Superside pricing in 2026: minimums, plans and what is included

Superside publishes minimums, not a full price list. As of November 2026, a Flex subscription starts at $15,000 a month on an annual term. A Dedicated team starts at $30,000 a month on a 12-month term. Both add a $1,000 monthly software fee. Quick Start onboarding is $20,000 for a three-week engagement, and Project Boosters start at $15,000. Per-project pricing is not published, so you get a quote. The annual math is simple. The smallest subscription is $15,000 times 12, which is $180,000 a year, plus $12,000 in software fees. That is a production budget for a marketing team with steady demand across many asset types. It is a different purchase from one website with a fixed scope and a fixed end date.

Superside lists these inclusions on its pricing page.

• Senior creatives with global coverage, AI-assisted briefing, creative strategy and production
• Unlimited users and asset storage
• Project and budget management tools, plus the Superspace platform with Brand Brain and Superads Pro analytics
• Free onboarding for new accounts
• A flex budget that rolls over for up to three months
• AI Academy upskilling, payable from the subscription budget

Superside names three kinds of buyer. Flex is for teams with varied, month-to-month demand. Dedicated is for teams with steady, predictable demand and a clear repeating use case. High-impact projects are for one-time, high-stakes moments, or for testing Superside before committing. The audiences it names are performance marketing leaders, creative directors, multi-market brand teams, and demand gen and sales teams. A B2B SaaS team that needs one whole website with a specific identity is a different buyer from the ones it names.

Superside does not publish a per-project turnaround. Its pricing page says a Dedicated team is live in about three weeks, and that a new account's first project lands within the first few weeks. Quick Start is a three-week engagement. Plan for onboarding before the first finished work arrives. For comparison, the Weroast packages below each have a stated delivery time.

Weroast publishes two fixed website packages. The Signature Homepage is $9,783 and ships in nine days, with design, custom development, and motion graphics included. The Scalable Website System is $22,981 and ships in 3.5 weeks: a homepage plus five core pages, an AI-ready modular design system, a guide and video for your team, and custom development. Product design, brand identity, motion, and sales enablement are scoped on a call, because we first find out exactly what you need. See pricing for the full breakdown. These are different jobs. Superside sells ongoing creative capacity. Weroast sells a defined website with a Signature Design Style and an end date.

These questions work with any subscription service. Ask them even if you pick someone else.

• What is the minimum term, and what happens if our needs shrink?
• Which named designers work on our account, and how many hours a month?
• Who makes the creative direction calls for our product, and what do they know about B2B SaaS?
• What does the $1,000 monthly software fee cover?
• What is the plan for the first three weeks, before the team is live?

Superside sells production capacity by subscription, for teams with established brand guidelines and steady demand for many kinds of creative. Weroast sells a different shape: one website, one identity and a system your team can run, on a published price and an end date, plus custom plans for product, brand, motion and ongoing work. Read the full comparison at Superside alternatives or Weroast vs Superside.

Maven Data's homepage was designed in one week. See the Maven Data case study. The full process behind Kuhnic is public in the behind-the-scenes video, so you can judge how Weroast makes design decisions before you hire. Weroast works only with B2B SaaS and AI companies, and every case study on the work page is a software company.

Companies that only want a subscription for unlimited designs, with no Signature Design Style behind it. Teams that need positioning from us, since Weroast does not do positioning and works alongside trusted partners such as Fletch. Teams that treat design as a cost to minimize. Companies outside B2B software and AI, such as consumer brands, physical products, hospitality, and agencies that are not software companies. We say so on the first call if your brief is not a fit.