Top White Label UI/UX Design Agencies for eCommerce Projects

Design briefs keep landing on your desk. Some are within your team’s capability. Others are the wrong platform, the wrong specialism, the wrong capacity at the wrong time. A white label UI/UX partner lets you take those briefs, deliver work your clients trust, and keep the relationship entirely yours.

But not every white label design agency is built for eCommerce. Most are general web design shops that list eCommerce in their services without the specific knowledge that eCommerce UX requires. Product page hierarchy, category navigation depth, mobile checkout flows, trust signal placement, and basket abandonment reduction are different disciplines from designing a marketing website, and the agencies that do them well are a smaller group.

This guide was put together by the KiwiCommerce team, Shopify Experts and Adobe Commerce Certified developers based in Cheshire, UK, with 250+ eCommerce projects delivered since 2016. We have included the agencies genuinely suited to white label eCommerce UI/UX work, and the distinction that separates the ones worth working with from the rest.

White label design agencies split into two camps. Most roundup articles miss this distinction entirely, and it is where most agencies choose the wrong partner.

Production shops execute what you send them. You provide a brief, wireframes, and brand guidelines. They produce the designs to your specification. Fast, cost-effective, no strategic input. If your agency handles all the UX thinking and just needs capable hands to produce the output, this model works well.

Strategy partners shape the UX before anyone opens a design tool. They run user research, map customer journeys, audit existing conversion performance, and then design based on what the data shows. For eCommerce briefs where the client wants measurable commercial improvement, not just a new look, this is the type of partner that actually delivers it.

The risk of choosing the wrong camp is real. A production shop given a strategy brief will produce visually competent work that does not convert. A strategy partner given a production brief will slow down the project with research the client did not ask for and is not paying for.

Before shortlisting any white label design partner, decide which type of engagement your brief actually needs.

eCommerce UX has specific requirements that do not come from general web design experience. An agency that has designed SaaS dashboards and corporate websites is not automatically qualified for a Shopify store redesign or a Magento catalogue overhaul.

The areas where eCommerce UX diverges from general design work are:

Product page design. The product page is the single most commercially important page on any eCommerce store. Image hierarchy, variant selection, add-to-cart placement, social proof positioning, delivery information visibility, and mobile layout all directly affect conversion. Poor product page UX is the most common single cause of store underperformance.

Category and navigation structure. How products are categorised, filtered, and browsed determines whether a customer finds what they came for. Navigation that makes sense to the merchant rarely makes sense to the customer. A white label partner with eCommerce UX experience has built and tested category structures before and knows the patterns that work for different product types.

Checkout UX. Checkout is where cart abandonment happens. UK average basket abandonment rates hover around 70–80%. Most of that is structural: too many steps, unclear delivery costs, trust signals absent at the wrong moment, payment method options appearing too late. Checkout UX is a specialist discipline. Most general design agencies have not thought about it at the depth eCommerce requires.

Mobile-first design. The majority of eCommerce traffic is mobile, but the majority of eCommerce conversions still happen on desktop. Designing for both without sacrificing the other requires eCommerce-specific experience.

Trust signal placement. Badges, reviews, return policies, and security indicators have specific optimal positions on product pages and at checkout. This is informed by testing data, not aesthetic preference.

A few specific things separate white label design agencies worth working with from those that will cost you client relationships.

NDA as standard, before the brief is shared. Any credible white label partner signs an NDA before any project brief is shared. The NDA should cover brand suppression in all deliverables: your client name on every design file, your agency on every Figma handoff, zero mention of the design partner anywhere. If an agency hesitates on NDA terms, they are not set up for white label delivery.

eCommerce-specific portfolio evidence. Ask for live URLs of eCommerce stores they have designed, not case study documents. Visit those stores on a mobile phone. Test the product pages, the navigation, and the checkout. The portfolio tells you more than any pitch presentation.

Clean Figma or design handoff process. Whatever your developers receive needs to be production-ready component libraries named correctly, assets exported at the right resolutions, responsive breakpoints documented, and annotations clear enough that any developer can build from them without asking questions. Poor handoff quality is a recurring complaint about design agencies. Ask specifically how they structure their handoff files.

Conversion thinking, not just visual thinking. Ask any prospective partner what specific changes they made on a previous eCommerce project and what the measurable outcome was. If the answer is only about aesthetics, “we modernised the look” the agency is not thinking about the commercial brief behind the design. If the answer includes checkout steps reduced, product page layouts tested, or navigation depth simplified with measurable traffic results, that is conversion thinking.

1. KiwiCommerce

• Location: Handforth, Cheshire, UK
• Founded: 2016
• Certifications: Adobe Commerce Certified, Shopify Experts, Hyvä Bronze Partner
• Design services: eCommerce UI/UX design, Shopify store design, Magento UX, product page and checkout optimisation, Figma design systems, white label delivery

KiwiCommerce brings something most white label design agencies do not: a design team that sits inside a certified eCommerce development agency. When the UX work is done, the same team that designed the store can also build it on Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento, Adobe Commerce, or Hyvä. This is not a standard white label design arrangement. It is end-to-end eCommerce delivery under one roof.

The practical advantage is that design decisions are always informed by how they will be built. There are no handoff gaps, no scope disputes between a design agency and a development team, and no redesigns because the designed component cannot be rendered in the theme. The UI/UX Designing Services team and the development team are the same operation.

For agencies sending eCommerce design briefs, the scope KiwiCommerce can absorb covers the full project: UX research and wireframes, high-fidelity design in Figma, platform-specific implementation, performance tuning, and post-launch support. Every engagement is NDA-protected. Your agency’s name appears on every deliverable.

The team’s eCommerce-specific experience spans 250+ projects across fashion, lifestyle, B2B, health, and retail, which means the design decisions on your next brief come from having tested similar user journeys on live stores, not from design principles applied in a vacuum.

Speak to the KiwiCommerce team about white label eCommerce design.

2. Eleken

• Location: Ukraine (global delivery)
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: Product UI/UX design, SaaS and eCommerce, white label partnerships
• Clutch rating: Strong verified reviews; appears in Clutch’s curated top UX lists

Eleken is a product design agency that works primarily with software and eCommerce clients. Their white label model is explicitly agency-facing they work as an embedded design team under your brand, providing UX research, wireframes, and high-fidelity designs in Figma with handoff documentation included. Their portfolio includes eCommerce product pages, user flows for marketplace platforms, and dashboard design. Note: Ukraine-based, so timezone differences apply for UK agencies needing rapid same-day response.

Worth considering if: Your eCommerce brief is primarily product UI/UX user flows, product pages, and design systems rather than platform-specific implementation, and you are comfortable with a remote Eastern European team.

3. Fireart Studio

• Location: Poland (global delivery, UK clients)
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: UI/UX design, brand identity, eCommerce and SaaS digital products
• Clutch rating: Top UX agency listing on Clutch

Fireart Studio combines UI/UX design with brand identity work useful for eCommerce agencies whose briefs involve a full store rebrand alongside the UX redesign. Their eCommerce experience spans fashion, beauty, and technology product categories. Their white label delivery includes NDA protection and Figma-based handoffs. Poland-based with English-language delivery; strong timezone compatibility with UK working hours.

Worth considering if: Your eCommerce brief involves both UX design and brand identity work visual language, colour systems, typography where design and brand need to be developed together rather than separately.

4. Valmax

• Location: Europe (global delivery)
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: White label UI/UX design, branding, Shopify and Webflow development
• Delivery model: Fixed pricing, brand-suppressed delivery, direct communication

Valmax operates specifically as a white label partner for agencies their model includes fixed pricing per project, anonymous delivery under your agency brand, and support for Shopify and Webflow alongside design work. Their Shopify-specific design experience is relevant for eCommerce briefs where design and development need to be handed off cleanly to the same team or delivered in one scope.

Worth considering if: Your agency needs a white label partner who can handle both the design and development of a Shopify eCommerce store under one fixed-price engagement.

5. Orizon Design

• Location: Ukraine (global delivery)
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: UI/UX design, mobile and web product design, eCommerce interfaces
• Clutch rating: Appears in Clutch top UX curated lists

Orizon Design focuses on digital product design with a track record in eCommerce user interface work. Their process covers UX research, user flow mapping, wireframing, and high-fidelity design before handoff, which suits agencies whose briefs require strategy-led design rather than production delivery. Portfolio examples include marketplace and catalogue interfaces.

Worth considering if: Your eCommerce brief requires full UX strategy research, journey mapping, and information architecture before any visual design work begins.

6. A-listware

• Location: Eastern Europe (global delivery)
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: White label UI/UX design, web applications, eCommerce and SaaS
• Delivery model: White label software and design partner, NDA-standard engagement

A-listware operates as a full white label software and design partner covering UI/UX alongside development for agencies that need both under one agreement. Their eCommerce design work includes product interfaces, catalogue design, and checkout UX for platforms including Shopify and custom builds. Their multi-discipline capability suits agencies that receive eCommerce briefs where design and development are integrated, not handed off separately.

Worth considering if: Your agency needs a single white label partner covering both UI/UX design and full-stack development for an eCommerce project, without coordinating two separate suppliers.

7. Pixetic

• Location: Eastern Europe (global delivery, UK and EU clients)
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: eCommerce UI/UX design, conversion-focused design, white label delivery
• Delivery model: Dedicated white label design team, NDA, agency partnership model

Pixetic positions itself specifically around eCommerce design and conversion optimisation which makes it more relevant for commercial eCommerce briefs than general UI/UX agencies. Their portfolio covers product page design, checkout UX, and category navigation for eCommerce clients. White label delivery includes brand suppression and Figma handoff as standard.

Worth considering if: The primary goal of your eCommerce design brief is conversion improvement checkout completion, product page performance, basket abandonment reduction rather than a full visual rebrand.

8. Webo Agency

• Location: UK-based
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: Web design, UI/UX, eCommerce design, white label for UK agencies
• Delivery model: White label web design and development, NDA, UK-based team

Webo Agency is a UK-based design and development agency offering white label services for UK digital agencies. Their work covers eCommerce design alongside wider web design, with UK-based delivery meaning same-timezone communication and no international coordination overhead. Their eCommerce design capability covers Shopify and WooCommerce stores.

Worth considering if: Your agency wants a UK-based white label design partner for eCommerce briefs same timezone, same working week, and no international coordination required.

9. Ramotion

• Location: USA (global clients)
• Founded: Not publicly stated
• Specialisation: Brand identity, UI/UX design, digital product design
• Notable work: Design work for Firefox, GitHub, Dropbox, and other technology brands

Ramotion is a US-based brand and digital design studio with a strong reputation for visual quality and brand-first design thinking. Their eCommerce work sits within a broader technology and product design portfolio. For agencies whose eCommerce briefs prioritise brand-led design quality over conversion-focused UX strategy, Ramotion’s visual execution is consistently high. Their client portfolio suggests enterprise-level experience.

Worth considering if: Your eCommerce client needs a brand-led store redesign where the visual identity and design quality are the primary brief rather than a conversion-first engagement.

A well-designed eCommerce store does not just look good. It converts.

Product pages with clear visual hierarchy main image dominant, variant selector prominent, add-to-cart in immediate viewport, delivery information visible without scrolling consistently outperform design-first approaches where aesthetics take priority over usability.

Category pages with clean filter systems, logical sorting defaults, and clear product counts reduce the search time customers spend finding products. Reduced search time means lower bounce rates and higher session value.

Checkout pages with the fewest possible steps, delivery cost visible before the payment screen, multiple payment methods presented without visual hierarchy favouring one over another, and trust signals security badges, returns policy, customer review count placed at the decision moments rather than the top of the page.

These are not design opinions. They are patterns established through A/B testing across millions of transactions on live stores. The white label agencies worth working with know these patterns and apply them by default. The ones that do not produce beautiful stores that underperform commercially.

KiwiCommerce’s White Label Web Design Services cover the full eCommerce design scope from initial UX strategy through to Figma handoff and platform implementation. The difference from a standalone design agency is that the development team who will build the design is the same team that designed it.

For agencies sending Shopify briefs, our Shopify Development Services team implements designs in custom Liquid, with no template modifications and no bought theme customisations. For Magento and Adobe Commerce briefs, our Magento Development Services team handles the full build from the same Figma files.

Our Hire UI UX Designers page covers dedicated designer resources for agencies that need ongoing design capacity rather than project-by-project engagement. Our broader White Labeling Services cover the full technology stack if development alongside design is part of the requirement.

Every white label engagement starts with an NDA. Your agency name is on every deliverable.

Get in touch to discuss white label eCommerce design.

Every agency in this guide was assessed on their eCommerce-specific design portfolio, white label delivery model, NDA process, and evidence of conversion-focused thinking rather than aesthetic-only output.

Agencies appearing in Clutch’s global top UI/UX rankings with very high review counts, large team sizes, or enterprise-only client portfolios were excluded; they are credible agencies but serve a different scale and budget than most UK agencies sending white label eCommerce briefs. General design subscription services (Superside, Design Pickle, ManyPixels) were also excluded; their subscription model is built for high-volume creative production, not specialist eCommerce UX strategy.

A white label eCommerce design partner means your agency can take briefs it would otherwise turn away Shopify redesigns when your team is at capacity, Magento UX audits when design is not your core specialism, checkout optimisation projects when your developers need design to lead.

The agencies on this list represent the options worth evaluating. For UK agencies wanting a partner who combines certified eCommerce expertise with white label design and development delivery under one roof, KiwiCommerce is the option on this list built specifically for that.

Get in touch with the KiwiCommerce team to discuss white label eCommerce design.