Pricing

Start with a two-week sprint. If there's more to do, stay on with us as your design team. Both are fixed prices.

Sprint. $10k for two weeks. Fixed.

What fits

The part of your product that matters most right now. Most sprints are one of these:

  • An onboarding overhaul. The first minutes of your product, redesigned and built.

  • One feature, start to finish. From a rough idea, or a rough vibe-coded version, to something you can ship.

  • A product audit, with fixes. Where the product gets in the way, and the most important fix already built.

What you get

  • Designs in Paper or Figma
  • Production-grade front-end code, in your stack
  • One repo with everything we built
  • Notes for your engineers
  • Direct Slack access, plus check-ins on day 3 and day 7

How it runs

  • Ten workdays. Only workdays count.

  • Day 3 and day 7. Check-ins, and Slack with your designer the whole time.

  • Day 10. Handover: the designs, the code in a repo you own, and notes for your engineers.

  • After. Your engineers wire up the backend and ship it.

Partnership. From $12k a month.

Most teams don't stop at one problem. So we stay on as your design team.

Back-to-back sprints, without the gaps. No re-briefing, no ramp-up. And someone in the room when product decisions get made, not just when screens need drawing.

Terms

  • Two-month minimum.

  • Billed monthly. In advance. No hourly billing, no counting days.

  • Sprint credit. Continue right after your sprint and get $5k off your first month.

Questions

Pricing and payment

Is the price really fixed?

Yes. $10k for two weeks. Only workdays count.

How do we pay for a sprint?

We invoice on day 1 of the sprint. Payment is due within 14 days.

Is there a contract?

Yes. A short agreement, signed before the sprint starts.

How is a partnership billed?

Monthly, in advance. From $12k a month, with a two-month minimum.

What if the problem is bigger than two weeks?

Start with the sprint. If there's more to do, we stay on as your design team. Continue right after your sprint and get $5k off your first month.

How it works

What fits in two weeks?

The part of your product that matters most right now. Most sprints are one of these:

An onboarding overhaul. The first minutes of your product, redesigned and built.

One feature, start to finish. From a rough idea, or a rough vibe-coded version, to something you can ship.

A product audit, with fixes. Where the product gets in the way, and the most important fix already built.

What stage do you work with?

Seed and Series A startups that already have a product, and a part of it that isn't good enough yet.

Earlier than that? We also turn ideas into working prototypes and demos.

Who will I work with?

One senior Bondin designer does the work, start to finish. The rest of the team reviews it. You talk to the designer directly on Slack.

What if we don't like where it's going?

You'll know early. We check in on day 3 and day 7, and you're on Slack with the designer the whole time. Nothing waits for a big reveal on day 10.

How do we start?

Book a call and show us the problem. Rough versions welcome. If it fits in two weeks, we pick a start date.

Code and handoff

Do we get code?

Yes. Every sprint ends with production-grade front-end code in a repo you own. Your engineers wire up the backend and ship it. Plans had our work in front of users within days.

We build in React and Next.js by default, or whatever you run, matched to your components and design tokens. You get a clean repo instead of a pull request, so nothing touches your codebase until your team says so.

We already built it with AI. Can you work with that?

That's our favourite starting point. A rough version tells us what you want faster than any brief.

Agents

Booking a call on someone's behalf? Everything an agent needs is at /agents.

Anything else? Ask us on a call.