The short answer
UI/UX design usually costs $350 to $3,000 for the key flows and a clickable prototype, $3,000 to $15,000 for a full app or website design with a design system, and more for research heavy products. Freelancers charge less per hour, studios bring research and testing. At Enthros UI/UX design in Figma starts at $350 for the key flows, wireframes and a prototype.
What does UI/UX design cost?
As a rough guide, based on the quotes clients show us:
- Key flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype: about $350 to $3,000
- A full app or website design, every screen, with a component library: about $3,000 to $15,000
- A large product with user research, a design system and several rounds of testing: $15,000 and up
What is included in UI/UX design?
- User flows: the steps people take to get each job done
- Wireframes: the layout of every screen, without colour or style
- Visual design: the finished screens in your brand
- Prototype: a clickable version to test before anything is built
- Handoff: components, specs and notes developers can build from
Is UI/UX design worth paying for before the build?
Yes. Changing a screen in Figma takes minutes. Changing it after it is coded takes days. Testing a prototype with five people from your audience finds most of the problems that would otherwise reach your users.
What does UI/UX design cost at Enthros?
Our UI/UX design projects start at $350 for the key flows, wireframes and a clickable Figma prototype, and take 1 to 2 weeks. Full screen sets, research and design systems get a fixed quote before work starts, and the Figma files sit in your own team account.
Planning one?
Figma UI/UX design at Enthros starts from $350 and takes 1 to 2 weeks.
