SaaS website design that turns visits into demos.
Websites and landing pages for SaaS startups that need to explain the product fast and look ready for bigger customers. Designed in Figma, built in Webflow, Framer or WordPress, at a fixed price.
- What we designHomepages, landing pages, full websites, product UI and dashboardsSenior teamDesign and build
- Built inWebflow, Framer or WordPress, or clean Figma files for your team$1,000Per page built
- PricesFirst page $1,500, each extra page $1,000$10,5005 pages, designed and built
- ResultsiAllo, after the new brand and website+34%Email sign-up rate
SaaS products, explained in seconds.
Marketing sites, dashboards and product UI for B2B software, AI tools and fintech platforms.
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“On time, on schedule, and on budget.”
Source: client review by Gezel Nehmadi, Founder of iAllo, on Clutch.
Everything your SaaS site needs, from one team.
We design for the job your website has to do: get the right people to understand the product, trust it and take the next step.
Homepage and website design
UX and custom UI for every page in Figma, responsive from the first draft.
$1,500 first pageLanding pages
One focused page for a launch, a campaign or a new segment, with one clear action.
$2,500 designed and builtWebflow and Framer builds
We build and publish the site, with CMS set up on request, so your team can edit it.
$1,000 per pageProduct UI and dashboards
Onboarding, settings, analytics and the screens your sales team demos every day.
Fixed quote or retainerBrand identity
When the website is not the only thing that looks early-stage.
$3,000Design retainer
A senior team on call for new pages, experiments and product work.
From $2,990 / monthThe anatomy of a SaaS homepage that converts.
Most SaaS homepages fail in the first screen. Visitors decide in seconds whether the product is for them, so every section has one job, in this order.
01A hero that names the customer and the outcome
Who it is for and what changes for them, in one line. Then one sentence of how, a real product visual and one primary action. “Book a demo” or “Start free”, not both competing.
02Proof right under the fold
Customer logos, a number that matters or one short quote, close to the first call to action. Early-stage teams can use design partners, pilot results or investor names.
03The problem in the customer’s words
Describe the current way of working and what it costs them. If prospects nod at this section, the rest of the page sells itself.
04Features written as outcomes
Three to five capabilities, each with a benefit headline and a real screenshot, not an abstract illustration. Big enough to read on a laptop.
05Trust for bigger buyers
Security, compliance, integrations and support answer the questions procurement will ask. Put them on the page before they ask.
06Pricing and a final call to action
Show pricing or explain how it works. End with the same primary action as the hero, plus an answer to the last objections in a short FAQ.
Common SaaS website mistakes, and the fix.
These are the issues that come up most often on early-stage SaaS websites.
- A headline about the category, not the customer. Say who it is for and what improves.
- Too many calls to action. One primary action per page, repeated, not five different buttons.
- Screenshots too small to read. Show real product moments, cropped and annotated.
- Features listed, outcomes missing. Every feature needs a “so that” for the buyer.
- No proof near the decision. Logos, numbers or quotes belong next to the call to action.
- Mobile as an afterthought. Many first visits come from a phone, from an ad or a post.
- A slow site. Heavy video and scripts above the fold cost you visitors before they read a word.
Want this checklist applied to your site?Get a free audit from our senior team: 3 to 5 prioritized fixes with annotated screenshots, in your inbox within 48 hours. No call required.
Get my free auditFixed prices, agreed before we start.
A SaaS website is $1,500 for the first page and $1,000 for each extra page, designed in Figma. Development is $1,000 per page in Webflow, Framer or WordPress, so a 5-page site, designed and built, is $10,500.
| Service | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Brand identity | $3,000 | Logo and logo system, colour and typography, brand guidelines. |
| Landing page | $1,500 design, $2,500 designed and built | Copy structure, UX and custom UI. Built and published in Webflow or Framer. |
| Website | $1,500 first page, then $1,000 per page | UX/UI for every page in Figma. Development is $1,000 per page in Webflow, Framer or WordPress. A 5-page site, designed and built, is $10,500. |
| Design retainer | From $2,990 per month | A senior design team on call for product, marketing and brand. Pause or cancel monthly. |
| Pitch deck | $200 to $250 per slide | Investor decks designed slide by slide, ready for your round. |
Every project includes two revision rounds. You pay 50% upfront and 50% on delivery, and scope and price are agreed before any work starts.
Free toolEstimate your budget in 30 seconds.Pick your stage and what you need. See freelancer and agency ranges next to our fixed price.Open the calculatorFrom first call to launch day.
Send us your site for a free audit, or book a 30-minute call. Within one business day you get a direction, a timeline and a fixed price.
- 01DiscoverWe study your goals, market and competitors. You get a clear creative direction before a single pixel is placed.
- 02DesignWe design the brand, pages and flows in Figma, with two rounds of revisions to get every detail right.
- 03DeliverYou receive final files and guidelines, or a live site built in Framer, Webflow or WordPress.
SaaS website questions.
How much does a SaaS website cost?
At Dude Studios the first page is $1,500 and each extra page is $1,000 to design. Building it in Webflow, Framer or WordPress is $1,000 per page, so a 5-page site, designed and built, is $10,500. Our pricing guide compares this with freelancer and agency ranges, and the calculator estimates your own budget.
Webflow or Framer for a SaaS website?
Both work well. We recommend one based on who will edit the site after launch, how much CMS content you publish and what your team already knows. We design in Figma first, so the choice does not limit the design.
Can you redesign our existing website?
Yes. Most projects start with a free audit of your current site: 3 to 5 prioritized fixes with annotated screenshots. Then we decide together whether you need a few new pages or a full redesign.
Can you also design our product UI?
Yes. We design dashboards, onboarding and product screens in Figma, so the website and the product feel like the same company.
Who works on the project?
Senior designers and developers from Europe. Nobody on your project is learning on your budget, and our working day overlaps with US hours.
How do we start?
Send us your site for a free audit or book a 30-minute call. Within one business day you get a direction, a timeline and a fixed price. Work starts when you approve the proposal and pay 50% upfront.
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