The fastest way to design a better SaaS product is to look at what good SaaS companies already ship. These are the design resources Khrystyna Oleksiienko of LeadWave keeps coming back to: galleries of real SaaS websites and app screens, component libraries, a course, and the studios she'd hire for a launch. On November 13, 2026, we checked all 30 design links in her reading list, plus six well-known libraries she hadn't saved, and kept the 28 that are still useful today.
The short version: Saaspo and SaaS Interface are her favorites for SaaS websites and app screens. Mobbin is by far the biggest library, with 600,000+ screens. Recent, the new home of the old Godly gallery, is the best general feed of new design work. And if you'd rather hire, a launch video from a SaaS studio starts at about $9,000.
Best SaaS design resources in 2026
SaaS website and landing page inspiration
Saaspo: hand-picked SaaS marketing websites, by page and section (Khrystyna's favorite)
SaaS Landing Page: 850 SaaS landing pages, tagged by stack and font
Lapa Ninja: 7,300+ landing pages collected since 2015
Land-book: hand-picked website designs, updated daily
SEESAW: daily web design picks, tagged by the fonts each site uses
SaaS app UI and user flow libraries
SaaS Interface: real in-app SaaS screens: dashboards, billing, onboarding (Khrystyna's favorite)
SaaSFrame: 5,625 marketing and product screens from 330 SaaS products
Mobbin: the biggest library of real app screens and flows, 600,000+
Refero: product screens and flows for web and iOS, built for AI research
Nicelydone: 224,583 screens from 500+ SaaS apps only
Page Flows: screen recordings of real user journeys, including emails
Brand, deck and wider design inspiration
Recent: the new home of Godly: a curated feed of web, UI, brand and motion work
Rebrand Gallery: 809 rebrands and brand identities, 15,601 shots
Deck.gallery: well-designed decks, split slide by slide
UI components, kits and design assets
21st.dev: 12,000+ React and Tailwind components to paste or install
coss ui: Cal.com's open-source React design system
BoardUI: a React kit for dashboards and AI agent interfaces
Relume: AI sitemaps and wireframes built from 1,000+ components
macOS Icons: 30,000+ free app icons in the macOS style
Indieground: fonts, textures, mockups and motion assets (Khrystyna's favorite)
Learn and check your design
animations.dev: Emil Kowalski's course on interface animation (Khrystyna's favorite)
Checklist Design: checklists of what every page, screen and flow needs
Studios for SaaS design and launch videos
Flowjam: launch videos for AI and SaaS startups (Khrystyna's favorite)
pri.promo: animated product launch videos
Skale: viral launch videos for Bay Area startups
Arc: brand, site, product screens and launch video in a month
Focus Lab: B2B brand agency behind 600+ tech brands
kargul.studio: design and engineering partner for scale-ups
Key numbers
Free to start. Most galleries are free to browse, and the paid ones cost $72 to $300 a year for the cheapest plan. Some sell one-time access instead: SaaS Interface ($39), BoardUI (from €149) and animations.dev ($299).
One giant. Mobbin's 600,000+ screens are more than twice the next five libraries combined.
Built for AI. Mobbin, Refero, SaaSFrame and Rebrand Gallery now let AI agents search their libraries through MCP, and 21st.dev ships a prompt with every component.
Hiring costs about $9,000 and up. Published prices run from $8,985 for one launch video to $30,000 for a month-long brand, site and video package.
Source: each library's pricing page, checked Nov 13, 2026.
SaaS website and landing page inspiration
Saaspo
Saaspo is one of Khrystyna's favorites, rated three stars in her list: a hand-picked collection of SaaS marketing websites that you can browse by page type and by section, such as hero sections or pricing tables, and filter by the stack each site is built with (Webflow, Next.js, Framer). Every example is a real, live SaaS site, so you see what working companies actually ship rather than concept art.
saaspo.com · Free to browse · Khrystyna's favorite
SaaS Landing Page
Davide Pacilio's SaaS Landing Page collects 850 full-length SaaS landing pages, plus separate galleries of pricing, about, features, testimonial and FAQ pages. Each example is tagged with its tech stack (React, Next.js, Tailwind, Webflow, Framer) and the fonts it uses, so you can find every site set in Inter or built on Framer. It's free; sponsored listings pay for it. New entries were still arriving this month.
saaslandingpage.com · Free
Lapa Ninja
Lapa Ninja has collected landing pages since 2015: over 7,300 designs, along with 15,000+ full-page website screenshots and video recordings, browsable by category. It's broader than SaaS, which helps when you want ideas from outside your niche.
lapa.ninja · Free to browse; Pro available
Land-book
Land-book calls itself a curated website design gallery for creatives, updated daily. Besides full websites it has galleries of page sections, mobile designs, motion, OG images and headlines, and you can filter by industry, style and page type, from landing pages to pricing and sign-up pages.
land-book.com · Free to browse; Pro available
SEESAW
SEESAW is a hand-picked directory of well-designed websites, updated daily and tagged by industry. Its trick is typography: every site is tagged with its typefaces, and each font has its own page listing the sites that use it, which makes it a good way to choose type for a SaaS site.
seesaw.website · Free
SaaS app UI and user flow libraries
SaaS Interface
SaaS Interface, from the makers of SaaS Landing Page, shows what SaaS products look like after you log in: dashboards, billing and plan pages, settings, onboarding, empty states and changelogs, sorted into 26 page types and 6 component types such as modals and side panels. It's a one-time purchase, $39 for one person at the current sale price, and its update log shows new additions every month.
saasinterface.com · From $39 one-time · Khrystyna's favorite
SaaSFrame
SaaSFrame covers both sides of a SaaS product, marketing pages and logged-in screens, with 5,625 screens and 478 user flows from 330 SaaS companies, updated weekly. It searches the text inside screenshots, so a search for "invite" finds every invite screen, and Pro screens open as editable Figma designs. The free tier is limited; Pro is $18 a month or $180 a year.
saasframe.io · Free tier; Pro $180/yr
Mobbin
Mobbin started in 2018 as a Dropbox folder of screenshots and is now the biggest library here, with over 600,000 screens from shipped mobile apps, web apps and websites, and new ones every week. It records whole flows, such as onboarding, checkout or cancelling a subscription, and its MCP integration lets AI design and coding tools pull from the library. Free to try; Pro is $10 a month billed yearly.
mobbin.com · Free tier; Pro $120/yr
Refero
Refero is a searchable library of real product screens, user flows and design styles from web and iOS apps, now pitched as design research for the AI era. Its research mode answers questions with references, and Refero MCP lets AI agents search the library directly. There's a free tier with limited results and paid Pro, Team and lifetime plans.
refero.design · Free tier; paid plans
Nicelydone
Nicelydone only collects SaaS: 224,583 screens, 28,746 user flows and 16,758 UI components from 500+ SaaS apps such as Linear, Notion and Stripe. That makes it the most focused of the big libraries if all you design is B2B software. The free tier shows a few previews; Solo costs $300 a year.
nicelydone.club · Free tier; Solo $300/yr
Page Flows
Page Flows records whole user journeys as video, with step-by-step notes on the UI and UX decisions, across iOS, Android, web and even email flows. Watching a real onboarding or upgrade flow is often more useful than a single screenshot. There's no free plan: a 3-day trial costs $2.95, then $99 a year.
pageflows.com · $99/yr
Brand, deck and wider design inspiration
Recent
Recent takes the place of Godly, the popular website inspiration gallery: godly.website now redirects here. It's a hand-curated feed of new design work, from websites and app UI to branding, motion, illustration and posters, with sections most galleries lack: product launch videos, OG images, App Store screenshots and app icons. It's free and was updated as recently as November 12, 2026. If you're designing a SaaS launch, the launch-video and OG-image sections alone are worth a bookmark.
recent.design · Free
Rebrand Gallery
Rebrand Gallery, made by Sahkyo, collects recent rebrands and brand identities: 809 brands and 15,601 shots of the reveal videos, packaging, signage and guidelines. You can browse by industry, style, typeface and studio. It's the place to look before a SaaS rebrand. The free tier allows 200 shots a day.
rebrand.gallery · Free tier; Pro in euros
Deck.gallery
Deck.gallery, curated by Muharrem Şenyıl, collects presentation design: pitch decks, brand guidelines, impact reports and agency credentials decks, each split into single slides you can link to. For a fundraising deck, pair it with our library of real startup pitch decks.
deck.gallery · Free to browse
UI components, kits and design assets
21st.dev
21st.dev, a Y Combinator company, is a community catalog of 12,000+ React and Tailwind components, templates and shadcn themes from many makers. Each has a live preview, the source code and a prompt for Cursor or Claude Code, and installs with the shadcn CLI. The free tier allows 2 copies a day; Builder is $6 a month billed yearly.
21st.dev · Free tier; Builder $72/yr
coss ui
coss ui is the design system Cal.com uses for its own product, released as open source under the MIT license. The components are accessible, built on Base UI and styled with Tailwind, and you copy the source into your app. Its 530 "particles" are ready-made examples of each component in use.
coss.com/ui · Free, open source (MIT)
BoardUI
BoardUI, launched in September 2026 by solo designer-developer Mertcan, is a React and Tailwind kit for the two things most SaaS products now need: dashboards and AI chat. It has 103 components, including 19 data charts and streaming chat with tool calls, plus Figma files. The starter set is free on GitHub; the full kit is a one-time €149 to €349.
boardui.com · Free starter; from €149 one-time
Relume
Relume, a bootstrapped Sydney company, turns a description of your business into a sitemap and wireframe with AI, then builds the site from its library of 1,000+ designer-made components and exports to Figma, Webflow or React. It has moved to relume.ai and now hosts sites too. Free plan; paid plans from $18 a month.
relume.ai · Free plan; from $18/mo
macOS Icons
If your SaaS has a desktop app, macOS Icons has 30,000+ free, community-made app icons in the macOS style, with new uploads this week, plus an icon editor and templates for making your own. It's run by an independent developer and free, with an optional tip jar.
macosicons.com · Free
Indieground
Indieground, an Italian studio founded by Roberto Perrino in 2010, sells radical, retro-flavored graphic resources: fonts, textures, text effects, mockups, brushes and motion assets, with some freebies. Khrystyna rates it three stars, for launch graphics with more character than a UI kit gives. Packs are mostly $15–25, and the Entire Store Bundle is $199; it says 80,000 customers have bought from it.
indieground.net · Packs from $15; everything $199 · Khrystyna's favorite
Learn and check your design
animations.dev
Good SaaS products feel right partly because of motion. animations.dev is an interactive course on how to make interface animation feel right, in CSS and Motion, taught by Emil Kowalski, a design engineer at Linear and the author of Sonner and Vaul. It has more than 45 lessons for $299 one-time, with free updates; the latest came on November 10, 2026.
animations.dev · $299 one-time · Khrystyna's favorite
Checklist Design
Checklist Design, by Melbourne designer George Hatzis, lists what a good page, screen, component or flow should include, across websites, web apps, mobile apps and design systems. Its Figma plugin now runs an AI check of any screen against the checklists. Use it before a design review to catch the empty state or error message you forgot.
checklist.design · Free
Studios for SaaS design and launch videos
Source: each studio's own site, checked Nov 13, 2026.
Flowjam
Flowjam, founded by Adam Petty, makes launch videos for startups like HeyGen, Firecrawl, WorkOS and Gumloop; it says HeyGen's Video Agent launch got 7 million views in 48 hours. An animated video costs $10,000, a founder-led one $15,000 and a filmed launch $20,000, with half off for YC companies. It's moved from flowjam.co to flowjam.com.
flowjam.com · From $10,000 a video · Khrystyna's favorite
pri.promo
pri.promo makes 30–50 second animated launch videos for SaaS companies such as beehiiv, Mintlify, Dub, Chatbase and Motion. One video costs $8,985, script writing included; three cost $19,985.
pri.promo · $8,985 a video
Skale
Skale makes launch videos, animated and filmed, for AI and software companies including Cognition, Replit, Airwallex, Baseten and Bolt.new. It doesn't publish prices; its recent work came out as recently as November 2026.
skale.solutions · Price not published
Arc
Arc designs and builds for AI startups: brand identity, marketing site, product screens and a launch video, in one month for $30,000 ($27,000 for YC companies), or as an ongoing partnership at $12,000 a month. Clients include Automattic, Axiom and AgentMail.
witharc.co · $30,000 launch package
Focus Lab
Focus Lab is a B2B branding agency that says it has built over 600 brands across B2B tech and manufacturing, including Braze, LaunchDarkly and Customer.io. Branding projects start at $15,000 a month, typically $15,000–$50,000 for a startup.
focuslab.agency · From $15,000 a month
kargul.studio
kargul.studio designs and builds product UI, branding and marketing sites for startups such as Whop, Cluely and Superwall. Projects start at $10,000, and a trial week costs $2,500, a cheap way to test a studio before committing.
kargul.studio · From $10,000; trial week $2,500
Which SaaS design resource should you use?
Redesigning a landing page: Saaspo and SaaS Landing Page, then Land-book and Lapa Ninja for ideas outside SaaS.
Designing product screens: SaaS Interface for logged-in SaaS screens; Mobbin or Nicelydone for flows.
Building the UI in code: coss ui (free), 21st.dev, and BoardUI for dashboards and AI chat.
Rebranding: Rebrand Gallery, then a studio such as Focus Lab.
Launching: Recent's launch-video section for ideas, then Flowjam, pri.promo or Skale.
Raising money: Deck.gallery and our pitch deck library.
SaaS design resources that closed or changed
Godly: the famous website gallery now redirects to Recent (above).
10x Designers: the design community's old domain now shows gambling spam. Don't visit it.
Typewolf: still online, but its Site of the Day stopped in December 2025.
Relume: moved from relume.io to relume.ai and became an AI website builder.
Flowjam: moved from flowjam.co to flowjam.com.
Live but not updated in months, so not on the list: Glance (landing-page sections and A/B tests), Bento Grids, HeroKit (animated website heroes) and Logology (logos for startups).
FAQ
What is the best SaaS design inspiration site?
For SaaS marketing sites, Saaspo and SaaS Landing Page. For screens inside SaaS products, SaaS Interface, Mobbin or Nicelydone. For new design work of every kind, Recent.
Is Mobbin free?
Partly. The free plan shows a limited set of apps and no flows or search. Pro costs $10 a month billed yearly ($120) or $15 a month billed quarterly.
What happened to Godly?
Godly now redirects to Recent (recent.design), which says it takes Godly's place with a broader feed: websites, app UI, branding, motion, launch videos, OG images and app icons. It's free.
What are the best free SaaS design resources?
Free to use: SaaS Landing Page, SEESAW, Recent, Checklist Design, coss ui and macOS Icons. Mobbin, SaaSFrame, Refero, Nicelydone and Rebrand Gallery have free tiers.
Where can I find SaaS UI components?
21st.dev has 12,000+ React and Tailwind components, coss ui is Cal.com's free open-source design system, and BoardUI is built for dashboards and AI chat interfaces.
How much does a SaaS launch video cost?
From published prices in November 2026: $8,985 at pri.promo, $10,000 to $20,000 at Flowjam (half for YC companies), and $30,000 at Arc as part of a month-long launch package.
How this list was built
Khrystyna keeps a reading list in Airtable, with links tagged "saas design" or filed under design since 2022. We took the 30 that are design resources (a message-testing tool and a browser aren't, and one gallery was saved twice) and added six libraries that other lists cite most: Mobbin, Page Flows, Nicelydone, Land-book, Lapa Ninja and Godly, which turned out to be Recent. On November 13, 2026, we opened every site and checked whether it's still updated, what it costs, how big it says it is and who runs it.
The 28 that are live and useful made the list, grouped by job, with Khrystyna's favorites first. Sizes and prices are as each site states them; Land-book's and Lapa Ninja's come from their homepages. Studio prices are the ones each studio publishes.
About this list
Curated by Khrystyna Oleksiienko at LeadWave, which maintains a hand-researched database of SaaS and AI companies. She also picked our top SaaS newsletters, best SaaS communities and SaaS founders to follow.
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