ag—prop

ag—prop is a Berlin-based digital agency founded in 2012 that develops digital products, services, and communication strategies. The agency makes data visible, stages it, and creates interactive concepts, drawing on a background in design, technology, and art. With a team of under 49 employees, ag—prop operates with a philosophy of transparency and collaboration, treating clients as part of the team.

The agency's commercial profile shows a minimum project budget of $1,000 to $10,000 and an average hourly rate of $120. ag—prop has been in business for over a decade, serving a diverse range of clients from startups to enterprise corporations. The agency's headquarters is located at Danziger Strasse 164 in Berlin, Germany.

ag—prop's primary service is web design, but the agency also offers broader digital product development and communication strategy expertise. Their work spans creating interactive concepts and making data visible through digital experiences. The agency's approach is driven by curiosity and a willingness to tackle complexity, regardless of project size.

The agency serves clients in six main industries: music, media and communications, entertainment, corporate services, public administration, and education. Client types include startups, small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate organizations. Notable clients include MINT-EC, Master Class, and Emmett.

Google reviews give ag—prop a 4.9 rating based on 16 reviews. Clients describe the agency as exciting, highly creative, and a great partner. One long-term client noted that ag—prop provided the best support they had experienced in 14 years of working with digital service providers. Other reviews highlight the agency's competence, honest feedback, and fantastic collaboration.

The agency's portfolio includes two featured web design projects. The Mint EC project, a digital education network map, had a budget of $20,000 to $100,000 and took 12 months to complete in 2022. The Your Data Mirror project, exploring how the power of data undermines democracy, had a budget of $5,000 to $20,000 and spanned 48 months, completed in 2023.