HQ Paphos, Cyprus · worldwide
Websites in 2–4 weeks, MVPs in 2–3. No deposit: a website is paid once, when it's done; bigger builds run in fixed-price phases, each paid after you've seen it working.
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Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Paphos, Cyprus, 99 Francs works worldwide on product design, web and mobile app development, MVPs, website support and AI agents. Websites are built in Webflow, Framer or React/Next.js, including for New Zealand companies, and a startup MVP takes two to three weeks. For recurring startup design work, the studio also offers a flat monthly design subscription. For project work, it uses an outcome-based model — no upfront payment: a landing page or a simple website is paid once, when it is done, and e-commerce, SaaS and other larger builds are paid phase by phase.
One flat monthly rate for senior product, web, mobile and brand design requests.
High-converting, visually sharp marketing and product sites that feel premium.
Fast, responsive builds in Webflow, Framer and React/Next — pixel-perfect, CMS-ready.
SEO-safe moves from WordPress, HubSpot, Wix or custom CMS to a clean Webflow setup.
Mobile app design and lean development for iOS, Android and cross-platform products.
Research, user flows and UI for SaaS and fintech — built to validate and ship.
Website, mobile app, SaaS, AI agent and eCommerce audits with prioritized UX fixes.
Scoped startup MVPs with UX, product UI, launch page, build and feedback loop.
Branding, logo, brandbook, pitch decks and ad creatives — strategy through applications.
LLM flows, custom assistants, chat UX and agent workflows designed around real product needs.
App Store screenshots, icon direction, preview frames and launch graphics for mobile app listings.
Visibility in LLMs and answer engines — structured content, entity authority, citation strategy.
Support for live sites built by someone else — audit, fixes with a way back, content moved into fields you edit.
Digital twin frontends, 3D viewers, smart building dashboards, controls and data-connected product surfaces.
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“Vines Estate sold out all 18 homes — and we believe Alexander's work on the landing page was a huge contributing factor. His designs were high-calibre at every step, our feedback (which was minimal) was actioned immediately, and the client was consistently impressed with the output. Couldn't recommend him highly enough.”Read the Vines Estate case study →
“Communication was clear and responsive throughout the process, and our feedback was always handled with great flexibility. His work is strong, and the final result was exactly what we were looking for.”Read the Trivelle Gardens case study →
“I recently had Alexander add a second language option to a client’s website. In his typical fashion he communicated the options, scope and timeline extremely well and completed the job in no time at all. I cannot recommend him highly enough.”Read the Z Performance case study →
Startups across fintech, web3, wellness and more — partnered from first launch to scale.
Founded 2017. A senior pair shipping what used to take a team of twelve — design, build and brand, end to end. HQ Paphos, Cyprus · working worldwide.
We named the studio after “99 Francs” — Beigbeder’s novel about an ad-man who breaks the industry he was born to feed. We took the part where craft refuses to be commodity. The rest, we left behind.
About the studio
Eleven MVP development agencies for non-technical founders in 2026, compared by published price, stated timeline, code ownership, payment terms and Clutch reviews, with every fact checked on the agencies' own sites.
What it actually cost us to get people to install our own apps in October 2026: impressions, CTR, cost per click and cost per install by app and market, from Google App campaigns and Apple Ads, and how to budget an MVP launch test with them.
What a New Zealand property developer should budget for a project website, phase by phase: campaign landing or full launch site, what drives the cost, realistic timelines, and how to keep assets from delaying launch.
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