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How much does UI/UX design cost for a SaaS product in 2026?
Quality UI/UX design for a SaaS product in 2026 typically runs $3,000–$15,000 a month on retainer, or $15,000–$80,000 as a fixed-scope project. At Orbix our Startup plan starts at $2,999/month (100 hours) and the Scale-ups plan at $5,499/month (200 hours), so you can predict spend instead of guessing at hourly quotes.
How do you ensure quality across time zones?
A full UI/UX design project usually takes 4 - 8 weeks end to end a week of discovery, 2 - 4 weeks of wireframes and flows, two to three weeks of high-fidelity UI, then handoff. We ship product work in 2 - 4 weeks for focused scopes because design and development run in parallel from day one.
What is the difference between UI design and UX design?
UX design decides how a product works, the flow, structure, and logic a user moves through. UI design decides how it looks, the layouts, colors, typography, and components. A good SaaS product needs both, in that order. We handle them together so the visual layer never argues with the underlying workflow.
Do you follow WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards?
Yes. Every Scale-ups engagement ships to WCAG 2.2 AA by default contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, focus states, screen-reader labels, and motion-safe interactions. For Startup-tier work we still bake in the fundamentals so you don't inherit an accessibility debt when an enterprise buyer asks for a VPAT.
Can you work with our existing design system or do you build one from scratch?
Both. If you already have a design system, we'll audit it, extend it, and stay inside your tokens and components. If you don't, we'll build a lightweight one alongside the product so your second screen doesn't cost twice as much as your first. Everything lives in Figma with clean variants and auto-layout.
How do you handle developer handoff just Figma files or something more?
Handoff is more than a Figma link. You get annotated specs, component documentation, interaction notes, accessibility requirements, and a live sync with your engineers. We stay inside your Slack or Linear during build so when a developer has a question at 11pm, the answer is already in the comments on the frame.
Do you design only for SaaS or for other industries too?
SaaS and AI products are our home base that's where most of our 160+ projects have shipped. We also do dashboards for fintech, logistics, maritime, and healthcare back-office, plus brand and marketing sites. If your product has real users, workflows, and data, we're a fit. Consumer D2C e-commerce isn't our lane.
How do you measure whether a UX audit actually worked?
A UX audit is only useful if something measurable improves. We set the baseline first activation rate, time-on-task, drop-off point, support-ticket volume then ship the fixes and compare after four to six weeks. If the number didn't move, we dig back in. An audit you can't measure is just an opinion.
Do you sign an NDA before looking at our product?
Yes, always. Send us a one-way NDA before the discovery call or use ours either works. For regulated industries (fintech, healthcare, maritime) we can also sign a mutual NDA and add data-handling clauses. Nothing about your product, roadmap, or users leaves our team.
What happens if we do not like the first design round?
That's what round one is for. Every engagement includes structured feedback loops you review, we refine, and we don't move to UI until the wireframes feel right. If a direction is completely off, we'll scrap it and restart without a surprise invoice. The fastest way to a great design is showing bad directions early.










