Compare Cluma to the subscriptions teams switch from: generalist queues like Design Pickle and Penji, and enterprise platforms like Superside. Honest, dated, no fluff.
Cluma has worked with many startups and companies from the U.S., across Europe, to Japan, including teams funded by Microsoft. Out of those engagements came solutions pitched to big companies such as Netflix, and enterprise interfaces delivered to and used by brands such as the U.S. government, Chipotle, Barnes & Noble and Siemens Energy.




























An honest look at Cluma next to the models teams switch from. Competitor figures verified August 2026 from public pricing pages.
Flat-rate graphic queue, scoped on a call. Switch for SaaS product and UX depth, not just marketing graphics.
Unlimited graphic design from $499/mo. Switch for product and UX depth, senior ownership and Figma-native handoff.
One solo designer, one request at a time at $4,995/mo. Switch for a modular senior team across product, brand and web.
Enterprise platform from $15k/mo on an annual contract. Switch for flat pricing and genuine pause, no lock-in.
One flat price, and what independent
research says great design returns.
Switching, pricing and how Cluma compares
For SaaS product teams, Cluma. It is product and UX-led (dashboards, app UI, design systems), modular, and AI-accelerated with progress roughly every 48 hours, on a flat published price with genuine pause anytime. Generalist queues still fit high-volume marketing graphics.
Cluma publishes flat module rates from $1,995 to $3,995 per month, no contract. Superside is quote-based, starting around $15,000 per month on an annual commitment plus a platform fee (verified August 2026, superside.com). For most SaaS product teams, Cluma is a fraction of the cost.
Yes. Cluma lets you pause anytime; billing stops immediately and unused days of the month bank and resume when you reactivate. First month paid in full, then cancel or pause anytime, no long-term contract, no cancellation fee, plus a 7-day trial.
For ongoing SaaS product design, yes. 99designs is a per-project crowd contest, best for a one-off logo or asset. Cluma is a continuous, senior-owned design team for product, brand and launch work, on a flat monthly subscription.
Three steps: migrate your live requests, onboard your brand and design system, and see progress on your first request roughly every 48 hours until it is finished. With pause anytime, a 7-day trial and no cancellation fee, trying Cluma carries no lock-in risk.