Best B2B Website Design Agencies in 2026: 10 Studios Compared

Disclosure: Greeto Studio builds B2B and SaaS websites, and we are one of the 10 agencies on this page. Our entry is marked "(us)". We have not worked with the other nine. Every fact about them comes from their own website or their Vercel partner profile, opened on October 1, 2026 and linked so you can check it. The list is in alphabetical order. It is not a ranking.

The short answer. If you want a Next.js or headless build, look at FocusReactive, Naturaily, Rango, Webstacks and Greeto Studio (us). If you want a Webflow site your marketers can run, look at Amply and Takeoff. If you are staying on WordPress or HubSpot, look at Bop Design and Huemor. If brand, product and website all need to change together, look at Clay. Five of them publish a price on their site: Amply, Bop Design, Huemor, Rango and Takeoff.

How we picked and checked them

We started from the agencies that came up when we checked on October 1, 2026 (one run per search, from our own browser): page-1 Google results for searches like "b2b website design agency", "saas website design agency" and "nextjs agency for b2b", plus the agencies ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Copilot named when we asked them about B2B, SaaS and Next.js website agencies. From that pool we kept agencies that build B2B or SaaS marketing sites as a core service and publish enough to compare. We kept Clay even though it publishes less, because Google's AI Overview named it for "b2b website design agency". We leaned toward Next.js and modern-stack studios, because that is the work we know best.

For each one we recorded five things from its own pages: the stack it builds on, any published price, any stated timeline, the clients it names, and where it is based.

What we did not do: hire them, read their contracts, or call their clients. So "best for" is our reading of what each agency says about itself. Prices are theirs, as published on October 1, 2026. Ours says "Custom quote" because we do not publish prices.

The comparison at a glance

All rows checked October 1, 2026. Prices are each agency's own published figures, in USD.

"Not published" means we could not find a number on the pages we checked. It does not mean the agency is expensive or cheap.

The 10 agencies, one by one

Amply

Amply is a Webflow agency for B2B and SaaS companies. It calls itself a Webflow Premium Partner approved for Enterprise builds, and it sells packages that run from a 5-page microsite to 50+ page enterprise sites. It now adds "AI enablement" work on top: audits, structured content and workflows.

• Best for: SaaS teams that want a Webflow site marketing can edit without developers, launched in four to six weeks.
• Stack: Webflow. It also mentions custom stacks.
• Pricing: "$10,000 for a very small SaaS website" up to "$100,000+ for larger sites", per its SaaS page.
• Timeline: 4–6 weeks on average for SaaS projects.
• Clients on its site: Awardco, Workstreet, Zenhub.
• Based in: the United States (its llms.txt says so; no city given).
• Worth asking: what happens if you later need app-like pages or integrations Webflow doesn't support natively.
• Source: SaaS page, packages, llms.txt. Checked 2026-10-01.

Bop Design

Bop Design calls itself a B2B marketing agency and specializes in B2B work. Every site it builds is on WordPress, and its FAQ answers the cost question with a real number. It also runs content, SEO and branding.

• Best for: B2B companies in tech, industrial, engineering or consulting that want WordPress plus ongoing content and SEO from one team.
• Stack: WordPress, for every site.
• Pricing: "Most of the B2B websites we create cost between $25,000 to $75,000."
• Timeline: most redesigns and builds finish within 16–20 weeks.
• Clients on its site: Ballantine, Kris-Tech, Pivotree.
• Based in: San Diego, with offices in Orange County and Los Angeles.
• Worth asking: for field Core Web Vitals on two recent sites, and who keeps plugins and WordPress updated after launch.
• Source: company page, FAQ, our work. Checked 2026-10-01.

Clay

Clay began as a UX design agency in San Francisco and now covers brand, product design and marketing websites. Its own FAQ names a common project type: getting a SaaS startup ready for enterprise buyers by redoing brand, product and marketing site together.

• Best for: a brand-led redesign where the identity, the product UI and the website all change at once.
• Stack: not stated on its site.
• Pricing: not published. It offers a blended rate on time-and-materials, fixed-fee or retainer terms, with a proposal after discovery.
• Timeline: not published.
• Clients on its site: Slack, Marqeta, Tipalti (case studies on its homepage).
• Based in: San Francisco, with offices in New York, Austin, Denver, Lisbon and Belgrade. It describes itself as remote-first.
• Worth asking: who builds the site, on which CMS, and who maintains it after launch.
• Source: homepage and FAQ, contact page. Checked 2026-10-01.

FocusReactive

FocusReactive is an engineering-led Next.js and headless CMS studio. Its about page says it was founded in 2019 and has 20 engineers in its core team. It is a Vercel Silver solution partner and works across Sanity, Storyblok, Payload, Contentful and Strapi.

• Best for: sites with real engineering needs, like many markets or languages, a CMS migration, or a Next.js codebase that needs fixing.
• Stack: Next.js with a headless CMS, hosted on Vercel or self-hosted on AWS.
• Pricing: not published.
• Timeline: 8–10 weeks average project duration.
• Clients on its site: EasyPark, EmailOctopus, QuantHealth, Arrive.
• Based in: Amsterdam, London and Warsaw (addresses on its site).
• Worth asking: who owns messaging and visual design, since its pages lead with engineering.
• Source: Next.js page, about, Vercel partner profile. Checked 2026-10-01.

Greeto Studio (us)

This is us, so read it with that in mind. We build B2B and SaaS marketing websites, mostly in Next.js. AI builds it fast. We make it great: experienced people own the messaging, the design calls, the technical SEO and the launch, and you work directly with the person writing the code. More on how a project runs is on our B2B website design and development page.

• Best for: B2B and SaaS teams that want a site shipped quickly without giving up senior judgment on what goes on the page. Also WordPress-to-Next.js moves.
• Stack: Next.js. We can work on other stacks when a project needs it.
• Pricing: Custom quote. We don't publish prices. What moves the number: how many page templates you need, how much copy we write, the CMS and integrations, and how much content has to migrate.
• Timeline: scoped per site.
• Clients on our site: Coralogix, Connecteam, Lusha, PlainID.
• Based in: Israel. We work remotely.
• Proof you can check: we moved our own domain and published the Search Console data, including what lagged, in our domain migration log.
• Where we're weaker: we are a small studio, we have no Clutch reviews yet, and we don't publish a price. If you need a large brand program with many stakeholders, Clay's model fits that better.

Huemor

Huemor publishes its SaaS numbers plainly on its SaaS page. It says it has built SaaS websites for companies from Series A to IPO, and it builds on WordPress, HubSpot or Webflow.

• Best for: funded SaaS companies that want a strategy-heavy redesign on a mainstream CMS.
• Stack: WordPress, HubSpot, Webflow.
• Pricing: "Most of our SaaS website redesigns fall between $50,000 and $100,000." It also offers an instant website estimate tool.
• Timeline: 12–16 weeks from kickoff to go-live.
• Clients on its site: Mark43 and SurePoint, named in testimonials on its SaaS page.
• Based in: Pittsburgh, PA (headquarters).
• Worth asking: which of the three platforms they would pick for you, and why.
• Source: SaaS website design page. Checked 2026-10-01.

Naturaily

Naturaily builds SaaS sites on Next.js or Nuxt with a headless CMS, so marketing can publish without waiting on developers. It also runs a Shopify and e-commerce practice, so not all of its work is B2B.

• Best for: SaaS teams that want a headless rebuild, including large sets of SEO pages generated from data.
• Stack: Next.js/React or Nuxt/Vue, with Sanity, Storyblok, Strapi or Payload. Hosted on Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare.
• Pricing: not published on the pages we checked.
• Timeline: most SaaS builds or rebuilds take 6–12 weeks.
• Clients on its site: n8n (a Nuxt.js site), FGS Global (Next.js with Storyblok).
• Based in: Wrocław, Poland.
• Worth asking: which team members work on B2B sites versus the Shopify side.
• Source: SaaS page, homepage, about. Checked 2026-10-01.

Rango

Rango has the lowest published entry price on this list. It builds Next.js and React marketing sites for B2B SaaS and AI companies in your own GitHub repo, with a headless CMS your marketers run. It also builds on Webflow and Framer.

• Best for: early-stage SaaS or AI teams that want a focused Next.js site they fully own, at a fixed scope.
• Stack: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind; Sanity, Contentful or Payload; Vercel or your own cloud.
• Pricing: "Fixed-scope builds start at $1,500."
• Timeline: four to six weeks for a focused site.
• Clients on its site: ops0, The Rx Assistant.
• Based in: Indore, India.
• Worth asking: what the entry price includes for your page count. It is also a young studio: its site marks its second anniversary.
• Source: Next.js page. Checked 2026-10-01.

Takeoff

Takeoff is a New York B2B agency that publishes its packages and case-study numbers. It treats SEO and answer-engine work as part of the rebuild, and it is a Webflow Certified Partner.

• Best for: SaaS companies past product-market fit that want a redesign with the SEO migration handled for them.
• Stack: Webflow, HubSpot, WordPress, Craft or Drupal.
• Pricing: "The growth package starts at $50k and enterprise at $130k." Retainers are priced separately.
• Timeline: about 14 weeks for a standard project, 12–16 depending on scope.
• Clients on its site: Amira Learning, Bluecore, Prezent, Thanx.
• Based in: New York.
• Worth asking: to see the 55-point redirect map it mentions, applied to a site like yours.
• Source: B2B SaaS page, llms.txt. Checked 2026-10-01.

Webstacks

Webstacks is a San Diego agency that builds composable B2B websites, with Next.js and headless CMSs like Sanity and Storyblok at the core of its stack. It is a Vercel Gold solution partner, and it offers an ongoing "website product team" after launch.

• Best for: scale-ups and enterprises whose marketing team runs the website like a product and wants a retainer partner.
• Stack: Next.js (also Gatsby, WordPress and Webflow), with Sanity, Storyblok or DatoCMS, on Vercel or Netlify.
• Pricing: not published. It scopes each engagement.
• Timeline: a typical B2B marketing site build runs ten to sixteen weeks.
• Clients on its site: Calendly, Gong, ServiceTitan.
• Based in: San Diego, CA.
• Worth asking: what the retainer after launch looks like, since its FAQ says many clients continue on one.
• Source: Next.js page and FAQ, homepage, Vercel partner profile. Checked 2026-10-01.

How to choose: diagnose, decide, act

1. Diagnose what is actually wrong

Write down the one problem the new site has to fix. It is usually one of these:

• Buyers don't get what you do. That is a messaging and design problem. Pick for strategy and copy first, stack second.
• Marketing can't ship a page without a developer. That is a CMS and component problem. Webflow agencies and headless studios both solve it, in different ways.
• You're scared of losing rankings in a redesign. Make the SEO migration plan part of the contract, not a phase after launch.
• The site is slow. Measure field data first, in PageSpeed Insights. A new stack won't fix it by default. In HTTP Archive's August 2026 data, about 71% of Webflow sites, 49% of WordPress sites and 35% of Next.js sites passed mobile Core Web Vitals (source). Speed comes from how a site is built, and you check it per site.

2. Decide on the shape of the project

Then set your timeline against what they publish. Four to six weeks (Amply, Rango) is a different project from 16–20 weeks (Bop Design). Neither is wrong. Longer timelines usually include more research, more stakeholder rounds and more copy.

3. Act: six questions for the first call

1. "Show me field Core Web Vitals for two sites you launched this year." Real-user data, not a Lighthouse screenshot.
2. "What is your redirect and SEO migration plan?" Ask for a sample redirect map.
3. "Who owns the code, the CMS and the hosting accounts?" Get it in writing before you sign.
4. "Who do I talk to every week, and who writes the code?"
5. "What moves the price on our project?" A good answer names drivers: page templates, copy, integrations, migration volume.
6. "What happens in the 30 days after launch?" Rankings and conversions settle over weeks, so someone should be watching.

Still deciding between an agency and an AI builder? We compared the options in AI website builder vs. agency vs. AI-era studio. Moving off WordPress? See our WordPress to Next.js migration services comparison.

FAQ

What are the best B2B website design agencies for SaaS companies?

It depends on the site you need. For a Next.js or headless build, the studios on this list are FocusReactive, Naturaily, Rango and Webstacks, plus Greeto Studio, which wrote this comparison. For Webflow, Amply and Takeoff. For WordPress or HubSpot, Bop Design and Huemor. For a brand-led redesign, Clay. Each agency's stack, published pricing and timeline were checked on its own site on October 1, 2026.

How much does a B2B website design agency cost?

Published prices as of October 1, 2026: Rango's fixed-scope builds start at $1,500, Amply ranges from $10,000 for a very small SaaS site to $100,000+, most Bop Design sites cost $25,000–$75,000, most Huemor SaaS redesigns cost $50,000–$100,000, and Takeoff's growth package starts at $50k with enterprise at $130k. Clay, FocusReactive, Naturaily and Webstacks quote per project, and Greeto Studio gives a custom quote. What moves the price is the number of page templates, how much copy the agency writes, CMS and CRM integrations, and how much content has to migrate.

How long does a B2B website redesign take?

Published timelines range from four to six weeks (Amply on average, Rango for a focused site) to six to twelve weeks (Naturaily), eight to ten weeks (FocusReactive), ten to sixteen weeks (Webstacks), about fourteen weeks (Takeoff), twelve to sixteen weeks (Huemor) and sixteen to twenty weeks (Bop Design). Longer projects usually include more research, stakeholder reviews and copywriting. Ask what is included before comparing weeks.

Should a B2B SaaS website be built on Next.js, Webflow or WordPress?

Choose by who edits the site and what it has to connect to. Webflow suits marketing teams that want to edit visually without developers. WordPress suits teams that already know it and its plugins. Next.js suits sites that need custom integrations, a headless CMS or code your engineers own. No platform makes a site fast on its own. In HTTP Archive's August 2026 data, about 71% of Webflow sites, 49% of WordPress sites and 35% of Next.js sites passed mobile Core Web Vitals. Those are different kinds of sites, so ask each agency for field data from its own launches.

Which agencies build B2B websites in Next.js?

On this list: Webstacks (a Vercel Gold solution partner, San Diego), FocusReactive (a Vercel Silver solution partner, Amsterdam, London and Warsaw), Naturaily (Wrocław), Rango (Indore) and Greeto Studio (Israel, the studio that wrote this page). Naturaily also builds in Nuxt, and Rango also builds in Webflow and Framer.

Is this list sponsored or ranked?

No. No agency paid to be included, there are no affiliate links, and the order is alphabetical. Greeto Studio wrote it and is one of the 10 entries, marked "(us)". If you run one of these agencies and a fact has changed, tell us and we will update the page with the date of the change.