site that misses those pages. For a funded B2B SaaS company, a specialist such as those listed above is usually the faster path.

Who maintains the website after launch?

Agree this before signing. Among benchmarked agencies, 40% offer a monthly retainer for post-launch support, 35% bill hourly and 25% sell a prepaid bank of hours. A good handover also includes documentation and a component library so an in-house team can take over.

Who owns the website and design files?

The client should. Confirm in the contract that the Webflow or Framer site is transferred to the company's own workspace, and that Figma files, fonts and image licences are handed over at the end of the project.

Should copy come from the same agency as the design?

One team for copy and design removes a handoff in the middle of the project, and half of agencies include copywriting. The benchmark's author still recommends a freelance direct-response copywriter when an agency has no dedicated writer. Ask who writes and see samples before deciding.

Can a new website improve SaaS conversion rates?

Yes, when the redesign fixes the actual cause: unclear positioning, weak proof, a confusing path to demo or trial, or slow pages. After its website redesign, Scale.jobs' visitor-to-lead conversion rose from 1.2% to 2.8% in the first month. A visual refresh alone rarely moves conversion, so ask agencies for before-and-after numbers from SaaS clients and compare them with SaaS conversion benchmarks.

When should a SaaS company redesign its website?

The most common triggers in 100 sales calls were an outdated site or rebrand (21 calls) and a new product or launch (19). A raise, a move upmarket, or a site that marketing cannot update without engineering are the other usual signals. A site that no longer matches how the sales team describes the product is overdue.

Does a Series A company need an agency or an in-house designer?

For the relaunch, an agency is faster and brings a full team; 41% of benchmarked agencies staff a project with three to five people. After launch, the usual options are keeping the agency on a retainer or hiring one designer to run the system it built.

Do time zones matter when hiring a design agency?

They came up in 20 of 100 sales calls. 60% of benchmarked agencies are based in Europe and 20% in Asia, so US teams often work with a partial-day overlap. That works when feedback is consolidated and asynchronous, and breaks down when a project needs daily live reviews.

Is AI replacing web designers?

AI tools now handle layouts, flows and much of the build. Deciding what the site says, to whom and in what order is still the designer's job, and as more AI-built sites start to look alike, a distinctive one is easier to remember.

Do AI SaaS companies need an AI-specialist agency?

Not necessarily, but they need an agency that can make an abstract, fast-changing product concrete and trustworthy. The AI UX agencies guide covers that specialism.

Where are examples of great SaaS websites?

A curated set, with what each one does well, is in the best SaaS website examples. For early-stage companies, these startup website examples and the design agencies for YC startups guide are a closer fit.

What is a realistic budget for a SaaS website redesign at Series B, including new brand messaging?

The UX agencies benchmark report has no figure specific to Series B. For a five-page website with copy, the median quote across 57 agencies was $25,000, 58% of quotes fell between $15,000 and $50,000, and 17% started at $50,000 or more. A brand refresh without a logo had a separate median quote of $15,300, and brand identity design services sets out what that work covers. A Series B site is usually larger than five pages, and page count, migration and motion move the price up from there.

What are the alternatives to Amply for B2B website design and development?

Amply is a Webflow Premium Partner with the lowest minimum project size on this list, $5,000+ on Clutch. These minimums are the smallest project an agency will take on, not what a typical SaaS website costs: most quotes for a 5-page site landed between $15,000 and $50,000. Among the other Webflow teams, Excited lists $10,000+, Flow Ninja prices its entry Webflow build from $15,000, and StanVision, Refokus and Bricx list $25,000+. Grafit builds in Webflow only for teams on the Webflow Enterprise plan. For WordPress, Bop Design and Huemor both list $25,000+.

Which SaaS website design agencies specialise in AI-native products that are hard to explain visually?

Bricx works with B2B and AI SaaS companies selling complex products, from AI-native tools to enterprise platforms, and its clients include Writesonic and CAMB.AI. Grafit lists the AI companies Gentrace and Jace AI as clients. Refokus suits launches that need motion and 3D to show a product, and counts deepset among its clients.