Two ways to buy design. One team behind both.

Buy a project when the work has an end: a rebrand, a site, a deck for a round. Buy the subscription when it does not: when there is design to do every week and the alternative is hiring. Most founders start with a project, see how the team works, and move onto the subscription once design stops being a one-off. If you start with a project and subscribe afterwards, the project fee is credited against your first month.

A day of one senior designer’s time. Ten days a month is not one person for ten days. It is the team working across your requests, and the slider on this page shows how many people that is and how many requests run at once. You never buy hours or file timesheets: the volume is what we size the subscription on, and after that you send requests and they come back in 48 hours.

Because a number without your scope behind it is a guess, and you would spend the call arguing with it instead of telling us what you need. A Series A shipping one product and a Series C running four markets are not the same line item. We scope volume, disciplines and velocity together, then send one flat number by tomorrow. It does not move after that: no hourly billing, no surprises at the end of the month.

Less than the ≈ €320K a first in-house design year costs you, and more committed than a ≈ €25K agency one-shot. That band is the honest answer, and it is why this page shows both. Where you land inside it depends on how much of the team you reserve. We will tell you on the call whether your budget and your ambition are in the same room, and say so plainly if they are not.

None beyond the month you are in. The subscription runs rolling monthly with 30 days’ notice to stop, at any volume. Committing to a year gets you a better number, and that is a discount you choose, not a lock-in we impose. A one-shot project commits you to that project and nothing else.

Unused days roll over for up to three months, so a quiet August funds a loud September. And you can move the volume up or down between months as the year changes shape. That is the point of sizing it rather than picking a tier and living with it.

Hiring costs around €320K in year one and takes nine months, and one senior designer still does one thing at a time: a brand person is not a product person. This is a whole department, live in 48 hours, on a monthly you can stop.

A classic agency sells you a one-shot with an account manager between you and the work, and a new quote every time the brief moves. Here you get the strategic depth of an agency with the availability of an internal team, and you talk to the people who make the work.

Look at who they are built for. They exist to give a large enterprise marketing team more hands, across siloed services, from a big rotating pool. You are a startup that needs a design department it does not have to build. We give you one senior team that owns your brand and your product together.

Anything in the full creative stack: brand identity, product design (mobile, SaaS, design systems), web and Webflow, motion and video, paid creative, packaging, pitch decks, AI-assisted variant production. One creative director steers, so it stays coherent instead of drifting between vendors.

Yes, at any month boundary. Most teams size down through a quiet quarter and back up when the roadmap loads, which is why the subscription is a volume rather than a tier. A one-shot project can also run alongside a subscription when a single moment needs its own team.

You do. 100% IP transfer, source files included, NDA signed both ways before the first brief. Nothing is held back as leverage at the end of a contract.