Top 7 UX Design Agencies in Copenhagen 2026

Updated on
August 10, 2026
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What Makes Copenhagen's UX Market Distinctive?

Copenhagen's UX market is closely connected to its strong design, technology, commerce, and service-design ecosystem. E-commerce, SaaS, B2B products, fintech, healthcare, public services, and digital transformation are particularly well represented, while Copenhagen also has a mature service-design culture that connects digital experiences with broader customer and citizen journeys. (UX Agencies)

That makes research, service design, accessibility, design systems, product strategy, and human-centred design particularly important. Some agencies specialise in digital UX and product experiences, while others bring service design, technology, development, brand, or design engineering into the engagement.

The 7, in profile

Agency Founded Base Team Rate Min. Project
NetBramha Studios 2008 Bangalore · Copenhagen-serving 250+ clients On request On request
Designit 1991 Copenhagen 250+ €230–280/hr Undisclosed
Manyone 2018 Copenhagen 50-99 €150–200/hr Undisclosed
Spring/Summer 2007 Copenhagen 10-49 €150–199/hr Undisclosed
EDL 2021 Copenhagen 2-9 €215–255/hr Undisclosed
Blackbook 2015 Copenhagen 2-9 Undisclosed Undisclosed
Adapt 1998 Copenhagen 10-49 €120–160/hr Undisclosed

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The 7, in depth

1. NetBramha Studios

Best for Copenhagen companies looking for an international UX partner across fintech, healthcare, enterprise, mobility, AI, and complex digital products

Research-led product design for complex digital ecosystems

NetBramha Studios is a UX strategy and product design studio working across fintech, healthcare, enterprise technology, mobility, education, and emerging technologies. Its approach combines user research, product strategy, information architecture, UX/UI design, prototyping, design systems, and usability validation to solve complex product and experience challenges.

Its portfolio includes Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Springer Nature, TransUnion CIBIL, HDFC Bank, SIXT, BHIM, Razorpay, and Emaar. Its experience across financial products, healthcare experiences, enterprise platforms, mobility products, and AI-driven experiences makes it relevant to Copenhagen's technology, fintech, and digital-services ecosystem.

NetBramha's BHIM redesign drove monthly transactions from 38.9 million to nearly 120 million, providing a measurable example of design connected to product performance. Its international delivery experience also gives Copenhagen companies an option beyond locally based agencies when products need to operate across multiple markets.

Notable clients

Google · Microsoft · Cisco · Springer Nature · TransUnion CIBIL · HDFC Bank · SIXT · BHIM · Razorpay · Emaar

Core services

UX Research · Product Strategy · UX/UI Design · Prototyping · Design Systems · Usability Testing · Design Thinking · Information Architecture · Visual Design · Validation

Key industries

Fintech · Healthcare · Enterprise Technology · Mobility · Education · AI · Emerging Technology

Verdict

Why choose them: Broad experience across complex digital products, research-led strategy, and multiple industries.

Where they stand out:
Combining UX research, strategy, and product design for products operating across markets and at significant scale.

What to consider:
NetBramha is not Copenhagen-headquartered, so teams requiring a local Danish studio should compare the delivery model and workshop requirements.

Best fit:
Copenhagen companies building complex enterprise, fintech, healthcare, mobility, or technology products.

Website:
netbramha.com

2. Designit

Best for large enterprises, financial services, healthcare, transportation, and large-scale service or digital transformation

Research-led experience strategy for complex organisations

Designit is a Copenhagen-based strategic design and innovation consultancy working across UX design, service design, digital products, research, and business transformation. Its UX practice covers websites, applications, complex systems, and complete digital ecosystems, with research and design used to understand user needs and create coherent experiences across multiple touchpoints.

The Copenhagen studio is Designit's global headquarters and works across industries, markets, cultures, platforms, and technologies, with a particular emphasis on sustainability and circularity. (Designit)

Its work includes projects for Lloyds Banking Group, DNB, FedEx, Nokia, Repsol, BforBank, Nespresso, Microsoft, and Scandinavian Airlines. Its combination of research, strategy, UX, and service design makes it suited to large organisations managing complex customer or employee experiences. (Designit)

Notable clients

Lloyds Banking Group · DNB · FedEx · Nokia · Repsol · BforBank · Nespresso · Microsoft · Scandinavian Airlines

Core services

UX Design · Design Research · Service Design · Experience Strategy · Digital Products · Innovation · Sustainability & Circular Design

Key industries

Financial Services · Healthcare · Transportation · Technology · Enterprise · Aviation

Verdict

Why choose them: Deep experience in research-led design, service design, and large-scale transformation.

Where they stand out:
Complex multi-market organisations where UX needs to connect with broader business and service transformation.

What to consider:
A large consultancy model may be more than smaller companies need for a focused product-design engagement.

Best fit:
Large enterprises, financial institutions, healthcare organisations, transportation companies, and global brands.

Website:
Designit

3. Manyone

Best for enterprise transformation, digital products, service innovation, AI-enabled experiences, and organisations connecting strategy, design, and technology

Strategic design connecting business transformation with technology

Manyone is a Copenhagen-based strategic design consultancy combining strategy, design, and technology to help organisations transform products, services, and businesses. Its capabilities span digital products, UX/UI, service design, innovation, technology, and product development, allowing teams to work from early strategic questions through to implementation.

Manyone launched in Copenhagen in 2019 and has since expanded its international presence. Its Copenhagen office operates from Nordhavn, one of the city's major creative and business districts. (Manyone)

The consultancy has delivered hundreds of projects across corporate and product brands and has worked with organisations including Novo Nordisk, Nordea, STARK Group, LEO Pharma, and Volvo. Its digital product practice covers product definition, UX/UI, prototyping, software engineering, AI solutions, and scalable digital platforms.

Notable clients

Novo Nordisk · Nordea · STARK Group · LEO Pharma · Volvo

Core services

Strategy · UX/UI Design · Service Design · Product Development · Innovation · Technology · AI Solutions · Digital Products

Key industries

Healthcare · Financial Services · Enterprise · Technology · Consumer Products · Mobility

Verdict

Why choose them: Combines strategy, design, technology, and innovation rather than treating UX as an isolated design function.

Where they stand out:
Enterprise transformation and products where business strategy and technology need to move together.

What to consider:
Companies seeking a small specialist UX studio may find Manyone's broader consultancy model unnecessary.

Best fit:
Enterprises, established technology businesses, and organisations undertaking product or service transformation.

Website:
Manyone

4. Spring/Summer

Best for e-commerce, consumer brands, lifestyle businesses, digital experiences, and companies combining UX with brand and commerce

Digital experiences where brand, content, and commerce meet

Spring/Summer is a Copenhagen design and technology agency creating brands, websites, e-commerce experiences, and apps. Its work combines strategy, design, technology, and digital commerce to help organisations create experiences that connect brand identity with customer journeys.

The agency describes itself as a small team focused on e-commerce solutions, websites, visual identities, and apps. It has completed more than 300 projects and has worked across a range of industries. (Spring/Summer)

Its positioning makes it particularly relevant to companies where digital experience, content, visual identity, and commerce need to work together rather than being treated as separate disciplines.

Notable clients

Experience across e-commerce · consumer brands · websites · apps · visual identities

Core services

Digital Strategy · UX Design · Web Design · E-commerce · Visual Identity · App Design · Technology

Key industries

E-commerce · Consumer Brands · Lifestyle · Digital Products · Retail

Verdict

Why choose them: Strong combination of digital design, e-commerce, brand, and technology.

Where they stand out:
Consumer-facing digital experiences where commerce and brand experience are closely connected.

What to consider:
Complex enterprise UX research or highly specialised B2B workflows may require a more research-led partner.

Best fit:
E-commerce businesses, consumer brands, lifestyle companies, and digital-first organisations.

Website:
Spring/Summer

5. EDL

Best for B2B SaaS, enterprise software, design systems, accessibility, complex workflows, and product teams closely connected to engineering

Design systems and UX research built for products that need to scale

EDL is an independent design systems agency based in Copenhagen, specialising in B2B companies and scalable digital products. Its work combines UX research, product design, design systems, accessibility, and design engineering, with the team working closely with product and engineering organisations.

EDL describes its Copenhagen team as a small group of UX, product, and design-system specialists working as an extension of client teams. Its services include user research and product strategy, product design, AI-ready design systems, accessibility audits, and design engineering. (EDL)

The agency was founded in 2021 and currently has a 2–10-person team. Its work includes AXON Networks, Propbinder, Autobudgets, and other B2B software products, with a strong emphasis on scalable design infrastructure. (EDL)

Notable clients

AXON Networks · Propbinder · Autobudgets · Popermo Insurance

Core services

UX Research · Product Strategy · Product Design · Design Systems · Accessibility Audits · Design Engineering · AI-ready Design Systems

Key industries

B2B SaaS · Enterprise Software · Fintech · Insurance · Technology

Verdict

Why choose them: Strong specialist focus on UX research, design systems, accessibility, and design engineering.

Where they stand out:
B2B SaaS products where fragmented UX and growing feature sets create design debt.

What to consider:
The small team size may limit capacity for large parallel workstreams.

Best fit:
Growth-stage SaaS companies, enterprise software teams, and product organisations scaling their design infrastructure.

Website:
EDL

6. Blackbook

Best for fintech, SaaS, B2B platforms, MedTech, pharma, e-commerce, and data-heavy digital products

Product design for complex digital products where clarity matters

Blackbook is a Copenhagen design studio focused on UX and product design for complex digital products. Its work spans data-heavy platforms, financial flows, B2B products, SaaS, MedTech, pharma, e-commerce, and luxury brands.

Its approach starts with understanding users and business goals before moving into information architecture, interaction design, prototypes, UI, and design systems. The studio also incorporates accessibility through WCAG and works closely with engineering throughout the process. (Blackbook)

Blackbook's published work includes projects for Danske Bank, Ferring Pharma, MobilePay, Zenegy, Coverwise, Nordea, Georg Jensen, and other major brands. The studio reports more than 250 digital projects and 150 clients. (Blackbook)

Notable clients

Danske Bank · Ferring Pharma · MobilePay · Zenegy · Coverwise · Nordea · Georg Jensen · Novo Nordisk

Core services

UX Research · User Testing · Information Architecture · Interaction Design · UI Design · Prototyping · Design Systems · WCAG Accessibility · Developer Handoff

Key industries

Fintech · SaaS · B2B · MedTech · Pharma · E-commerce · Luxury

Verdict

Why choose them: Strong experience simplifying complex, state-heavy digital products.

Where they stand out:
Financial flows, dashboards, B2B platforms, regulated products, and data-heavy interfaces.

What to consider:
Companies seeking broad service design or enterprise transformation may need a wider strategic partner.

Best fit:
Fintech, SaaS, B2B platforms, healthcare technology, pharma, and complex digital products.

Website:
Blackbook

7. Adapt

Best for digital transformation, websites, digital platforms, UX and development, and organisations looking for a broader digital partner

UX, technology, and digital development under one roof

Adapt is a Copenhagen-founded digital agency combining UX, design, technology, and digital strategy. The agency has been operating since 1998 and works across digital solutions with a multidisciplinary team covering UX, design, development, and technology.

Its Copenhagen headquarters is located in Christianshavn. The agency also operates internationally, with offices outside Denmark, and has experience building apps, websites, and digital platforms for Danish organisations. (UX Agencies)

Its work includes projects for Andel Energi, Carl Hansen & Søn, The Royal Danish Theatre, and NORMAL. The Andel Energi project, for example, involved a native app with real-time consumption tracking, while the Carl Hansen & Søn project combined strategy, UX, research, and a tablet product configurator. (UX Agencies)

Notable clients

Andel Energi · Carl Hansen & Søn · The Royal Danish Theatre · NORMAL

Core services

UX Design · Digital Strategy · Web Development · App Development · Digital Platforms · Technology · Product Design

Key industries

Energy · E-commerce · Retail · Media · Culture · Digital Services

Verdict

Why choose them: Combines UX, design, development, and technology within one broader digital agency.

Where they stand out:
Digital platforms and applications where design needs to move directly into implementation.

What to consider:
International buyers should assess communication and delivery requirements alongside the local Danish experience.

Best fit:
Enterprises, NGOs, member organisations, retailers, and companies building digital platforms or applications.

Website:
Adapt

How to choose the right UX agency in Copenhagen

Copenhagen's UX market is particularly strong across e-commerce, SaaS, B2B products, fintech, healthcare, and service design. The city also has a mature service-design ecosystem, with agencies working across digital interfaces, services, public-sector experiences, and broader organisational transformation. (UX Agencies)

1. Have they solved a problem like yours?

A B2B SaaS platform, banking product, e-commerce experience, public service, and enterprise transformation all require different UX approaches.

Ask to see work that matches your industry, user type, product complexity, and technical environment, rather than simply work that looks visually similar.

2. Do they understand service design as well as interface design?

Some Copenhagen projects extend far beyond a website or application.

If your product involves multiple channels, physical touchpoints, customer support, internal operations, or public services, ask whether the agency can map and improve the complete service journey.

3. Can they handle complex B2B products?

B2B products often involve multiple user roles, dense workflows, permissions, dashboards, and large feature sets.

Ask how the agency handles information architecture, research, design systems, usability, and long-term product consistency.

4. Do they build scalable design systems?

A strong design system can reduce inconsistency and make product teams faster as a product grows.

Ask whether the agency delivers only Figma components or also considers governance, accessibility, documentation, developer handoff, and implementation.

5. Can design and engineering work together?

A strong design can still fail if implementation introduces compromises that were never considered during design.

Ask whether designers and engineers collaborate throughout the process, whether prototypes are technically validated, and who remains responsible for the experience during development.

6. Can they show results?

Do not stop at screenshots.

Ask for evidence of improvements in usability, adoption, engagement, conversion, task completion, retention, operational efficiency, or other metrics relevant to the product.

The right question isn't:

“Does the work look good?”

It's:

“Did the work make the product work better?”

Which UX agency should you choose?

  • For broad international UX strategy & complex digital products: NetBramha
  • For large-scale service design & transformation: Designit
  • For strategy, innovation, and technology: Manyone
  • For e-commerce, consumer brands, and digital experiences: Spring/Summer
  • For B2B SaaS, design systems & UX research: EDL
  • For complex digital products, fintech & SaaS: Blackbook
  • For UX, development & broader digital transformation: Adapt

There isn't a universal winner.

The right Copenhagen UX agency depends on whether your biggest challenge is research, digital product design, service design, e-commerce, design systems, engineering integration, or broader business transformation.

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Quick answers

Which UX agency is best for large enterprise transformation in Copenhagen?

Designit and Manyone are particularly strong options for large organisations where UX needs to connect with service design, strategy, technology, and broader transformation.

Which Copenhagen UX agency is best for B2B SaaS?

EDL is particularly specialised in B2B SaaS, with a focus on UX research, product design, design systems, accessibility, and design engineering. Blackbook is another strong option for complex SaaS and B2B products.

Which Copenhagen agency is best for fintech?

Designit has experience across financial services, while Blackbook specialises in complex financial flows, fintech, and regulated digital products.

Which Copenhagen agency is best for e-commerce?

Spring/Summer is a strong option for e-commerce and consumer experiences where UX, brand, content, and commerce need to work together. Blackbook also has extensive e-commerce experience.

Which agency is best for UX research and design systems?

EDL is particularly focused on UX research and scalable design systems for B2B SaaS products.

Which Copenhagen agency combines UX with development?

Adapt combines UX and design with development and technology, while Manyone also brings technology and product development into its broader strategic design practice.

Are Copenhagen UX agencies expensive?

Copenhagen is a premium UX market. Current 2026 market data shows published agency rates ranging from approximately €120 to €280 per hour, with a median around €175/hr. The typical market range is approximately €155–180/hr. (UX Agencies)

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