HQ Paphos, Cyprus · worldwide
A design subscription with one flat monthly rate and unlimited requests. First delivery in 1–2 days. No contracts — pause or cancel anytime.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Paphos, Cyprus, 99 Francs works worldwide on product design, web design, mobile app UX/UI, MVP interfaces, brand identity and launch-ready design systems. For recurring startup design work, the studio offers a flat monthly design subscription. For project work, it uses an outcome-based model — no upfront payment, with clients paying at the end of each delivered 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.
From early-stage startups to scaling businesses — here’s what we’ve shipped together.
Four practical advantages of having a studio that thinks like an in-house team — without the overhead of one.
“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.”
“Alex was a Creative Director at RedWerk when I was working there. We have collaborated closely working on a number of projects and bidding for new endeavours. When Alex was delivering the designs, the clients were often surprised how easy and smooth he solved the challenges on his way. He works hard and efficiently, and is always in creative mood. Alex is a problem solver and inspirer of the team.”
“Alexander is a truly professional who is capable to provide great design solutions within limited timeframe. His productivity along with attention to details allows Alexander to create outstanding UX/UI projects.”
“Tanya is a great person to work with! She is a hard worker and a highly qualified UI/UX specialist thinking outside the box. Working with Tanya was totally enjoyable. She helped us to build from scratch a design for mobile application in very short terms. Highly recommend!”
“I worked with Alexander in the same company for more than 2 years. I can recommend him as a highly self-motivated and creative person. He is proactive, experienced and able to meet deadlines. He is a good manager and it was easy for me to work with him and his team as an HRD. I believe Alexander will be a great asset to any team.”
“I worked with Alexander at Redwerk, and I was consistently impressed by his creativity, problem-solving skills, and ability to translate complex ideas into elegant and intuitive interfaces. Alexander is particularly adept at understanding user needs and behaviors. This user-centered approach resulted in a product that was not only visually appealing but also easy to use and navigate. In addition to their design skills, Alexander is also an excellent communicator and collaborator.”
“I've known Aleksander for quite some time. He is a creative who works hard, understands the client's needs, and delivers responsibly. Passionate and seasoned, I believe Alex can be a great addition to any team as he's worked in most IT domains. And something you should know about him, something you won't find on every resume out there: he is a good human being who cares for others.”
“Alexander was a great person to work with. He is open to new ideas and commonly shows real "out of the box" thinking which could guide all team. He easily combines high speed and perfect quality of work. Good communication, analytical skills, flexibility, result-oriented, ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines made him a good leader and professional.”
“Alexander is a truly professional who is capable to provide great design solutions within limited timeframe. His productivity along with attention to details allows Alexander to create outstanding UX/UI projects.”
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
A trader asked us to rewrite his weather market maker in Rust. We measured the opportunity first — 256,000 order-book snapshots across 1,702 temperature buckets — and told him not to build it. What the reward economics actually look like, why the richest markets are the worst, and why we threw away our own positive result.
All 27 Webflow partners returned for New Zealand, checked against Webflow's current directory and each company's site: specialists, multi-platform agencies and offshore alternatives.
Every page of 99francs.agency is served as clean Markdown to any client that asks — same URL, one Accept header, about a tenth of the bytes. Here is the Next.js setup behind it: the proxy rewrite, the converter route, llms.txt — and the six-week bug that quietly served our homepage to every AI agent while every browser test passed.
