What does a SaaS design agency actually do?

We design the product itself, not a marketing site. We research how your users work, map the flows, design the actual screens, then hand off production ready files your developers can build from. We work as an extension of your team the whole way through.

What does a SaaS UI agency specialize in?

Interfaces for complex, feature heavy products: dashboards, multi step workflows, permission based views, data heavy screens. That's different from general UI work because these interfaces have to hold up as features, roles, and data keep growing.

What's included in a SaaS design package?

UX research, flow mapping, information architecture, UI design, an interactive prototype, and a full handoff package: production files, component docs, and support after launch. Exact scope depends on whether it's one flow, a full app, or a dashboard.

Do you redesign existing SaaS products, or only build new ones?

Both. We take on early products that need a stronger foundation and established products that have grown complicated. Either way, we study what's already there first, so a redesign doesn't mean starting over.

What industries or types of SaaS do you work with?

We design SaaS products across healthcare and wellness (patient portals, care coordination tools), ecommerce and retail (seller dashboards, inventory and ops tools), technology (AI and technical products), and startups (early-stage MVPs and first products). What matters more than the industry is the product's complexity, multiple roles, data heavy screens, evolving features. If that's your product, we've likely solved something similar before.

What's the difference between hiring a freelancer and an agency for SaaS design?

A freelancer suits one screen or a short job. An agency brings a full team, research, UX, UI, handoff, so the work doesn't depend on one person, and it stays consistent as your product grows.

Do I really need a specialized product designer for my SaaS?

If your product is simple, maybe not. But most SaaS products get more complex over time, more roles, more edge cases, more screens to keep consistent. That's where specialized SaaS design experience pays off.

How long does a typical SaaS design project take?

A single flow or feature usually takes 4 to 6 weeks. A full application or dashboard redesign usually runs 10 to 14 weeks, since it includes research, UX, UI, and validation across more screens. Exact timeline gets confirmed after we understand your product on the first call.

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

For a boutique SaaS design team, project based work typically runs $4,000 to $8,000 for a single flow or feature, and $15,000 to $35,000 for a full application or dashboard redesign. Ongoing design support usually runs as a monthly retainer, around $4,500 to $9,000 a month. Your exact number depends on scope, confirmed after a quick call.

How do I get started, and what happens on the first call?

Book a call above, it's free with no obligation. We'll walk through your product, your users, and where it's getting complicated, then decide if you need a research sprint, a redesign, or something smaller. You can also reach us directly at hello@orbix.studio or +1 (646) 598-7983.

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