Donux
Milan, Italy
About
Product design studio for B2B SaaS offering UX audits via their Roastit product.
Our Take
Donux publishes 5+ B2B SaaS case studies with specific outcomes—the 4Dem project took a core feature from 27% to 66% usage (“doubling adoption”), Up2You involved a 60+ component design system across multiple brands, and Blue.ai's omnichannel platform was transformed in 12 weeks. The Roastit product offers a structured UX audit specifically for SaaS conversion and PLG flows.
The studio operates on a subscription/retainer model with an average engagement of 6 months, emphasizing iteration over one-off deliverables. Case studies include client testimonials from CPOs and Heads of Product, which adds credibility.
Best for B2B SaaS teams that need ongoing product design support with UX audit as the entry point—particularly if you want a partner embedded in your product cycle rather than a one-time audit report.
Key strengths
- Published adoption metric: core feature usage doubled from 27% to 66% for 4Dem
- Structured UX audit product (Roastit) specifically designed for SaaS conversion and PLG optimization
- Average 6-month engagement with iterative design—not a deliver-and-leave model
Good to know
- Small team (2-9)—confirm capacity if your project requires multiple parallel workstreams
- Milan-based with no visible multi-language support—clarify working language if your team isn't English or Italian-speaking
- Subscription model may not suit teams that only need a one-off UX audit without ongoing design support
Based on publicly available portfolio as of Feb 19, 2026. Own this agency? Claim your profile to provide additional context or request a review update.
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