What does a UI/UX design agency do?
A UI/UX design agency designs how your product works and looks: user flows, information architecture, wireframes, final interface screens, interaction states and a clickable prototype, then hands everything to your engineers dev-ready. At Wolfpixel that work is done by senior product designers with 5+ years of shipped SaaS, not handed to juniors after the sales call.
How much does UI/UX design cost?
UI/UX design is priced as a fixed scope per sprint or as a monthly retainer, so you know the full price before we start. Market rates for startup UI/UX projects run from a few thousand dollars for a focused sprint to $25,000 and more for a full product; the price depends on the number of screens, platforms and research needed. We share a written quote after a free 30-minute call or within 4 business hours of your brief.
How long does a UI/UX design project take?
Screens ship in 7 to 14 day design sprints with a weekly review. A focused MVP or a single product area usually takes 2 to 4 sprints; a full SaaS product with several roles and platforms takes longer, and we say so up front. You get a dated plan with milestones after the first call, and the plan is what we are measured against.
Who will design my product?
Senior designers only. A senior product designer with 5+ years of experience shipping SaaS and mobile products leads your brief, designs the screens and joins every review. Our product design lead, with 7+ years in product design, reviews the work before it reaches you. Nothing is handed to a junior or built from a template.
What makes Wolfpixel different from other UI/UX design agencies?
Four things you can check on the first call. The senior designer you meet is the one who designs your screens, not a sales lead who hands you to a junior. Revisions are unlimited, and a brief that misses after two rounds and a reset call is not billed. The scope and price are fixed in writing before we start. And because we also design brands and websites, your product, marketing site and brand come from one team and look like one company.
What if I don’t like the design?
Revisions are unlimited. If two rounds and a reset call still do not land the brief, you don’t pay for that brief. We can offer that because the discovery and wireframe steps settle the decisions before final UI, so revisions are usually about polish, not direction.
Should I start with a UX audit or a UI/UX design project?
Start with a UX audit when you see drop-off but do not know the cause: we review the product against heuristics, analytics and real sessions and hand you a ranked fix list in 1 to 3 weeks. Start with a UI/UX design project when the problems are known and you need screens designed. If you start with the audit, the same senior designer carries the fix list into the design sprints, so nothing is re-learned.
Why hire a UI/UX design agency instead of a freelancer or an in-house designer?
A freelancer is flexible but quality and availability swing, and the handoff format changes with each person. An in-house designer is the best long-term option, but hiring takes months and one person rarely covers research, UI and design systems. An agency with senior designers only gives you a full product design team this week, with one consistent file structure, and we hand over cleanly when you do hire in-house.
What do I get at the end?
Organized Figma files with a component library, user flows, a clickable prototype, exported assets and handoff specs, plus a walkthrough with your engineers and QA support during the build. You own all files and IP on delivery, and we sign an NDA before you share details.
Can you work with our developers?
Yes. We deliver organized Figma files, annotated components and specs, walk your engineers through them, and stay available during the build to answer questions and QA the result. We can also build it ourselves in Webflow, Framer or React as an add-on.
Can we get a dedicated designer instead of a project?
Yes. A monthly retainer gives you a senior product designer embedded in your team, working in your Figma, Slack and sprint cadence, for as long as you need. Many teams start with a fixed-scope project and move to a retainer once the first release ships. Either way it is the same senior designer, never a rotating bench.
Do you design AI products?
Yes. We design AI features and agentic products: prompts, agent flows, confidence states, review and approval moments and the places users need control. See our AI product design service for the full scope, or start here if the AI feature is part of a larger product.
Which industries do you design for?
Mostly SaaS and B2B software, fintech, AI products, healthcare, real estate and proptech, logistics, HR, sales and CRM, hospitality and consumer apps. Open the industries list on this page for what usually breaks in each one and the products we have designed there.
Do you work with early-stage startups?
Yes. Most of our clients are seed to Series B SaaS, fintech and AI teams. For a pre-launch product we design the MVP screens in one or two sprints so you can demo, test and raise with a real product, not a deck.
Do you work with companies outside Bangladesh?
Yes. The team is based in Dhaka and works with companies in the US, the UK, the EU and the UAE, covering US East, US Central (including Chicago), US West, Europe and APAC time zones. Reviews run async in Figma with weekly calls, and your senior designer overlaps your working hours for every review.