Dreamten

I’m the director of digital marketing for a pet care company.

We needed help migrating our website to another CMS solution.

Dreamten migrated our website from WordPress to Webflow, an entirely new CMS. We needed to migrate to move faster and do things better at scale. The team moved us entirely from the old platform to the new one in record time, giving our brand a new refresh.

Dreamten provided a team of around 4–5 people. We had a primary point of contact, Jason, the lead designer. We also worked with a junior designer, a lead developer, and an executive owner who oversaw everything.

We already had a relationship with Dreamten. The team had helped us on several of our other sites. Because of the great work they had already done, Dreamten was a natural first option when we wanted to pursue this re-platforming project.

We spent $58,000.

We worked together from November 2024–March 2025.

Our main goal was to increase engagement with our site navigation and filterability. That was a big bet for us, and it's up 100%. Previously, visitors didn't even look at it, but based on precise readings and feedback, people's interaction with the site is much better. We have people navigating from piece to piece and setting unique filters that show them the exact content they need as pet owners.

Dreamten was great. The team was super proactive and on time. Whenever we had a chance, they were already there and finishing things before we could even get the words out of our mouths. We never found ourselves waiting for them to deliver something. If anything, the bottleneck fell on us.

Dreamten's team are great people you like to spend time with and work with, which can be rare. We have them coming in next week to celebrate the re-platforming and discuss the next chapter together, and we're excited to have them in town.

I don't have anything for this project. I'm just delighted with where we ended up.

Lean into Dreamten's transparency and level setting at the onset of a project. If you want to know if the team can do something and how they would do it, they're willing to take the time to walk through everything with you so that you have confidence in their work.

I'm the CPO of Rabbu, a lead generation service for real estate investors looking for short-term rentals.

We needed help with our landing page design.

Dreamten provides landing page design services for our company. We usually send over a request or scope of work, Dreamten responds with questions, and we have a discovery call. They send us a link to a Figma design where we provide feedback, and they make any changes. They also do a little bit of copywriting as part of the design. Sometimes, they use Loom to send over videos of what they've designed.

We work with two people from their team.

They were a referral from a friend.

We've spent between $10,000–$50,000.

We started working together in October 2024, and we've given them more work since, so the engagement is ongoing.

For one of the recent landing pages they've designed for us, we've doubled our conversion rate from Google Ads, which is a great result. Overall, the designs have been well-received, and I've really enjoyed them.

They've met deadlines and stayed on budget. We mainly communicate via email and Zoom.

Philip is a great designer and one of the founders of Dreamten. It's been great to work with him.

Dreamten's fast turnaround time and quick understanding of our business are impressive.

No, there aren't any at the moment.

Prepare documentation of precisely what you expect to accomplish before you engage them. It's best to write down your goals to set them up for success because Dreamten will do their best to ensure the scope aligns with what you want to do.

I'm the founder and CEO of Blockframe, an NFT marketplace backed by Matter Labs, which is supported by a16z. We feature a creator studio that can generate millions of NFTs at scale, whether they're images, videos, or audio.

We hired them to redesign our NFT marketplace and extend some of our platform's capabilities.

Dreamten redesigned our marketplace's UI/UX using Figma. They also helped us develop a new product that came about during the design process, extending our platform's capabilities. The team handled the design, and our team handled the technical side. However, Dreamten also learned React and Web3 coding principles. Regarding Web3, the learning process included how to interact with the blockchain and how to design navigable Web3 content. We released the team's work on the NFT marketplace.

We had four core team members from Dreamten, including Philip (Founder), Jason (Partner), Grace, and Lahesh (Senior Product Designer). Throughout the process, they also gathered feedback from Dreamten's wider team.

We spent around $129,000.

We found them on Clutch. We selected them because design was their bread and butter, allowing us to focus on what we're good at.

The project lasted from February–August 2024. We hope to continue working with Dreamten as we get work added to our plate.

Our website analytics steadily increased after working with Dreamten; we're currently at 62,000 users. Currently, we're building the new product that came out of the design process. We're currently in discussions with several of our clients about engaging in six-figure contracts regarding the new product and have received several acquisition inquiries.

They did an excellent job. Their team worked tirelessly and nonstop to get our products where we needed them. They embraced new technologies and difficult tasks. They would often have the designs ready for questions before we even asked them. We met twice a week via Zoom, and they were also available to us on Slack all the time.

It was an honor working with Philip, Jason, Grace, and Lahesh.

Dreamten's ability to take on problems at the highest level distinguished them from the competition. They also felt like part of our team, which added much value to the partnership. Moreover, they offered multiple valuation services at a fraction of the cost and provided us with exceptional designs, products, and support.

There's nothing I can think of for them to improve.

Define a project scope and leave the rest to Dreamten.

I’m the head of marketing for Ubiquity Retirement & Savings, a small business retirement provider offering 401(k) plans for various industries.

We were undergoing a major rebrand, changing our look and feel, as well as the functionality and design of our website.

We worked with Dreamten on this project and went through various stages. First, we had a strategy and feedback stage, during which we walked through the initial concepts and things that we gravitated toward, including colors and design elements. The process was very collaborative, as Dreamten really wanted to get our firsthand feedback on things. It took us various weeks of work and iterations to finalize key web pages and our new logo.Throughout this process, the team brought their background knowledge to guide us on how a user would travel through our site and use its different elements. Thus, they made us think not only about the design but also about the site functionality, the backend development, and the flow of our lead funnel. As for the technology stack, Dreamten used Figma to create the new designs. We also switched our website platform from WordPress to Webflow.

Every week, Jason (Partner), Philip (Founder), and Abby (Senior Product Designer) joined our weekly calls. Moreover, Aleksandr (Senior Frontend Developer) was the teammate who did all the development work to build our new site, although I didn't talk directly with him.

I was referred to them by someone internally who had already vetted Dreamten. I really liked their portfolio, as it was clean, professional, and modern — the kind of work I was looking for. Moreover, they had some industry knowledge.Jason is a former employee of an investment company, so I knew he already had insight into the retirement space, which would be valuable later on throughout the process. Philip was also a customer of a competitor of ours, so he would also be able to provide insight. Dreamten's industry knowledge, plus their own area expertise, was what helped solidify our partnership.

We spent around $150,000.

We kicked off the project in late December 2023, and we went live in April 2024.

Before this project took place, we were struggling with our website traffic after a recent update to Google's algorithm. As soon as we launched the new site, our traffic immediately picked back up. We saw several days of anomalies within our Google Analytics traffic as we exceeded the traffic forecast that Google had put out there. We continued to fine-tune some things across our site regarding the messaging, so it was like a 2.0 version of updates.We've been around for 25 years, but our previous branding didn't really reflect that longevity or put us in a professional light. However, Dreamten's design quality and the thoroughness they put into each element they created for us set us apart. They helped us position ourselves in a better light within our space so that we came across as creditable professionals who had been around for years.All in all, we had a great engagement and achieved a really positive reception of our brand. We ran a lot of social campaigns and got a lot of direct feedback from our followers, who told us that our brand looked great. They were happy to see that we had invested in that side of our business.Once we went live with our new designs, one of our competitors was already trying to mimic some of the things we had rolled out within our new site. This situation indicated that we had done something right that people wanted to replicate.Overall, I would definitely refer Dreamten to others. We're actually thinking of redoing the backend of our product and its UI, so we're already talking with their team about a potential next round of work with them. The quality of their work speaks for itself in the fact that we want to continue our partnership.

Everything stayed within budget, and Dreamten met all the deadlines. Their team took feedback really well, they came back each week with different iterations based on the things we liked or didn't like. The process took a little more time than expected, although not on their side but ours, as we tried to articulate what we wanted and come to a final conclusion.We actually had to push the website launch one week because we were struggling to get access to some domain information. Due to the migration from WordPress to Webflow, we were struggling to get some of our DNS information. Therefore, although the launch was delayed, it wasn't Dreamten's fault.As for communication, we had two meetings every week. One meeting was about 30 minutes, and the other was one hour. The 30-minute call was with a smaller group within the marketing team, and a larger focus group joined the second, longer call.We also set up a Slack channel with key people from our company and theirs who were part of the project, so we had direct access to them. Whenever we needed to hop on a quick call, we sent them a Slack message to set up a meeting. On top of that, Dreamten was always responsive via email.

I would like to give a shout-out to their entire team. Jason was the leader of this project, so he spearheaded our conversations every week, pulling presentations together and offering readily available Slack communication to answer questions. Philip also did those things, but Jason was the one who took the lead. Even since we went live, Jason has remained available to help us with additional materials or other things, offering ongoing support.Still, the entire Dreamten team worked hard on this project. There were other teammates working behind the scenes that I didn't even know, but all of them deserve a lot of praise and appreciation.

We had a short runway for a really big project, so I was really impressed with the amount of effort the Dreamten team put in week after week to churn out new pages, new results, and new things to look at. The team was willing to take in our feedback and hear what we were saying, even when we were nitpicky or couldn't articulate ourselves. Then, they came back week after week with changes, improvements, and iterations.Dreamten took feedback really well and made actionable changes immediately. I really liked that they listened to what we wanted. Even during the early strategy sessions, they asked us a lot of questions. They even interviewed our CEO and took a lot of notes to ensure that they fully understood our brand and where we were headed with this project. Dreamten's active listening and involvement really helped keep things on pace and get things to the next level.

There was nothing Dreamten could have improved on. It was such a positive experience that we want to work with them again. Any stalls we experienced were expected with any agency, so I don't blame them. Most of our challenges were regarding the logo, which is something very personal to a brand, so getting it right takes time.Philip even told us that they went through hundreds of iterations before deciding on Dreamten's logo. During the logo creation process, our teammates were eager and frustrated, but it was never due to Dreamten's work but due to the fact that we didn't understand the full design process.Still, Dreamten, being a company that has gone through these projects before, managed everything very well. Therefore, there wasn't something that they could have done differently to get things moving faster. They kept everything organized and on pace, and whenever they were waiting on us, they proactively worked on something else to try to keep moving things forward and meet the deadline.

Choose your internal focus group wisely; it's very important. You can also have a diverse group of people who can weigh in but try not to include too many people because having many opinions can slow things down. Moreover, overshare with Dreamten to help them better understand what you're looking for so that they can get to the results faster.

I’m the head of design of a blockchain company.

We needed help with design services for our company.

Dreamten has been helping us with UI/UX, product, and graphic design in a remote capacity. The team has also worked with us on proof of concept, prototype design, and brand creation projects.

Throughout the many sprints we’ve been working on, we’ve interacted with several people from Dreamten’s team, including Philip (Founder), designers, and researchers, depending on what’s most applicable and who is available.

Dreamten was already working with us when I took my current position.

So far, we’ve spent $400,000–$500,000 with them.

We started working together in April 2022, and the engagement is ongoing.

Dreamten’s work has helped us remove friction from the developers who build products on top of our blockchains. Both of the products that Dreamten has been working on are user-friendly, have a distinctive look and feel, and have received positive feedback. In addition, the wallet product they’re helping us with is the most successful, consumer-oriented wallet in the blockchain field.

Dreamten has exceeded our expectations in terms of project management because they deliver everything on time and within budget and communicate well with us. Regarding tools, we mainly use Slack and ClickUp.

Dreamten is nimble, and I’m also constantly amazed by their high-quality turnarounds, ability to listen, responsiveness to feedback, and innovative ideas.

I don’t think they can improve anything; given the constraints and what I’ve needed from them, everything has been good so far.

I’m confident with Dreamten’s ambiguity, but to get the best results, I recommend being specific with the problem statement you bring to them and having an inquisitive mind in the early stages of the design process.