Vizio AI vs Eleken.
Eleken fits a B2B SaaS team that already has developers and wants a dedicated product designer on a monthly subscription, at prices it publishes. Vizio AI fits a team that needs the product built as well as designed, or wants dashboards and automation around it. On design alone, Eleken is the stronger specialist.
Which one fits.
Pick Vizio AI if
- You have no development team, and you want the same firm to design the product and write its front end, back end and integrations.
- Your app depends on outside data, like FitTrack's Google Fit sync or TradeFrogs' Steam inventory, and the design has to follow what the integration allows.
- After launch you need working BI dashboards or workflow automation, built by the team that already knows the product.
- You have engineers already and need senior SaaS design capacity, from a part-time designer at $4,599 a month to two full-time designers.
- You want to test the fit first: Eleken offers a 3-day free trial on one or two screens of your own product.
- You want a firm that works only on SaaS design, with 100+ people since 2015 and a 4.9 rating from 130 Clutch reviews.
Vizio AI and Eleken, compared.
services where Vizio AI goes further than Eleken
smallest Vizio AI project
product, data and growth in one team
The firms.
| Vizio AI | Eleken | |
|---|---|---|
| Istanbul, Türkiye | Kyiv, Ukraine | |
| Remote, working with clients in the US, UK, EU and Middle East | Distributed team based in Kyiv; most designers work in GMT+2 and most clients are in the US | |
| 2021 | 2015 | |
| 10 to 49 | 100+ people; 50 to 249 | |
| Building products, connecting data and automating operations, and growth systems, in three studios | UI/UX design for SaaS products only, sold as a dedicated designer on a monthly plan | |
| Validation Sprint, Free Data Assessment, Free Growth Audit, or a review of an existing build | A 3-day free trial on one or two screens of your product, or a call | |
| Not published | Part-time designer $4,599 a month; full-time designer $6,599 a month; two full-time designers $11,999 a month; 2-month minimum | |
| $5,000 | $10,000+ | |
| 4.4 from 15 reviews | 4.9 from 130 reviews |
What each one sells.
| Vizio AI | Eleken | |
|---|---|---|
| Leads with it | Offered | |
| Leads with it | Offered | |
| Offered | Not offered | |
| Leads with it | Not offered | |
| Leads with it | Not offered | |
| Offered | Not offered | |
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| Not offered | Not offered | |
| Offered | Not offered | |
| Offered | Leads with it |
How they differ.
A design partner or a product team
Eleken sells design. Its plans put one or two designers on your product each month, with unlimited design tasks and revisions. Its product design engineering service goes as far as working front-end code, delivered as pull requests to your repository; the page says "We build interface changes, not your product" and leaves the back end to your developers. Vizio AI designs and builds the whole product, as in the TradeFrogs marketplace with its Steam inventory link, payout workflow and admin panel. If you already employ engineers, Eleken's model fits around them.
Where Eleken is ahead
Design is Eleken's whole business. Clutch lists its service focus as 100% UX/UI design, and it describes itself as a product design agency for SaaS only, with more than 100 people. Vizio AI lists design as a service it offers, not one it leads with: it designs the products it builds, such as FitTrack, a fitness app whose screens were laid out for quick, one-handed use on the move, but it does not sell design on its own. If the interface is the main risk in your product, Eleken has the deeper bench.
Price and commitment
Eleken publishes its prices: $4,599 a month for a part-time designer, $6,599 for a full-time designer and $11,999 for two, with a 2-month minimum and a 3-day free trial. Clutch lists its minimum project as $10,000. Vizio AI publishes no prices; its Clutch minimum is $5,000, and work starts with a Validation Sprint or a review of what already exists. Eleken's prices cover design, so a buyer comparing totals should add the cost of building the product to Eleken's figure.
Review record
Eleken is rated 4.9 from 130 Clutch reviews. Vizio AI has 15 reviews at 4.4, and two reviews scored 1.0 describe missed milestones and no proper handover on e-commerce builds, one of them also calling the UI/UX below standard. Eleken's public record is longer and stronger, and a buyer should weigh that. Ask Vizio AI for references from projects like yours and what it changed after those reviews; ask Eleken how its designers work with the developers who will build their screens.
Questions to ask both.
Who will design our product and who will build it, and how does work pass between them?
What will the first month produce, and how do we judge it before committing to more?
Which past project of yours had a back end or integrations as complex as ours?
What happens to the design files, code and documentation if we stop working together?
Vizio AI work behind this page.
FAQs.
Sources.
Published by Vizio AI, one of the two firms compared; not an independent review. Last updated November 2026: facts about Eleken come from these pages, read on 13 Nov 2026. Something out of date? Tell us.
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