Of 15 design agencies that sell to SaaS companies, 10 publish a price on their own pages. They use four models: monthly subscriptions ($699 to $15,000+ a month), monthly-priced engagements (from $15,000 a month), fixed-price projects ($5,000 to $50,000+) and quotes after discovery. Minimum commitments, not monthly prices, decide what you really spend.
How did we collect this data?
We picked agencies that SaaS buyers compare, including the ones named in the AI-assistant prompts that reach our site. For each, we read its own pricing, home and FAQ pages, saved the visible text, and recorded the exact words behind every number, with the date. Where a page states no price, we say so rather than estimate one. One agency, Ramotion, is left out because its site refuses automated reads.
Fifteen agencies made the cut, Weroast included. We refresh the data every 90 days; the date each page was read is listed under Sources.
SaaS design agency pricing at a glance (November 2026)
| Agency | Published price | Model and minimum |
|---|---|---|
| Weroast | $9,783 homepage; $22,981 six pages; brand from $7,800; pod from $35,000 | Fixed-price projects with end dates |
| ManyPixels | $699 to $2,599 a month | Subscription; no minimum, cancel any time |
| Orbix Studio | $4,299 or $6,499 a month | Subscription, plus fixed-scope projects |
| Eleken | $4,599 to $11,999 a month | Designers by the month; two-month minimum |
| Designjoy | $4,995 a month (limited-time; $5,995 listed) | Subscription; pause or cancel any time |
| Superside | From $15,000 a month, plus $1,000 software fee | Subscription; annual term |
| Design Pickle | Given on a call | Flat-rate plan; quarterly or annual billing |
| Groto | Fixed projects from US$5,000; US$50 an hour | Projects, hours or month-to-month plans |
| Saasfactor | $15,000 fixed; $6,000 a month retainer | Fixed 60-day project, or retainer |
| Focus Lab | From $15,000 or $25,000 a month; retainers from $5,000 | Monthly-priced engagements, one to five months |
| Flow Ninja | From $50,000 per project | Project, then retainers |
| Halo Lab | Calculator and estimate | Quoted per project |
| Clay | Not published; blended rate | Proposal after discovery |
| MetaLab | Not published | Quoted per project |
| Refokus | Not published | Quoted per project |
Summary of the sourced cards below; each figure there links to its source and read date.
How many design agencies publish their prices?
Ten of the 15 publish a price on their own pages: ManyPixels, Designjoy, Orbix Studio, Eleken, Superside, Groto, Saasfactor, Focus Lab, Flow Ninja and Weroast. Five do not: Design Pickle gives the price on a call, Halo Lab offers a calculator and an estimate, and Clay, MetaLab and Refokus agree the price after discovery.
In our reading, the split follows the model. Subscriptions and fixed-scope offers publish, because the product is defined. Agencies that scope each engagement from discovery mostly do not, because the price depends on what discovery finds.
What are the four pricing models?
- Monthly subscriptions for design capacity: ManyPixels from $699 to $2,599 a month, Orbix Studio from $4,299 to $6,499, Eleken from $4,599 to $11,999, Designjoy $4,995 (limited-time, $5,995 listed), Superside from a $15,000 monthly minimum. Design Pickle sells flat-rate plans priced on a call.
- Monthly-priced engagements: Focus Lab prices brand work by the month, from $15,000 a month for one to three months to $25,000 a month for three to five.
- Fixed-price projects: Groto from US$5,000, Saasfactor $15,000 for a 60-day UX redesign, Flow Ninja $50,000+ for a web transformation, and Weroast from $7,800 for brand and $9,783 for a homepage.
- Quoted after discovery: Clay, MetaLab, Refokus and Halo Lab.
What does each agency publish about price and time?
We read each company's own pricing, home and FAQ pages and recorded the exact words, with the date read under Sources. The criteria were fixed before reading. Weroast's row links to our own pricing page.
- Published price. Any price, minimum or range stated on the company's own pages.
- Published time. Any turnaround, start time or project duration stated on its pages.
- What you keep. Ownership or handoff terms stated on its pages.
Weroast
Fixed-price projects for post-PMF B2B SaaS and AI companies.
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | Signature Homepage $9,783; Scalable Website System $22,981; Signature Brand Identity from $7,800; Scalable Brand System $15,000; design pod from $35,000. Product design is fully custom.[1] |
| Published time | Signature Homepage in nine days. Scalable Website System in 3.5 weeks. Brand and pod timelines set on a call.[1] |
| What you keep | Every source file in Figma. The Scalable Website System includes an AI-ready design system, and a guide and video for your team.[1] |
ManyPixels
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | Four plans billed monthly: Advanced $699, Business $1,199, Assigned Designer $1,399 and Design Team $2,599 a month, lower per month on quarterly or yearly billing; cancel any time.[2] |
| Published time | First drafts arrive the next business day on the Advanced and Business plans, and the same day on Assigned Designer and Design Team.[2] |
| What you keep | Source files (Adobe, Figma, Canva) are always included, with PNG, JPEG, SVG and PDF.[2] |
Designjoy
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | One plan, the Monthly Club: $4,995 a month under a limited-time discount, with a listed price of $5,995.[3] |
| Published time | Designs arrive within two business days on average.[3] |
| What you keep | A finished Webflow site is transferred to the client's account and owned by the client.[3] |
Orbix Studio
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | Monthly subscriptions start at $4,299 a month for the Part-Time plan and $6,499 a month for the Full-Time plan; fixed-scope projects and custom engagements are also offered.[5] |
| Published time | Says product design and development can be completed in as little as 2 to 4 weeks.[5] |
| What you keep | Ownership at handoff is not stated on the page we read.[5] |
Eleken
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | Part-time designer $4,599, full-time designer $6,599, two full-time designers $11,999 a month; two-month minimum; a month's notice to cancel.[6] |
| Published time | Says designers are on bench and can start immediately. The page publishes no delivery timeline for a project.[6] |
| What you keep | Ownership at handoff is not stated on the pricing page.[6] |
Superside
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | Flex from a $15,000 monthly minimum on an annual term. Dedicated from $30,000 a month on a 12-month term. $1,000 monthly software fee. Quick Start is a $20,000, three-week engagement.[7] |
| Published time | Dedicated teams are live in about three weeks. Quick Start is a three-week engagement. No turnaround is stated for single deliverables.[7] |
| What you keep | Quick Start ends with a working playbook and training for your stakeholders. Ownership of files, code or design systems is not stated on the pages we read.[7] |
Groto
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | Fixed projects start at US$5,000 and hourly engagements are US$50 an hour; Part-Time and Full-Time plans are month-to-month.[8] |
| Published time | You can meet a designer within 24 hours and work starts right after; on Part-Time and Full-Time plans, a UX audit arrives in 2 weeks.[8] |
| What you keep | Says you keep the work from the 7-day free trial whether or not you continue; ownership after paid work is not stated on the page we read.[8] |
Saasfactor
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | UX Redesign is a fixed $15,000 for a redesign of a product's highest-impact flows; the Team Retainer is $6,000 a month.[9] |
| Published time | The UX Redesign is delivered in 60 days. Its FAQ gives 2 to 4 weeks for specific flows, 6 to 8 weeks for a core product redesign and up to 60 days for a full SaaS redesign, starting 3 to 5 business days after scope is agreed.[9] |
| What you keep | Developer-ready handoff with specs and annotations, and 30- and 60-day post-launch performance reviews, are included in the UX Redesign.[9] |
Focus Lab
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | Focused Branding engagements start at $15,000 a month and typically run one to three months, about $15,000 to $50,000 in total. Structural Rebrand engagements start at $25,000 a month and typically run three to five months, about $75,000 to $350,000 in total.[10] |
| Published time | A 6-week branding sprint for early-stage startups, comprehensive branding in 9 to 12 weeks, and complex initiatives in 12 weeks or more.[10] |
| What you keep | Delivers work every Friday with a recorded walkthrough. What the client owns at handoff is not stated on the pages we read.[10] |
Flow Ninja
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | flowTransform, the one-time strategic web design and replatforming project, is listed at an investment of $50,000+. Its comparison table puts Flow Ninja's annual cost at $72K to $150K.[11] |
| Published time | 8 to 16 weeks is listed as typical for the flowTransform project.[11] |
| What you keep | Includes 30-day post-launch support on one-time projects and offers ongoing retainers; ownership of files is not stated on the pages we read.[11] |
Halo Lab
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | No prices on the pages we read. The pricing page offers a cost calculator and a free estimate.[12] |
| Published time | States a typical time of two to three months from kickoff to product launch.[13] |
| What you keep | What the client owns at handoff is not stated on the pages we read. The pricing page describes ongoing optimization after launch.[12] |
Clay
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Published price | No prices are published. Clay offers a blended rate and agrees the level of support with each client.[14] |
| Published time | No typical timeline is stated. A proposal with a timeline and estimated cost follows discovery conversations.[14] |
| What you keep | Says it equips clients' in-house teams with design systems.[14] |
Facts as of November 2026. Prices change; confirm current terms with each company before you sign.
What do the minimum commitments really add up to?
The monthly number is rarely what you spend. The minimum term and notice period are. On the published figures, here is the smallest commitment for each model:
- Superside: annual term from $15,000 a month plus a $1,000 monthly software fee, so at least $192,000 over a year.
- Eleken: two-month minimum, so at least $9,198 on the part-time plan and $23,998 for two full-time designers.
- Focus Lab: Focused Branding from $15,000 a month for one to three months, which Focus Lab itself puts at about $15,000 to $50,000 in total.
- ManyPixels: no minimum term; cancel any time with no fees, so one month at $699 is the floor.
- Fixed-price projects: the price is the commitment, for example Saasfactor's $15,000 or Weroast's $9,783.
- If a monthly engagement runs one month past plan, add one more month. We work through that cost in project-based vs subscription design.
What do agencies publish about time?
Time is published in three different units, which makes it easy to compare the wrong numbers. Subscriptions publish turnaround per request: the next business day at ManyPixels and Design Pickle, two business days on average at Designjoy. Some publish a start time: Superside's dedicated teams are live in about three weeks, and Groto says you can meet a designer within 24 hours. Projects publish durations: Saasfactor's 60 days, Flow Ninja's 8 to 16 weeks, Halo Lab's two to three months to launch, Orbix's as little as 2 to 4 weeks, and Weroast's nine days for a homepage and 3.5 weeks for six pages.
Only the last unit tells you when you will have the finished thing. We cover how to compare them in how long a website redesign takes.
What should you ask any agency about price?
- What is the total I will pay for my scope, not the monthly or starting price?
- What is the minimum term, the notice period, and the cost of one extra month?
- What is finished, and on what date?
- What do we own at the end: source files, code, a design system?
- Which fees are not on the pricing page, such as software, onboarding or rush fees?
Where does Weroast fit?
Weroast sells fixed-price projects with end dates, built only for post-PMF B2B SaaS and AI companies: the Signature Homepage is $9,783 and takes nine days; the Scalable Website System is $22,981 and takes 3.5 weeks; brand starts from $7,800; a design pod starts from $35,000. Product design is fully custom, priced from your problem and context. See pricing.
If you want a defined result, a published price and an end date, Weroast can be a great option for you. Maven Data's homepage was designed in one week, and the Kuhnic behind-the-scenes video shows how we decide. We do not do positioning ourselves; we work alongside partners such as Fletch.
Sources, checked November 2026
- Weroast pricing page
- ManyPixels pricing page (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Designjoy home page (pricing and FAQ) (read Nov 8, 2026)
- Design Pickle pricing page (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Orbix Studio home page (includes the FAQ) (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Eleken pricing page (read Nov 8, 2026)
- Superside pricing page (read Nov 8, 2026)
- Groto home page (includes the FAQ) (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Saasfactor pricing page (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Focus Lab home page (includes the FAQ) (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Flow Ninja pricing page (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Halo Lab pricing page (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Halo Lab home page (read Nov 10, 2026)
- Clay home page (includes the FAQ) (read Nov 8, 2026)
- MetaLab home page (read Nov 8, 2026)
- MetaLab contact page (read Nov 8, 2026)
- Refokus website (read Nov 8, 2026)
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On the agencies' own pages: subscriptions from $699 to $15,000+ a month, monthly-priced brand engagements from $15,000 a month, fixed projects from $5,000 to $50,000+, and quotes after discovery at agencies such as Clay and MetaLab. The minimum commitment matters more than the monthly price.
Of the 15 we read in November 2026: ManyPixels, Designjoy, Orbix Studio, Eleken, Superside, Groto, Saasfactor, Focus Lab, Flow Ninja and Weroast publish prices. Design Pickle, Halo Lab, Clay, MetaLab and Refokus do not.
Of those we read: ManyPixels ($699 to $2,599 a month), Orbix Studio ($4,299 and $6,499), Eleken ($4,599 to $11,999, two-month minimum), Saasfactor's Team Retainer ($6,000) and Superside (from a $15,000 monthly minimum, annual term).
Of those we read: Groto (from US$5,000), Saasfactor ($15,000 UX redesign in 60 days), Flow Ninja ($50,000+ web transformation) and Weroast ($9,783 homepage in nine days, $22,981 for six pages in 3.5 weeks, brand from $7,800).
Every 90 days, or sooner when an agency changes its pricing page. The date each page was read is listed under Sources.
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