Monthly graphic design services, priced by throughput.
Pick a tier sized to the number of requests you run per month, pay one fixed fee, and
the price does not move when a brief changes or a campaign grows. The useful question is
not which plan is cheapest, but which matches the volume you actually produce.
No contract and no minimum term on the standard plans: pause or cancel at any time.
Commitment rates are the published list price less the stated percentage.
The teams already running their design this way
Side by side
Pick the plan that fits your volume.
Every plan carries the same service. What changes between them is how much you can run through it each month, and how much runs at once.
Scroll the table sideways to compare all three plans.
Available on every plan
Creative deliverables, back in days.
Published turnaround windows in working days, counted from an approved brief. They do not change with the tier you are on: the plan sets how many run at once, not how fast each one moves.
Logo design1-2 days
Visual identity1-2 days
Print1-2 days
Web design1-2 days
Presentations2-3 days
Illustrations2-3 days
Ebooks2-3 days
UX / UI2-3 days
UX wireframes2-3 days
Social media templates2-3 days
Art direction2-3 days
Creative ads2-3 days
3D3-5 days
Motion design3-5 days
Full site redesign3-5 days
Websites2-7 days
ASOOn scoping
Before you compare
The costs that sit outside the headline fee.
This applies to every provider in this category, including us. Ask all five questions of anyone you shortlist.
(01)
Onboarding fees
Some providers charge a setup fee at signup, separate from the monthly rate. It rarely appears on the pricing page.
(02)
The parallel cap
"Unlimited" describes how many requests you may submit, not how many are processed at once. This single variable changes delivered throughput more than price does.
(03)
Annual lock-in
A commitment carries a real discount. It stops being a discount the first time demand drops for two months and you cannot pause.
(04)
Rework from weak briefs
Not a supplier charge, but a real cost that lands on you. Revisions are unlimited, and each cycle still consumes calendar time.
(05)
Source file access
If approved work arrives as flattened exports rather than native files, you are locked in whatever the contract says about ownership.
The metric that matters
Work out your cost per asset first.
Take the monthly fee The only input in this calculation that does not move.
Add your briefing and review hours Multiplied by what an hour of your team is worth. This is the number nobody invoices.
Divide by assets actually approved that month Not assets requested. Approved.
Run the same formula on what you do today The two numbers become comparable for the first time.
What usually comes out
Below ~5 requests a month, a flat fee loses to a good freelancer
Above ~15, coordination cost usually decides it, not the rate
Every fixed-cost model gets cheaper per asset as volume rises
Scaling fast without losing quality: creative ads for Meta campaigns and acquisition channels, email designs built for conversion, product photography and web redesign assets, produced at a relentless pace from day one.
Creative ads
Email design
Banners
Product photos
Web assets
Jaws Group
Agencies
Volume
2,000+ slides in 5 months
Requests / month
6
Plan
Commando
Five agencies across content, media buying, SEO and influencer marketing, each with its own clients and pitch needs. We rebuild raw decks and pitch documents, from 15 to 150 slides per project, delivered on schedule.
Decks
Creative ads
Banners
Available morning, noon and night, way past midnight. What more could you ask from an agency? Oh right, I almost forgot: they are also incredibly good.
Gamme Agency
Agencies
Volume
882+ designs in 12 months
Requests / month
3
Plan
Prestige
A full year of continuous production on a starter plan: decks, branding, social media, web design and creative ads, at three requests a month.
Decks
Branding
Social media
Web design
Creative ads
I have been a client for a year, and this is hands down the best design solution out there. An attentive, proactive team, tailored results, no-commitment subscription. 100% recommend.
Straight answers
Pricing questions, answered precisely.
How much do monthly graphic design services cost?
Pricing here is set by throughput tier rather than by asset or hour: €949.90, €1,399.90 and €2,099.90 per month excluding tax for Prestige, Élite and Commando.
What is the cheapest way to get unlimited design?
The cheapest headline fee is rarely the cheapest cost per asset. A low tier with a one-request cap delivers less than a higher tier with parallel capacity, at a worse effective rate. Compare on delivered throughput.
Is Prestige unlimited?
No, and we would rather be precise about it. Prestige covers three design requests per month. Élite and Commando are the unlimited tiers.
Can I change plans?
Yes, tiers are sized by volume and volume changes.
Is there a minimum commitment?
No minimum term on the standard plans. Committing to 3, 6 or 12 months reduces the monthly rate by 5%, 15% and 20% respectively.
Do I own everything you produce?
Yes. Source file ownership is included on every plan.
How fast is each deliverable?
Most work lands in one to three working days from an approved brief: logos and print in 1-2 days, presentations, UX/UI and creative ads in 2-3, motion design and 3D in 3-5, full websites in 2-7. The plan sets how many run at once, not how fast each one moves.
Can I run several brands on one subscription?
Yes, on every plan. Multiple brands, business units or client accounts share the same subscription and the same queue.
What is the difference between the plans, really?
Volume, and only volume. Every plan carries the same service, the same platform, the same dedicated project manager and the same rights transfer. Prestige caps you at three requests a month; Élite lifts that cap; Commando adds a second request running in parallel.
and size it properly
Let's size your tier.
Two numbers decide whether this beats what you already do: how much design you need per month, and what it costs you today. Send both and we will run the comparison with you.