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AI startup design agency

AI startup design that stands out and earns trust

Brand, website and product design for AI startups. We explain what your AI really does and ship product UX that people trust.

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  • $12.5M Datawizz seed
  • #1 Gan.ai on Product Hunt

Teams we’ve worked with

AI design, in short

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DesignMe is a design agency for AI startups. We design brands, websites, pitch decks and product UI for AI companies from seed to Series A, and clean up AI-built MVPs so they are ready for real users. AI clients include Datawizz, Gan.ai, Droxy, Quadratic, Cluely and SPLX. We designed Datawizz’s brand, website and pitch materials around its $12.5M seed, and launched Gan.ai’s new website in 8 weeks before it became Product of the Week on Product Hunt.

  • AI clients
    Datawizz, Gan.ai, Droxy, Quadratic, Cluely, SPLX
  • Fastest launch
    Droxy: new Framer website in 4 weeks
  • Funding behind our AI clients
    Datawizz $12.5M seed, Lightdash $11M Series A
  • What we design
    Brand, website, pitch deck, product UI, MVP cleanup

Fit

Who we work best with among AI startups and scale-ups

A good fit if

  • Funded AI startups from seed to Series A, B2B or consumer

  • Founders with an AI-built MVP that needs to hold up with real users

  • Technical teams who need plain-word positioning

Probably not a fit if

  • Teams that need model training, data science or MLOps
  • Projects that only want an "AI look" without changing the story
  • Pre-funding ideas that need a prototype for under a few thousand dollars

Sound familiar?

You built the AI. Now the story has to catch up.

Funded AI teams tend to hit the same walls between seed and Series A. If a few of these sound like you, this page is for you.

  • You raised the round, and the site still looks like the prototype.

    We design a sharp brand, a clear story and a launch site that shows the product working, so you look fundable and launch fast.

  • Your homepage could belong to any other AI startup.

    Purple gradients and "AI-powered" in every headline. We build the brand around what your product does that others cannot.

  • Visitors leave without knowing what your AI actually does.

    The site describes the model, not the job. We show the input, the output and the time saved, with real product moments.

  • Your product sounds certain, even when it is wrong.

    We design for uncertainty: sources, confidence cues, easy edits and a clear way back, so users keep trusting it.

  • Enterprise buyers stall on how you handle their data.

    Whether it trains the model, where it is processed and who can see it. We put those answers on the site in plain words.

  • Your MVP was built fast with AI coding tools, and it shows.

    Inconsistent UI, missing states and fragile flows. We clean up the UX, UI and frontend so it is ready for customers and investors.

By stage

What AI startups need from seed to Series A and beyond

Stage 1 of 3

Pre-seed / Seed

Look fundable and launch fast. A sharp brand, a clear story and a site that shows the product working.

What we usually deliver

  • Brand identity
  • Pitch deck
  • Launch website
  • Product Hunt launch assets
  • MVP cleanup

Clients at this stage

  • DatawizzSeed

    Designing the new branding, website, pitch deck and marketing collateral for a $12.5M seed AI platform

  • GanAISeed

    Refreshing brand and product, and building a new website experience for a generative AI startup.

  • QuotientSeed

    Building the digital foundation - brand, website, and product for an AI-native marketing platform

Stage 2 of 3

Series A

Win the category. Clear positioning against well-funded rivals and product UX that holds up with real customers.

What we usually deliver

  • Repositioning and brand refresh
  • Full website redesign
  • Product UI and design system
  • Trust and security pages
  • Explainer motion

Clients at this stage

  • LightdashSeries A

    Refreshing the brand, the product and the website experience behind Lightdash’s $11M Series A

  • Seamless.aiSeries A

    Helping a 1M+ user sales platform improve website engagement and conversion rates.

  • BallogySeries A

    Redesigning and rebuilding the mobile experience for an AI-powered athlete development app with 300K+ users.

Stage 3 of 3

Scale

Sell to enterprise. Security answers, role-based pages and a product that feels finished.

What we usually deliver

  • Enterprise and security pages
  • Use case pages
  • Product UX for review and approval flows
  • Ongoing design subscription

Clients at this stage

  • ParkBeeSeries B

    Designing and building the B2B Webflow website ParkBee uses to sell its parking network to businesses and enterprises.

Quick check

Does your AI startup stand out and earn trust?

Tick what is true today.

Tick every statement that is true today
What each score means
  • 0 to 3Lost in the crowd Buyers likely cannot tell you apart or trust what they see. Start with positioning and a site that shows the product working. Book an AI site review
  • 4 to 6Interesting, not yet trusted People get what you do. Transparency, proof and product UX for uncertainty are the next steps. Talk through the gaps
  • 7 to 8Ready to scale You stand out and answer the hard questions. Next gains come from enterprise pages, use cases and product polish. Plan the next step

By the numbers

Everyone has AI now. Very few can explain what it does.

Facts and figures checked on .

Glossary: 5 terms, in one sentence each

  • LLM

    Large language model: an AI model trained on large amounts of text that can generate and analyze language, such as GPT, Claude or Gemini.

  • Hallucination

    When an AI system states something false with confidence. Good product UX helps users spot and correct it.

  • Human in the loop

    A design where a person reviews or approves AI output before it takes effect.

  • ISO/IEC 42001

    An international standard for an AI management system: how an organization governs the AI it builds or uses.

  • EU AI Act

    The EU regulation that sets rules for AI systems by risk level, including transparency duties for systems that interact with people.

How we help

Services that matter most for AI startups and their buyers

FAQs

AI startup design questions, answered

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How should an AI startup explain what it does?

Lead with the job the product does and who it does it for, then show it working. Save the model and architecture for later on the page or for technical buyers.

A real input and output beats any abstract visual of a neural network.

How do you design UX for AI products?

Design for the wrong answer as carefully as the right one. Show sources and confidence where it helps, make outputs easy to edit, keep a clear undo, and ask for human review on decisions that matter.

Good AI UX sets expectations, so users trust the product more over time, not less.

How fast can an AI startup launch a website?

A focused launch site can ship in four to eight weeks. We launched Droxy’s new Framer website in 4 weeks and Gan.ai’s in 8 weeks, including brand and product work.

How much does an AI startup website cost?

Freelancers and templates can cost a few thousand dollars, while a boutique agency usually charges $8,000 to $25,000 for a full website. Brand, product and motion work add to that.

Our SaaS website design cost guide explains what moves the price.

Can you fix an MVP built with Cursor, Lovable or Bolt?

Yes. We review what exists, keep what works and clean up the UX, UI, frontend and states that make it feel unfinished. The goal is to keep your momentum, not restart without a reason.

Do you design pitch decks for AI startups?

Yes. We design fundraising decks alongside the brand and website, so investors see one company. Datawizz’s pitch deck was part of the same project as its brand and website.

Do you use AI in your own design process?

Yes, for research, content exploration, structure and QA. Senior designers make the decisions and own the quality of what ships.

You've reached the end, so now…

Tell us what you’re building.

We’ll help you map the right scope, team, timeline, and next steps.

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