5 Best UI/UX Design Agencies in Mumbai: A Curated Shortlist
A disclosed shortlist of five UI/UX design agencies for Mumbai businesses, and what fintech, media and consumer brands should look for in a design partner.
Quick answer
Mumbai has one of India's deepest benches of product design studios, so the right choice depends on what you're designing. This shortlist covers five options: ZSpace Labs (the publisher, working remotely) for design delivered alongside engineering, ProCreator for SaaS and enterprise products with flexible engagement models, Yellow Slice for research-first UX and service design, Octet Design Studio for complex B2B and SaaS interfaces, and Ungrammary for fintech and banking products.
- ZSpace Labs (Remote; serves Mumbai businesses (no Mumbai office)): Teams that want design and build from the same people
- ProCreator (Mumbai (also Singapore, USA)): SaaS and enterprise teams wanting subscription or audit engagements
- Yellow Slice (Mumbai): Businesses whose customer journey spans digital and offline
- Octet Design Studio (Mumbai (also Bengaluru, Ahmedabad)): Teams designing complex, data-heavy products
- Ungrammary (Mumbai): Banks, fintechs and SaaS companies
Editorial disclosure
ZSpace Labs wrote this article and appears first in it as the publisher's featured entry. That ordering reflects who published the list, not an independent ranking, and we would rather say so plainly than imply otherwise.
Worth noting
Editorial disclosure: This comparison is published by ZSpace Labs, which is included in the list. We have identified the companies using publicly available information and the criteria described below. Readers should independently evaluate providers against their own project requirements.
Why design matters for Mumbai businesses
Mumbai is India's financial centre. The Reserve Bank of India, BSE and the National Stock Exchange are headquartered here, alongside a large concentration of banks, insurers, brokers and fintech companies. It is also home to much of India's film, television and advertising industry and to many consumer brands.
That mix shapes the design problems Mumbai businesses bring to agencies. Financial products need onboarding and KYC flows that feel trustworthy and stay compliant. Media and consumer products compete for attention on crowded phone screens. Many products serve users who switch between English, Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati, and who range from first-time smartphone users to seasoned traders.
Common UX problems we see in these sectors
These are patterns that come up repeatedly in finance, media and consumer products, not findings about any particular company:
- Onboarding drop-off: long KYC and document steps without clear progress or save-and-resume
- Trust gaps: unclear fees, charges or data use at the moment users are asked to commit
- Dense dashboards: portfolio, policy or account screens that show everything and explain nothing
- Language as an afterthought: translated screens that break layouts or read awkwardly
- Design that doesn't survive build: approved designs diluted in development because states and edge cases weren't specified
How we chose these companies
We started from the companies that appear repeatedly in search results, directories and industry lists for this service in Mumbai, then checked each one's official website to confirm what it actually offers, where it is based and who it works with. We kept companies whose own published services match the brief, and dropped ones whose focus sat elsewhere.
Mumbai searches for UI/UX agencies are dominated by directories and by lists that studios publish about themselves. Several of the companies below publish such lists too. We kept studios with a confirmed Mumbai office and a clearly described research and product design practice. Lollypop Design Studio, which also has a Mumbai office, is covered in our India-wide UI/UX shortlist.
Every company was described against the same criteria:
- Relevance: the company's published services match this specific service, not just a long list of everything
- Local presence: an office in Mumbai that we could confirm from the company's own website or public company listings
- Clarity of offer: whether its site explains what it builds, how it works and who it works with
- Fit: the kinds of businesses and projects it appears best suited to, based on its own stated focus
- Research practice: whether the studio describes user research and usability testing, not only visual design
The shortlist at a glance
| Agency | Main specialisation | Relevant services | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZSpace Labs | Product design delivered with engineering | Research, flows, prototypes, UI, design systems, UX audits | Teams that want design and build from the same people |
| ProCreator | Product design for SaaS and enterprise | UX research, UI, prototyping, design systems, AI experience design | SaaS and enterprise teams wanting subscription or audit engagements |
| Yellow Slice | Research-first UX and service design | UX research, product design, CX and service design, brand strategy | Businesses whose customer journey spans digital and offline |
| Octet Design Studio | UI/UX for SaaS, B2B and enterprise | User research, UI/UX design, usability testing, UI development | Teams designing complex, data-heavy products |
| Ungrammary | Digital product design with a BFSI focus | Product and UX/UI design, UX research, usability testing, frontend engineering | Banks, fintechs and SaaS companies |
1. ZSpace Labs
ZSpace Labs is an independent technology and digital product studio where one team both designs and builds. For UI/UX work that covers user research, flows and wireframes, interactive prototypes, interface design, design systems and UX audits for websites, apps and SaaS products.
Because the designers work alongside the engineers, components are specified with their build in mind and design systems are delivered as code-ready tokens and components. That matters most for products like fintech dashboards and onboarding flows, where small details such as error states, loading states and validation messages decide whether users trust the product.
On location: ZSpace Labs does not have an office in Mumbai. It works with businesses there remotely, with meetings on video calls and work shared in common tools. If face-to-face workshops matter to you, the companies below with Mumbai offices can offer them more easily.
Where it is not the best fit: ZSpace Labs does not publish design case studies or awards, and it is not a specialist research consultancy for large, multi-city research programmes.
Learn more: UI/UX design services and about ZSpace Labs.
Who might consider it: Mumbai startups and product teams who want design and development to move together, without a hand-off between agencies.
2. ProCreator
ProCreator is a Mumbai-based design agency with offices in Singapore and the USA. Its services include UX research, UI design, prototyping, design systems and AI experience design, along with development.
It focuses on SaaS and enterprise products across fintech, edtech, healthtech, BFSI and ecommerce, and offers subscription, fixed-scope and UX-audit engagements. That flexibility suits teams that need ongoing design capacity rather than a single project.
Official website: procreator.design
Who might consider it: SaaS and enterprise product teams that want continuing design support or a focused UX audit.
3. Yellow Slice
Yellow Slice is a Mumbai-based strategic design company that describes itself as having worked for more than 15 years. It offers UX research, digital product design, customer-experience and service design, and brand strategy.
Service design is the distinctive part. For Mumbai businesses such as banks, insurers and retailers, where a customer's journey crosses an app, a website, a branch and a call centre, a research-first studio that designs the whole experience rather than only screens can be the better fit.
Official website: yellowslice.in
Who might consider it: Financial services, retail and consumer businesses whose customer experience crosses digital and physical channels.
4. Octet Design Studio
Octet Design Studio has offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad. It offers user research, UI/UX design, usability testing and UI development.
Its specialism is SaaS, enterprise and B2B products, including fintech, healthtech, logistics and martech. For Mumbai's B2B fintech and enterprise software companies, that experience with dense dashboards and multi-role workflows is directly relevant.
Official website: octet.design
Who might consider it: B2B and SaaS companies designing complex dashboards, admin tools and multi-step workflows.
5. Ungrammary
Ungrammary is a Mumbai-based UI/UX design agency. Its services cover digital product and UX/UI design, UX research and usability testing, frontend engineering, visual and motion design, website design and design for AI products.
Its site highlights banking and finance alongside SaaS and enterprise, consumer products, health and sustainability. Its BFSI emphasis is relevant for Mumbai, where many banking and financial products are designed.
Official website: ungrammary.com
Who might consider it: Banks, NBFCs, fintechs and SaaS companies that want a design partner with a stated BFSI focus.
Services and capabilities compared
The table below summarises each company's published focus and the related services it lists. It reflects what each company says about itself, checked on its official website, and is not an assessment of quality.
| Agency | Based in | Published focus | Also offers |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZSpace Labs | Remote; serves Mumbai businesses (no Mumbai office) | Usable interfaces and design systems shipped as production code | Web and mobile development, Shopify, AI automation, CRO |
| ProCreator | Mumbai (also Singapore, USA) | Adoption-focused product design with flexible engagement models | Web, mobile and no-code development |
| Yellow Slice | Mumbai | Strategic, research-led design across product and service experience | Service design, brand strategy |
| Octet Design Studio | Mumbai (also Bengaluru, Ahmedabad) | Research-driven design for SaaS, enterprise and B2B interfaces | UI development, usability testing |
| Ungrammary | Mumbai | Product design for banking, finance and SaaS, plus design for AI | Website design, motion, frontend engineering |
What to look for when choosing
Whichever company you shortlist, these are the things that separate a good fit from a frustrating project:
- Regulated-flow experience: KYC, consent, mandates and disclosures designed to be clear, not just compliant
- Multilingual design: layouts tested in Hindi and Marathi, not only translated at the end
- Research with real users: sessions with your actual customers, including less tech-savvy ones
- Accessibility: contrast, text size and screen-reader support, which also helps older customers
- Hand-off quality: specified states, edge cases and a design system developers can use
- Proximity, if it matters to you: in-person workshops are easier with a Mumbai studio; remote teams rely on structured video sessions
Questions to ask before you hire
Ask every shortlisted company the same questions, in writing, so the answers are comparable:
- Have you designed onboarding or KYC flows, and what did you change to reduce drop-off?
- How would you research our users, and how would you include non-English speakers?
- Can you walk us through one case study from research to launch?
- What exactly will we receive: flows, prototypes, a design system, specs?
- How do you work with our developers or our technology vendor during build?
- How will we measure whether the new design works better?
Typical project considerations
Scope drives cost. The number of flows, the depth of research and whether a design system is included matter more than where the studio is based. See how to choose a UI/UX design agency for what to compare.
UX audit first, if unsure. A focused audit of your most important journey is a low-risk way to test an agency before a full redesign. Read UI design vs UX design to work out which problem you have.
Plan for build. In regulated products, the gap between design and production is where problems creep in. Agree who owns hand-off before design starts.
Conclusion
For SaaS and enterprise teams wanting flexible engagements, ProCreator; for research-first design across digital and physical journeys, Yellow Slice; for complex B2B products, Octet; for banking and fintech products, Ungrammary.
If you want design and engineering from the same team, ZSpace Labs works with Mumbai businesses remotely. Whoever you choose, ask each studio to walk you through one project from research to launch.
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Sources and verification
Company information in this article was checked on each company's official website on 4 October 2026, with office locations confirmed from public company listings where a homepage did not state them. Services and focus areas change, so confirm current details with each company directly. Figures that companies publish about themselves, such as client or project counts, are deliberately left out because we could not verify them independently. Mumbai office locations were confirmed on each company's official website.
- ProCreator: procreator.design
- Yellow Slice: yellowslice.in
- Octet Design Studio: octet.design
- Ungrammary: ungrammary.com
- ZSpace Labs: zspace.in/services/ui-ux-design
Common questions.
It depends on the product. ProCreator suits SaaS and enterprise teams wanting flexible engagements, Yellow Slice suits research-led service design, Octet suits complex B2B products and Ungrammary focuses on banking and fintech. ZSpace Labs, the publisher, works remotely and combines design with engineering.