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For a Lovable app that works and still looks like a Lovable default, start with Designpixil: we measured 409 Lovable-built apps for the defaults they share, and our redesigns start at $3,000. The Vibing Company specialises in Lovable and rescues apps that are breaking as well as looking rough. BRIX Agency polishes Lovable sites for launch, Shakuro audits Lovable builds for code and UX, and Eleken takes on Lovable-built SaaS with a dedicated designer.
Designpixil is on this list and we wrote it. Every other agency is judged on the same published facts, and how we ranked is at the end.
40% vs 8%
of Lovable-built apps carry three or more default design markers, against YC startup sites
Our 832-site study86%
of 409 Lovable-built apps use shadcn/ui theme tokens, against 33% of YC startups
Our 832-site study59%
of Lovable-built apps use Inter or the browser default font, against 25% of YC startups
Our 832-site studyThe shortlist at a glance
| Agency | Best for | Published price | Minimum project | Not a fit for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Designpixil | Replacing the Lovable default look while keeping the code | $4,917/mo subscription, projects from $3,000 | $3,000 | Enterprise programs that need a large team, or anyone who needs engineers as well as design |
| 2. The Vibing Company | Lovable apps with engineering problems as well as design ones | €35,000 for a 14-day build | Not published | Products built outside Lovable, or design-only budgets |
| 3. BRIX Agency | Lovable marketing sites that need to be launch-ready | Not published | Not published | Logged-in product redesigns; its published work is mostly websites |
| 4. Shakuro | Deciding whether to redesign, refactor or rebuild a Lovable app | Not published | $5,000+ | A design-only redesign; its entry point is a combined code and UX audit |
| 5. Eleken | Lovable-built SaaS that needs a designer for months, not weeks | From $4,599/mo (part-time designer) | $10,000+ | Teams that need a studio to lead strategy and brand rather than add a designer |
What matters for Lovable apps
- 01
They know what Lovable generates
Lovable builds full-stack web apps from natural language, and our study found 86% of Lovable-built apps use shadcn/ui theme tokens. A studio that understands that stack can change the look at the token level instead of screen by screen.
- 02
They give you something Lovable can follow
Lovable has a design systems feature, and you can keep prompting it after the redesign. The handoff should include tokens and component rules you can give Lovable, not just Figma frames.
- 03
They redesign before the default spreads
Lovable's own best-practice docs warn that if you leave design for later, "you will be fighting a default look across the whole app." The earlier the system is set, the less there is to undo.
- 04
They are honest about when to leave Lovable
Sometimes the right next step is syncing to GitHub and continuing in a code editor. A good studio will tell you whether the redesign is easier inside Lovable or outside it.
What goes wrong when a Lovable app is redesigned by prompting
The natural move is to ask Lovable to make the app look more premium. It will, one page at a time, and each answer picks its own fonts, greys and gradients. In our study of 409 Lovable-built apps, 79% used gradient backgrounds and 59% used Inter or the browser's default font, so "more premium" often lands on the same choices everyone else made.
The fix is to decide the system once (type, colour, spacing, radius, components) and feed it to Lovable as rules. We walk through that route in Figma to Lovable.
1. Designpixil: Replacing the Lovable default look while keeping the code
We measured 409 Lovable-built apps for the default design markers they ship with, and redesigning products like them is one of our core services. The work keeps your Lovable code and replaces the look underneath it.
Redesigning AI-built products is a named service for us, not a side line. For Echo AI, an AI chat and IDE product shipped fast as an MVP, we started with tokens before screens (colour, type and spacing as a system), then rebuilt the components the developers actually touch, with every state designed. The full write-up is in how we redesigned Echo AI's vibe-coded MVP.
A redesign starts at $3,000 and the ongoing subscription is $4,917 a month, both published on our pricing page. You work with Anant directly. We design and hand off in a form your coding tool can implement, so you keep full control of your codebase.
“You do some great work and I'll recommend you to anyone I know looking for quality product designs in the states.”
| Based in | Remote-first, serving the US, UK and EU |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2023 |
| Team | Founder-led: Anant Jain designs every project |
| How you hire them | Monthly design subscription, Fixed-scope projects |
| Published price | $4,917/mo subscription, projects from $3,000 |
| Minimum project | $3,000 |
| Design or build | Designs the product for your engineers or AI coding tools; designs and builds marketing sites in Framer |
| AI work they publish | Echo AI case study: whole product in 5 to 6 weeksWhizo AI case study: marketing websiteHAL51 AI: landing page |
| Best for | Replacing the Lovable default look while keeping the code |
| Not a fit for | Enterprise programs that need a large team, or anyone who needs engineers as well as design |
2. The Vibing Company: Lovable apps with engineering problems as well as design ones
The Vibing Company is specialised in Lovable, features in Lovable's partner stories and runs a fixed-scope rescue for broken auth, backends, payments and collapsing design. It also offers Lovable Cloud migration.
| Based in | Munich, Germany |
|---|---|
| Founded | Not published |
| Team | Not published |
| How you hire them | Fixed 14-day build, Fixed-scope rescue weeks |
| Published price | €35,000 for a 14-day build |
| Minimum project | Not published |
| Design or build | Designs and develops in-house |
| AI work they publish | None published that we found |
| Best for | Lovable apps with engineering problems as well as design ones |
| Not a fit for | Products built outside Lovable, or design-only budgets |
3. BRIX Agency: Lovable marketing sites that need to be launch-ready
BRIX Agency has a dedicated Lovable page offering to refine design, structure and SEO so a Lovable project feels finished. Its strength is websites rather than logged-in product screens.
| Based in | Not stated on its site |
|---|---|
| Founded | Not published |
| Team | 9+ designers and 7+ developers |
| How you hire them | Design and development projects |
| Published price | Not published, quoted after a call |
| Minimum project | Not published |
| Design or build | Designs and develops in-house |
| AI work they publish | None published that we found |
| Best for | Lovable marketing sites that need to be launch-ready |
| Not a fit for | Logged-in product redesigns; its published work is mostly websites |
4. Shakuro: Deciding whether to redesign, refactor or rebuild a Lovable app
Shakuro's audit for AI-built products names Lovable and covers UX, code and security together, ending in a keep, refactor, rebuild or scale recommendation.
| Based in | Lewes, Delaware, US and Dubai, UAE |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2006 |
| Team | 150+ people |
| How you hire them | AI-built product audit, Design and development projects |
| Published price | Not published, quoted after a call |
| Minimum project | $5,000+ |
| Design or build | Designs and develops in-house |
| AI work they publish | None published that we found |
| Best for | Deciding whether to redesign, refactor or rebuild a Lovable app |
| Not a fit for | A design-only redesign; its entry point is a combined code and UX audit |
5. Eleken: Lovable-built SaaS that needs a designer for months, not weeks
Eleken says teams arrive with Lovable builds and places a dedicated designer with them from $4,599 a month. It suits a product that has outgrown Lovable's defaults and needs ongoing design, not a one-off.
| Based in | Kyiv, Ukraine, with a US entity in Delaware |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2015 |
| Team | 100+ people |
| How you hire them | Dedicated designer subscription, Team extension, 3-day free trial |
| Published price | From $4,599/mo (part-time designer) |
| Minimum project | $10,000+ |
| Design or build | Design only, handed to your engineers |
| AI work they publish | AampePanjayaCaseScribe |
| Best for | Lovable-built SaaS that needs a designer for months, not weeks |
| Not a fit for | Teams that need a studio to lead strategy and brand rather than add a designer |
How to choose between them
- The app works and you want it to stop looking like LovableDesignpixil
- Auth, payments or the backend are breakingThe Vibing Company
- You mostly need the marketing site launch-readyBRIX Agency
- You are unsure whether to rebuildShakuro
- You need a designer for the next six monthsEleken
How we ranked this list
We started from the studios founders keep running into when they ask AI assistants and search engines who to hire, then kept the ones that do this kind of work and publish proof of it. Every fact in the tables comes from the agency's own website or its public directory listings, checked on October 10, 2026. Prices are only ones an agency publishes itself; where it doesn't, we say so instead of guessing.
The order is our judgment of fit for this specific buyer, not a score. We put Designpixil first only on lists where we genuinely fit the buyer, and our entry lists who we are not right for, the same as everyone else's. If something about your agency is wrong or out of date, email hello@designpixil.com and we will correct it within a week.
