Short answer: dp.vision charges $85-100 an hour. Every project is priced separately, and the offer has one fixed price that you agree to before work starts. Validate (customer interviews, research and a written recommendation) starts at $2,500. Launch (positioning, brand identity and a launch-ready website) starts at $9,500. Build (product UX and a working MVP or demo) starts at $25,000. Positioning with customer interviews, brand identity and an 8-10 page website usually costs about $20,000-35,000. A full scope after a funding round usually costs about $40,000-60,000.
dp.vision is a brand, web and product studio for funded B2B tech companies through Series B. The team works from Poznań, Poland, and dp.vision is also registered as a US company in Delaware. All prices below are in US dollars.
Why does dp.vision show its prices?
Buyers compare studios before they book a call, and “it depends” gives them nothing to compare. That is why the rate, the starting prices and one real budget, broken down part by part, are public.
Each project is still priced on its own. After a call about scope and deadline, you get an offer with one fixed price, agreed before work starts. The three starting points are reference points. “From” is the price of the smallest version of that kind of work, and your offer is built from your own scope.
Every project starts with interviews with your real customers, because research decides the message, and the message decides what gets designed and built. AI-assisted production keeps timelines short and budgets efficient.
What are dp.vision’s starting prices?
There are three starting points, and they are listed on the services page.
| Starting point | Price | What you get | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Validate | From $2,500 | Strategy analysis, customer interviews, competitor and market research, surveys and a written recommendation | PaceSovereign: the position came from conversations with potential customers, advisors and doctors |
| Launch | From $9,500 | Strategy and positioning, brand identity and a launch-ready website built around one clear sales story | Edutailor: brand identity and a landing page in five days |
| Build | From $25,000 | One concrete user job, the product UX and a working MVP or demo of the core part, built and handed over | PaceSovereign: landing page live after 11 days, working MVP after eight weeks |
Validate, from $2,500
Validate tells you what to change first. It covers strategy analysis, interviews with your customers, competitor and market research and surveys. It ends with a written recommendation that names the main problem, the recommended scope and the next step you agree on. The exact price depends on how many interviews and surveys the work needs.
It suits teams that are not yet sure what their buyers value and want that settled before they pay for a brand, a site or a product. PaceSovereign got its position from conversations with potential customers, advisors and doctors, before the brand, the site and the MVP existed.
Launch, from $9,500
Launch covers strategy and positioning, a brand identity and a website that is ready to go live, all built around one clear sales story. It is for teams with a launch, a round or a sales push ahead that need the brand and the website to say the same thing. Edutailor got its brand identity and a landing page in five days, and we describe how in how we built the Edutailor brand in 5 days.
Build, from $25,000
Build is for more complex products. Together we pick one concrete job the user needs to get done, design the product UX, then build and hand over a working MVP or a demo of the core part. If you only need to test a single feature in a working prototype or demo, that can cost about $10,000, depending on the situation. PaceSovereign’s landing page was live after 11 days, and its working MVP after eight weeks.
What does a full project cost? The PaceSovereign example
PaceSovereign covered research, brand, website, pitch and product in one project, so its budget shows how the parts add up. The table gives the market valuation of the full scope at $85-100 an hour.
| Part | Hours | Market valuation |
|---|---|---|
| Interviews and positioning (potential customers, advisors, doctors) | 50 | $4,250-5,000 |
| Brand identity | 80 | $6,800-8,000 |
| Landing page (live after 11 days) | 70 | $5,950-7,000 |
| Pitch deck and investor relations support | 50 | $4,250-5,000 |
| Demo and MVP (8 weeks) | 280 | $23,800-28,000 |
| Project lead (strategist) | 60 | $5,100-6,000 |
| Total | 590 | about $50,000-59,000 |
PaceSovereign paid less than this, because our co-founder is an investor in the company. Any other client would pay the market valuation.
The demo and MVP took 280 of the 590 hours, which is why Build starts higher than Validate and Launch. A strategist led the project from the first interview to the handover, and those hours are in the table too.
You don’t have to buy the whole scope. Each row can be bought on its own, for example only interviews and positioning, or only the MVP for a team that already has a brand and a site.
What do typical scopes cost?
| Scope | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Positioning with customer interviews, brand identity and an 8-10 page website | about $20,000-35,000 |
| Full scope after a round: research, branding, pitch deck, investor relations support, product demo and MVP | about $40,000-60,000 |
Where your project lands in a range, or whether it falls outside it, depends on the details below.
What makes a project cost more or less?
These push the price up:
- a tighter deadline
- live data from your own API on the site
- a 3D or WebGL hero section
- custom code instead of Webflow or Framer
- copy that is missing and has to be written
- unusual integrations, such as a CRM or a custom API
These bring it down:
- mobile designs you already have
- launching with some sections hidden and adding the content later
Bring these details to the first call. They change the offer more than the number of pages does.
How do dp.vision’s prices compare with other studios?
On Clutch, dp.vision lists a minimum project of $5,000+ and an hourly rate in the $50-99 bracket. The rate in our offers is $85-100 an hour. For what other studios and agencies charge, see our market guides:
- How much branding costs in 2026, with DIY, freelancer, studio and agency prices side by side
- The best branding agencies in San Francisco, with price signals for each studio
- What a branding agency in San Francisco costs, with price tiers and how to choose
When you compare quotes, check whether customer interviews are in the scope, and ask each studio what changed for its clients afterwards. These are results our clients reported. PaceSovereign had 3 investor meetings in its first month. SkyInspection received 23 inbound demo requests in three months and signed 2 enterprise pilots. At Mega Panda, task flows went from 8 steps to 3.
How does a quote work?
- A call about scope and deadline. You tell us what you need, by when, and what you already have, such as a brand, copy or designs.
- A written scope. We write down what is included, based on that call.
- One fixed price. The offer has one fixed price, and you agree to it before work starts.
- The start. Work begins with interviews with your real customers.
To get a fixed price for your scope, get in touch.
Frequently asked questions
How much does dp.vision cost?
dp.vision charges $85-100 an hour, and every project gets one fixed price agreed before work starts. Validate starts at $2,500, Launch at $9,500 and Build at $25,000. Positioning with customer interviews, brand identity and an 8-10 page website usually costs about $20,000-35,000, and a full scope after a funding round about $40,000-60,000.
What is dp.vision’s hourly rate?
The rate is $85-100 an hour. On Clutch, dp.vision lists a minimum project of $5,000+ and an hourly rate in the $50-99 bracket. The rate is used to work out the offer, and the offer itself has one fixed price.
How much do positioning, brand identity and a website cost at dp.vision?
About $20,000-35,000 for positioning with customer interviews, brand identity and an 8-10 page website. Launch, the smallest version of this scope, starts at $9,500. A tighter deadline, custom code or copy that still has to be written pushes the price up.
How much does an MVP cost at dp.vision?
Build, which covers the product UX and a working MVP or a demo of the core part, starts at $25,000. Testing a single feature in a working prototype or demo can cost about $10,000, depending on the situation. In the PaceSovereign project, the demo and MVP took 280 hours over eight weeks, a market valuation of $23,800-28,000.
Is the price fixed?
Yes. Each project is priced separately after a call about scope and deadline. The offer has one fixed price, and you agree to it before work starts.
Can I hire dp.vision for only one part, such as the brand or the MVP?
Yes. Interviews and positioning, brand identity, a website, a pitch deck or an MVP can each be bought on their own, and each gets its own fixed price.
What makes a project cost more or less?
A tighter deadline, live data from your API, a 3D or WebGL hero, custom code instead of Webflow or Framer, copy that still has to be written and unusual integrations such as a CRM or a custom API all raise the price. Mobile designs you already have, or launching with some sections hidden and adding the content later, bring it down.
Sources
- dp.vision: services and starting prices
- dp.vision on Clutch: clutch.co/profile/dpvision
- Case studies: PaceSovereign, Edutailor, SkyInspection, Mega Panda
