Product design sprints that get your startup enterprise-ready in 4 weeks.
Enterprise buyers judge you before the first demo. In four weeks, we design a product that looks as established as the companies you’re selling to.
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Frequently asked questions
Baseframe is my product design studio for B2B startups. In focused 4-week sprints, I redesign your product so it looks and works like something enterprise buyers can trust, and hand it off ready for your team to build. I mostly work with Seed to Series B startups of 15 to 150 people, and have worked on 40+ products across AI, fintech, logistics, dev tools and SaaS.
Me, Pratik. Baseframe is just me: I do every part of the work myself, from kickoff to handoff, and I'm the only person you'll talk to. That's also why I take on one project at a time, so your sprint gets my full focus for all four weeks.
Hiring a good senior designer takes months and costs far more than a sprint. A sprint gets your core product redesigned in four weeks, with a design system your team (or a future hire) can build on. Plenty of my clients do both: a sprint now to get ready for enterprise deals, then a hire once there's a system to grow into.
Week 1 is an audit of your product and a visual direction you sign off on. Weeks 2 and 3 cover your core flows, the remaining screens and a design system. Week 4 is polish, a clickable prototype and dev handoff. A typical sprint covers 30 to 60 screens across the flows that matter most for revenue; if your product needs more, I'll plan a second sprint rather than rush the first. I take on one project at a time, so book early if you'd like to hold the next spot.
- Your core product redesigned, with scope agreed in week 1
- A design system in Figma your team can extend
- A clickable prototype you can use in sales demos and investor meetings
- A developer-ready handoff your engineers can build from directly
- A recorded walkthrough of every design decision
- 2 weeks of support after handoff for any questions from your developers
No, and most of my clients don't. I start from what's already working, keep what your users know, and redesign the parts that are costing you trust, activation or deals. If you don't have a product yet, I can design an MVP from scratch, as long as you know who it's for and what problem it solves.
A 4-week sprint is a fixed $7,500, with no hidden costs: extras like fonts, stock imagery or tool licences are approved by you first. I'm currently offering a founding rate of $6,000 to my next 3 clients in exchange for a testimonial and a case study. It's 50% to kick off and 50% at handoff, in USD by bank transfer, Wise or card. If you don't like the direction at the end of week 1, you can walk away and keep everything I've made, having paid only the deposit.
Yes. Most startups want their site and brand to match the new product, so I offer them as add-ons to the sprint:
- Website redesign to match the new product
- +$3,500
- Brand refresh (logo polish, type, colour, guidelines)
- +$2,500
- Pitch or sales deck in the new brand
- +$1,500
- Front-end build of the marketing site (Framer or Next.js)
- Quoted per project
We share a Slack channel from day one and I post progress as I go, with two short syncs a week and everything else async. Most founders spend 2 to 3 hours a week with me. I'm based in India and overlap with your morning (US) or afternoon (UK), so you often leave feedback at the end of your day and wake up to the changes. From you, I need product access, a 60-minute kickoff and one decision-maker who can give feedback within a day.
You do. Once the final payment is made, every file, screen and asset is fully yours, and I'll only show the work in my portfolio with your permission. I'm happy to sign an NDA before kickoff, or share mine.
Most teams keep shipping new features, and they need design for those too. You can keep me on as your design partner for $3,000 to $4,000 a month, with no long-term contract. Because I work on one project at a time, a retainer takes the next open spot rather than sharing my time with a new sprint, so let me know before handoff if you'd like to continue.
“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Pratik, and it’s been one of those rare partnerships where you never feel like you’re just “hiring a vendor.” He helped us design our logo, built the first version of our website, and brought a creativity that still shapes how NiaKai looks and feels today. He also worked closely with our engineering team to bring our platform’s UI to life — and made that collaboration look easy. It never felt transactional. It felt like a partnership — Pratik was invested in what we were building, not just checking boxes. He takes feedback well, is always willing to learn, and cares about getting it right. His talent speaks for itself. Beyond the work, I consider Pratik a friend. Grateful for the foundation he helped us build, and any team fortunate enough to work with him is in good hands.”
Aalim A Moor IIFounder, NiaKaiFrequently asked questions
Baseframe is my product design studio for B2B startups. In focused 4-week sprints, I redesign your product so it looks and works like something enterprise buyers can trust, and hand it off ready for your team to build. I mostly work with Seed to Series B startups of 15 to 150 people, and have worked on 40+ products across AI, fintech, logistics, dev tools and SaaS.
Me, Pratik. Baseframe is just me: I do every part of the work myself, from kickoff to handoff, and I'm the only person you'll talk to. That's also why I take on one project at a time, so your sprint gets my full focus for all four weeks.
Hiring a good senior designer takes months and costs far more than a sprint. A sprint gets your core product redesigned in four weeks, with a design system your team (or a future hire) can build on. Plenty of my clients do both: a sprint now to get ready for enterprise deals, then a hire once there's a system to grow into.
Week 1 is an audit of your product and a visual direction you sign off on. Weeks 2 and 3 cover your core flows, the remaining screens and a design system. Week 4 is polish, a clickable prototype and dev handoff. A typical sprint covers 30 to 60 screens across the flows that matter most for revenue; if your product needs more, I'll plan a second sprint rather than rush the first. I take on one project at a time, so book early if you'd like to hold the next spot.
- Your core product redesigned, with scope agreed in week 1
- A design system in Figma your team can extend
- A clickable prototype you can use in sales demos and investor meetings
- A developer-ready handoff your engineers can build from directly
- A recorded walkthrough of every design decision
- 2 weeks of support after handoff for any questions from your developers
No, and most of my clients don't. I start from what's already working, keep what your users know, and redesign the parts that are costing you trust, activation or deals. If you don't have a product yet, I can design an MVP from scratch, as long as you know who it's for and what problem it solves.
A 4-week sprint is a fixed $7,500, with no hidden costs: extras like fonts, stock imagery or tool licences are approved by you first. I'm currently offering a founding rate of $6,000 to my next 3 clients in exchange for a testimonial and a case study. It's 50% to kick off and 50% at handoff, in USD by bank transfer, Wise or card. If you don't like the direction at the end of week 1, you can walk away and keep everything I've made, having paid only the deposit.
Yes. Most startups want their site and brand to match the new product, so I offer them as add-ons to the sprint:
- Website redesign to match the new product
- +$3,500
- Brand refresh (logo polish, type, colour, guidelines)
- +$2,500
- Pitch or sales deck in the new brand
- +$1,500
- Front-end build of the marketing site (Framer or Next.js)
- Quoted per project
We share a Slack channel from day one and I post progress as I go, with two short syncs a week and everything else async. Most founders spend 2 to 3 hours a week with me. I'm based in India and overlap with your morning (US) or afternoon (UK), so you often leave feedback at the end of your day and wake up to the changes. From you, I need product access, a 60-minute kickoff and one decision-maker who can give feedback within a day.
You do. Once the final payment is made, every file, screen and asset is fully yours, and I'll only show the work in my portfolio with your permission. I'm happy to sign an NDA before kickoff, or share mine.
Most teams keep shipping new features, and they need design for those too. You can keep me on as your design partner for $3,000 to $4,000 a month, with no long-term contract. Because I work on one project at a time, a retainer takes the next open spot rather than sharing my time with a new sprint, so let me know before handoff if you'd like to continue.