UX Labs

UX Labs is a Mexico-based software development company focused on app, web, and e-commerce projects. The company bills itself as "tech for humans," a phrase that appears throughout its marketing but says little about what actually distinguishes it. The site lists 24 named client projects—Muungano, Frisa, John Deere, Birlesti Express, OrigoWorks, and others—though no case study details are provided. Pricing starts at $15/hour for web and general development, $25/hour for mobile apps, and $6,000 minimum for e-commerce builds.

Services and capabilities

UX Labs offers seven core services: mobile app development for iOS and Android; custom web development with emphasis on responsive design and SEO; e-commerce and retail platforms with payment gateway integration; smart device automation (IoT); process digitalization; artificial intelligence; and software recruitment (staff augmentation).

On the app side, the company works with React Native, Swift, and Kotlin. Web projects use React, Angular, Vue, Node.js, Django, Flask, and WordPress. For e-commerce, they leverage WooCommerce and custom builds. The full tech stack includes .NET, C#, C++, Java, Python, PHP, HTML, JavaScript, TypeScript, MongoDB, MySQL, Firebase, and Google Cloud—a reasonably broad toolkit but nothing specialized or uncommon.

The mobile app pitch emphasizes rapid delivery and scalability; web development promises SEO optimization and device responsiveness; e-commerce offerings highlight payment security and logistics integration with CRMs and shipping services. Process digitalization and IoT automation round out the menu, though no detail is given on these.

Notable work

The website lists approximately 24 project names across "App," "Integrated systems," "IoT," and "Website" categories. Clients appear to span food and beverage (Frisa), agriculture equipment (John Deere), logistics (Birlesti Express), design (The Dark Room, EZ Designs), wellness (Wellness First, BioSaniK), and entertainment (La vida en paradoja, gigaaa). No case studies, outcomes, team composition, timeline, or measurable results are disclosed for any project. The projects function as portfolio names only.

How they work

UX Labs offers hourly rates ($15/hour for web and general work, $25/hour for mobile) and fixed-price packages (e-commerce starting at $6,000). The engagement model appears to be staff augmentation or time-and-materials, though the site does not explicitly confirm whether full project-based work is available. No information is provided on communication cadence, sprint methodology, reporting, contract terms, or onboarding. The site encourages visitors to "contact sales" but offers no detail on process or team assignment.

Team and credentials

No founding year, founder names, team size, office locations, certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance), or partnership status are mentioned. No educational backgrounds, Clutch or G2 ratings, or LinkedIn presence is referenced. The "companies that trust us" section lists logos without further context. Altogether, the site reveals nothing about who runs the company, how many people work there, or what credentials they hold.