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Ramotion vs Clay

Between Ramotion and Clay, Ramotion is the stronger overall pick: it ranks #2 of 7 on our list at 8.93/10, against #7 and 8.35 for Clay. Ramotion is best for fintech and cybersecurity SaaS companies that need a rebrand alongside the website; Clay is best for companies that want branding and website design bundled into one engagement.

The table below puts their Clutch facts side by side, and the two lists after it say which one to pick depending on what kind of website you are buying.

By Katherine VossLast updated September 2, 2026

Side by side

FactRamotionClay
Editorial rank#2 of 7#7 of 7
Editorial score8.93/108.35/10
Clutch rating4.9 / 5 (29 reviews)4.8 / 5 (32 reviews)
Minimum project$50,000+$50,000+
Hourly band$150 to $199/hr$150 to $199/hr
Team size (Clutch)10 to 4910 to 49
Founded20092009
HeadquartersSan Francisco, United StatesSan Francisco, United States
Top serviceUX/UI Design (40%)UX/UI Design (30%)
Web design + development share20%30%
Low-code / CMS build share10%10%
Branding share30%20%
Top industryConsumer Products & Services (25%)Fintech & Financial Services (40%)
Largest client segmentMid-Market (50%)Enterprise (70%)
Design share of services90%80%

In brief

Ramotion

Ramotion is a San Francisco studio founded in 2009 with 10 to 49 employees and offices in New York, Los Angeles and Austin, rated 4.9 across 29 Clutch reviews. UX/UI design is 40 percent of its services, branding 30 percent, web design 20 percent and low-code development 10 percent. Three reviews are websites: an advertising agency's site and landing page redesigned, an advisory firm's site relaunched with six months of front-end development, and UX, illustrations and a logo for a marketing website. Minimum project $50,000+ at $150 - $199 / hr.

Clay

Clay is a San Francisco agency founded in 2009 with 10 to 49 employees and offices in New York and Austin, rated 4.8 across 32 Clutch reviews. UX/UI design and web design are 30 percent each of its services, branding 20 percent and low-code development 10 percent. Fintech is 40 percent of its industries and clients are 70 percent enterprise. Reviews include a website redesigned with a refreshed brand system for a portfolio management company, and an education website rebuilt front and back end. Minimum project $50,000+ at $150 - $199 / hr.

Which one to choose

Each point below is derived from a fact where the two profiles differ, so the same fact never argues both ways.

Choose Ramotion if

  • You want the higher Clutch score: Ramotion holds 4.9 against Clay's 4.8.
  • The website ships with a rebrand: Ramotion reports 30% branding work against Clay's 20%.
  • You trust our scoring: Ramotion ranks #2 with 8.93/10 against #7 at 8.35.

Choose Clay if

  • You weight review volume: Clay has 32 Clutch reviews to Ramotion's 29.
  • You are buying a marketing website rather than product UX: Clay reports 30% web design and development work against Ramotion's 20%.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which should you choose, Ramotion or Clay?+
Ramotion, on our editorial scoring: it ranks #2 of 7 at 8.93/10 against #7 and 8.35 for Clay. Choose Ramotion when the brief matches fintech and cybersecurity SaaS companies that need a rebrand alongside the website. Choose Clay instead when the brief matches companies that want branding and website design bundled into one engagement.
How do Ramotion and Clay differ on price?+
Ramotion publishes a $50,000 minimum at $150 to $199 per hour; Clay publishes a $50,000 minimum at $150 to $199 per hour. Both figures are self-reported on Clutch and retrieved August 24, 2026; they are floors rather than typical project totals.
How do Ramotion and Clay differ on scope?+
Ramotion reports 20% of its work in web design and web development against 30% at Clay, so the higher figure is the safer pick when you are buying a marketing website rather than product UX. Their largest service lines are UX/UI Design at 40% for Ramotion and UX/UI Design at 30% for Clay. On branding, Ramotion reports 30% and Clay 20%; on low-code and CMS builds, 10% and 10%, which is what decides whether your marketing team can publish pages without engineering.

Other comparisons with Ramotion or Clay

Clutch facts retrieved August 24, 2026 from Ramotion and Clay. Editorial scores from our methodology. No paid placements. Every rank on this list is editorially assigned.