Spaceberry

Executive summary

Spaceberry is one of the stronger SaaS/product-team fits in this expansion because it pairs product design positioning with public subscription pricing and a spotless 5.0 Clutch rating (47 reviews, independently confirmed). Its work spans SaaS, AI, enterprise software, design systems, and dashboard design, with fintech, healthcare, and consumer-app work alongside it.

It is best read as a SaaS-heavy specialist rather than a SaaS-only pure-play: the same breadth that makes it flexible also means less concentrated SaaS depth than a strictly SaaS-focused agency. Its engagement model is primarily a monthly design subscription (three published tiers, two-month minimum), not project-based custom pricing — buyers looking for a single fixed-scope project should check the narrower $75/hour track first. The main buyer check is whether the current plan gives enough hours, seniority, and product context for your roadmap.

Evidence notes

This profile uses Spaceberry’s website, work pages, and pricing page alongside third-party profiles (Clutch, DesignRush) as evidence. The Clutch rating (5.0) and review count (47) were independently re-checked on the live Clutch profile at the time of this review. The case-study count (18) was independently counted from the studio’s public work library. SaaS classification is “saas-heavy”: Spaceberry leads with SaaS, AI, enterprise software, design systems, and dashboard design, but also serves fintech, healthcare, and consumer-app work, which is why its SaaS sub-score sits below a SaaS-only agency’s. Recognition is scored “partial”: the studio self-reports a Red Dot award, Behance features, and a Clutch Leaders Matrix rank, but this amounts to one notable award and is not independently confirmed here.

Pricing is a monthly UI/UX design subscription — the live pricing page is titled “UX/UI Design Subscription Pricing Plans” and lists three tiers (Cosmic Launch $3,250/mo, Galactic Synergy $6,000/mo, Beyond Space from $8,250/mo), each with a monthly hour bank and a two-month minimum commitment; a $75/hour fixed-price option exists only for small, narrowly-scoped work. This is independently confirmed from the live site and supersedes any characterization of Spaceberry as project-based/custom-pricing-only.

On naming: the studio’s own site is internally inconsistent — the homepage hero drops “Studio” from the brand mark, while the pricing-page title tag includes it (”…| Spaceberry Studio”). The sitewide footer copyright and Open Graph site name both resolve the core brand to “Spaceberry.” We use “Spaceberry” as the name of record for this profile, consistent with the roster source.

On founding year: this profile uses foundedYear: 2020. The homepage hero’s “Since 2016” and the Clutch profile’s “Founded 2020” both come from the same company but describe two different things, not a genuine conflict once reconciled. Wayback Machine history shows the spaceberry.studio domain has no archived snapshot earlier than October 2020, and the Spaceberry brand and case-study library only begin appearing at that point. Before that, the same founding team operated since 2016 as MainCode Agency (a broader web/mobile development shop, on a separate maincode.agency domain archived from mid-2018 onward), which fully rebranded into the specialist UI/UX studio Spaceberry in 2020. Third-party sources that state a specific founding year — Clutch, The Manifest, and cases.media — independently agree on 2020 for Spaceberry. We therefore treat 2020 as Spaceberry’s founding year and credit “since 2016” as the founding team’s longer design/dev tenure under its previous name, not as Spaceberry’s own age.

On the Bolt client claim: Bolt (the ride-hailing/mobility company) was removed from notableClients in an earlier review as unverifiable. A follow-up check of all 18 case studies currently listed on spaceberry.studio/work, plus The Manifest’s broader historical client list and the cases.media profile, found no mention of Bolt anywhere in Spaceberry’s first-party or third-party material. No independent source connects Bolt to Spaceberry. Bolt stays excluded from notableClients, and the current list (Peoplelogic, Sandi+, Cadmos Pay, Monobank) remains the verified set.