AI speed. Senior taste.
No AI slop.

We build your MVP as a working product — UX that has been thought through, flows designed to activate and retain, and a visual bar investors take seriously. Not a folder of screens.

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Clients across US and Europe

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Recognized across the industry

UX Design Awards Clutch Behance Netty Awards Awwwards

CSS Design Awards Winner

7.72 Judge’s Score

Three ways to
start with us

Something bigger or more complex? We’ll scope it with you.

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3-day trial

Freethree days

Three days with a Glow designer on your actual product. Real screens, not a pitch. No commitment, no contract, and nothing owed if you stop there.

What’s included?

  • Three days with a Glow designer
  • Real screens on your actual product
  • No commitment, no contract
  • Nothing owed if you stop there

Discovery Week

$3,500one week

One week to figure out exactly what your MVP needs — who it's for, how it works, and what to build first. Yours to keep. Credited toward MVP Launch if you start within 30 days, so you never pay for it twice.

What’s included?

  • Who your MVP is for
  • How it works, and what to build first
  • The plan is yours to keep
  • Credited toward MVP Launch within 30 days
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MVP Launch

$12,500four weeks

Four weeks, fixed scope, fixed price. A senior team and a working build at the end of it. The fee is credited toward a retainer if you carry on.

What’s included?

  • A working build, not a design file
  • Core flow designed to activate and retain
  • Dev-review: architecture, security, scale
  • Free 3-day trial included

All prices in USD / USDC. Trial and launch fees are credited toward your retainer.

What you
actually get

The product’s core flow mapped end to endScreen structure before visual designFinished product interfaceThe product’s component systemThe connected, clickable buildDeveloper documentation and tokens

Every path through your product, settled before anything gets built.

The skeleton of each screen, agreed while it still costs an hour to change.

Full visual quality across every core flow — nothing that reads as generated.

Buttons, inputs, states, colour and type as one set, so the next feature costs less.

Real users, investor demos, co-founder alignment — all on the product itself.

Specs, tokens, states and assets, plus our developer’s read on what breaks at scale.

Built for founders who
need to move fast

Four situations we are built for. If none of them is yours, you find out in three days, not three months.

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You have an idea but no design team

You know what the product should do. You need someone to turn that into real screens, fast, without a 3-month onboarding process.

You need a prototype for your next fundraising round

You need something you can put in front of investors. A clickable prototype that holds up under scrutiny.

You want to test before you build

Before your engineering team writes a single line of code, you want real users to interact with the product and tell you what works.

Your product has AI inside it

Chatbots, recommendation engines, copilot features, ML dashboards. These need a designer who has worked with AI products before, not one learning on your budget.

Building an AI product?
We’ve designed for this before.

AI Challenges

Most design agencies treat AI products like any other web app.

The result is an interface that confuses users the moment the AI does something unexpected.

  • How to let users correct or override AI outputs?

  • How to communicate confidence levels?

  • What to show when the model is processing?

How we handle AI UX challenges

We have designed products for AI companies across fintech, edtech, logistics, and SaaS. If your MVP has AI features at its core, that experience is part of what you get.

See how we approach AI product design

No-code, no wait, no waste:
a working MVP in four weeks

Most agencies spend the first two weeks on research and rough directions — that alone can push a project past six weeks before any real UI work starts. Here is where our four weeks go instead.

Week 1
Weeks 2–3
Week 4
Week 1: Discovery & structure
Core flow agreed
Scope locked, no creep
Direction approved by Friday
Week 1
Weeks 2–3
Weeks 2–3: Design & build
A working build, not mockups
Flows built to activate and retain
Senior-level visual, no AI slop
Week 4
Week 4: Dev-review & handoff
Architecture and security checked
A roadmap with three ways forward
The working build is yours

MVP Launch — $12,500 · four weeks, fixed scope

Two ways to build it —
you pick at kick-off

Both routes trade the same two things — speed and control. Pick one and watch the weight move.

Already have a build?
we take it from here

Slop Fix

You already have a vibecoded product, built by you or someone else, and it looks generated. We fix the design and the UX and leave the code alone. Fixed price, quoted after a short review.

from $5,000fixed price

Production-Ready Development

We rewrite or refactor the vibecoded build into production code with our own developers, so it holds when real users arrive. Fixed price, quoted after a short review of the codebase.

from $5,000fixed price

Design Retainer

A product manager, a design lead and a senior designer on your product every week, from three months. The MVP Launch fee is credited toward the first month.

$3,000per week

Why founders choose
Glow Team

Frequently
asked questions

What is MVP design?

MVP design is the work of turning an idea into the simplest version of your product that real users can actually use — the core flow, the screens around it and the interaction logic, scoped to what proves the concept. We take it a step further and hand over a working build rather than a design file. For a deeper look at how MVP compares to other product launch strategies, see our post on MVP vs MMP vs MLP.

MVP design is the work of turning an idea into the simplest version of your product that real users can actually use — the core flow, the screens around it and the interaction logic, scoped to what proves the concept. We take it a step further and hand over a working build rather than a design file. For a deeper look at how MVP compares to other product launch strategies, see our post on MVP vs MMP vs MLP.

How long does it take to build an MVP?

Four weeks (the exact scope, and with it the timing, is confirmed on the intro call). MVP Launch is a fixed scope at a fixed price — $12,500 — and it ends with a working build in your hands. Traditional agencies typically quote 60 to 90 days for the same scope. The difference comes from our AI-assisted process, which compresses research and assembly without affecting the quality of the product decisions.

Four weeks (the exact scope, and with it the timing, is confirmed on the intro call). MVP Launch is a fixed scope at a fixed price — $12,500 — and it ends with a working build in your hands. Traditional agencies typically quote 60 to 90 days for the same scope. The difference comes from our AI-assisted process, which compresses research and assembly without affecting the quality of the product decisions.

What happens after the MVP is built?

Three routes, and we tell you which one the build needs. Production-Ready Development rewrites or refactors it into production code with our developers, from $5,000. Slop Fix takes a product that works but looks generated and fixes the design and UX without touching the code, also from $5,000. Both are fixed price, quoted after a short review, because the same service is two screens or a hundred. Or a design retainer at $3,000/week if the roadmap keeps producing work.

Three routes, and we tell you which one the build needs. Production-Ready Development rewrites or refactors it into production code with our developers, from $5,000. Slop Fix takes a product that works but looks generated and fixes the design and UX without touching the code, also from $5,000. Both are fixed price, quoted after a short review, because the same service is two screens or a hundred. Or a design retainer at $3,000/week if the roadmap keeps producing work.

What is Discovery Week?

One week with a senior designer and the design lead, $3,500. We work through the problem, the users and the core flow with you, then hand you the plan: what to build, in what order, with the screens prioritized. It is yours to keep even if you take it elsewhere, and the $3,500 comes off MVP Launch if you start within 30 days. Take it when the idea is still broad, or the product is bigger than four weeks.

One week with a senior designer and the design lead, $3,500. We work through the problem, the users and the core flow with you, then hand you the plan: what to build, in what order, with the screens prioritized. It is yours to keep even if you take it elsewhere, and the $3,500 comes off MVP Launch if you start within 30 days. Take it when the idea is still broad, or the product is bigger than four weeks.

How much does an MVP cost?

MVP Launch is $12,500 fixed — four weeks, one platform, a senior team, 50% upfront. Scope is set by the core flow rather than a screen count, so we agree what the product has to do before we start. No retainer commitment, and the fee is credited toward a retainer if you continue with us.

MVP Launch is $12,500 fixed — four weeks, one platform, a senior team, 50% upfront. Scope is set by the core flow rather than a screen count, so we agree what the product has to do before we start. No retainer commitment, and the fee is credited toward a retainer if you continue with us.

What is the difference between an MVP and full product design?

An MVP is scoped to the core flow — the minimum a real user needs in order to get value and tell you whether the idea holds. Full product design covers a broader feature set, multiple user roles, admin panels and more complex interaction systems. The MVP is intentionally constrained, and that constraint is what makes it fast.

An MVP is scoped to the core flow — the minimum a real user needs in order to get value and tell you whether the idea holds. Full product design covers a broader feature set, multiple user roles, admin panels and more complex interaction systems. The MVP is intentionally constrained, and that constraint is what makes it fast.

Do you work with AI startups?

Yes. We have a dedicated practice for AI product design and have worked with AI companies across fintech, edtech, SaaS, and logistics. AI products have specific UX challenges that require experience rather than general design skills.

Yes. We have a dedicated practice for AI product design and have worked with AI companies across fintech, edtech, SaaS, and logistics. AI products have specific UX challenges that require experience rather than general design skills.

How does the 3-day free trial work?

You start working with a Glow Team designer for three days at no cost and with no commitment. You see actual output - how we approach your product, how we communicate, what the work looks like. After three days you decide whether to continue. No contract required to start.

You start working with a Glow Team designer for three days at no cost and with no commitment. You see actual output - how we approach your product, how we communicate, what the work looks like. After three days you decide whether to continue. No contract required to start.

Can you build both web and mobile MVPs?

Yes. We work on web applications, iOS, Android and cross-platform products. One launch covers one platform; our mobile design services follow the same process adapted for mobile-specific patterns.

Yes. We work on web applications, iOS, Android and cross-platform products. One launch covers one platform; our mobile design services follow the same process adapted for mobile-specific patterns.