The old model is dead.
Agencies charge you for how long things take. We charge you for how good things are.
Pick what works.
No one-size-fits-all. Choose the engagement model that matches how you work and what you need right now.
Project-Based
One-off projects with a fixed scope and price. Ideal for launches, campaigns, or a single deliverable.
Subscription
Ongoing creative output at a flat monthly rate. Continuous work, no proposals, cancel anytime.
Retainer
A dedicated creative team embedded in your brand. Priority turnaround and long-term partnership.
Why a subscription.
The traditional agency model goes like this: you call, we scope, we write a proposal, we negotiate, we sign a contract, we kick off, we staff up, we bill you, you wait, we deliver, we invoice, you pay 60 days later, we chase the payment. Everyone’s exhausted and we haven’t even started the next project.
That model exists to protect the agency. Not the client.
A subscription is simpler. You pay a flat monthly rate. You get a dedicated creative team. Work flows continuously. No proposals. No scoping calls. No surprise invoices. No wondering what anything costs. You know exactly what you’re spending and exactly what you’re getting.
It also means we’re accountable every single month. If the work isn’t good, you cancel. No long-term contracts. No exit fees. No hostage situations. We keep you because the work keeps you, not because a contract does.
The old model made sense when projects took months and required large teams. AI changed the timeline. Subscriptions match the new reality. Continuous creative output at a predictable cost. That’s it.
Our subscriptions start at $5,000 a month. For that you get senior-level creative thinking backed by 20 years of experience. When a project benefits from AI, we use tools trained on our own work to move faster. When it doesn’t, we don’t. Either way, no junior designers learning on your dime. No account managers scheduling meetings about meetings. No bloated teams burning hours.
What you’re paying for isn’t time. It’s taste. It’s the ability to tell the difference between good and almost good. Between work that builds a brand and work that just fills a feed. Between output and outcomes.
The price is what it is because the work is worth it and the overhead isn’t there anymore. We’d rather be honest about that than charge you for phantom hours.