The Lab · Creative & Content
A design subscription that ships in 48 hours — every time
Hiring is slow, freelancers are a lottery, and agencies bill you for meetings about meetings. Our creative design services run on a simpler deal: a flat monthly rate, an unlimited queue, senior designers, and a 48-hour standard turnaround you can plan a launch around.
The Standard · Pricing
Pricing — and exactly what you get
Design Subscription
$999 /mo
Comparable subscriptions run $5,995+ (DesignJoy) to $10k+ (Superside) — same mechanics and senior output, Dhaka cost base.
- Unlimited request queue
- One active request at a time
- 48-hour standard turnaround
- Brand, social, ads, landing pages, decks
- Senior art-direction review on every deliverable
- Figma-first — source files yours from day one
- Pause or cancel anytime
Subscription Pro
$1,799 /mo
Two active lanes plus motion design — for teams whose backlog outruns a single 48-hour cycle.
- Everything in Subscription
- Two active requests in parallel
- Motion design & animated assets
- Priority senior review
- Monthly creative direction call
One-off work
from $49 per asset
For teams that need one thing done well — single assets from $49, a full brand refresh from $699.
- Single assets from $49
- Brand refresh from $699: logo system, palette, type
- Usage sheet included with refreshes
- 48-hour turnaround on single assets
- Same senior review as the subscription
What comes out of the queue
One queue, every surface your brand touches
Also available without subscribing
- → Single assets from $49 — one banner, one deck slide set, one thumbnail pack
- → Brand refresh from $699 — logo system, palette, type, usage sheet
- → Full brand-from-scratch lives with Web Development & Brand Building
Ad creative that matches the landing page it points to. Social templates your team can fill without breaking the system. Pitch decks that don't look like the default theme. Landing pages designed against the heatmaps our CRO team reads. Email templates the email program can actually build.
That adjacency is the quiet advantage of a subscription inside a full-stack agency: the designer working your queue sits next to the people running your search, paid and content programs. Creative stops being a vendor deliverable and becomes part of one system — the same reason our ad accounts don't wait two weeks for a new static, and our landing tests don't stall in a design backlog.
Process-wise it's deliberately boring: request in, clarifying questions same day, first version inside 48 hours, revisions until it's right. No hourly meters running, no scope negotiations, no "that'll be extra." The flat rate is the whole point — design becomes a fixed cost you can budget, instead of a variable you argue about.
And quality control is structural, not aspirational: every deliverable passes a senior art-direction review against your brand system before you see it. The 48-hour clock includes that review — speed that skips the second pair of eyes isn't speed, it's just fast mistakes.
Inside the queue
What a request looks like, hour by hour
You drop a request in the board — say, "landing page for the March webinar, here's the copy doc and the two references I like." Within hours a designer claims it and asks the two or three questions that prevent a wasted round: who's the audience, what's the single action, which brand variant applies. Then the clock runs.
Inside 48 hours the first version lands in Figma with a short rationale — why this hierarchy, why this hero, what we'd test. Revisions turn around same-day in most cases, because the designer still has full context. When it's approved, exports land in every size the destination needs, sources included.
The discipline that makes flat-rate work is scoping honesty: big projects are staged into 48-hour chunks you can steer, instead of disappearing into a three-week reveal that misses. You always know what's active, what's next and what shipped — the board is the report.
And because the queue lives inside a full-stack agency, requests arrive with their strategy attached: ad sets sized to the campaigns our paid team is actually running, landing pages built against real heatmaps, email templates the platform can render. Design that ships is design that was briefed by the people who'll deploy it.
Questions we hear most
Design subscription — FAQ
How does "unlimited requests, one active" actually work?
You load your queue with as many requests as you like — ad sets, landing pages, decks, social templates, packaging mockups. We work them top-down, one at a time (two on Pro), each with a 48-hour standard turnaround. Reorder the queue whenever priorities change. It is the honest version of "unlimited": unlimited backlog, focused execution, no surprise invoices.
What counts as one request?
One deliverable with one clear outcome: a landing page design, an ad set of up to 5 variants, a 10-slide deck section, a social template kit. Big projects — a full brand identity, a 40-page deck — are split into staged requests so you see progress every 48 hours instead of waiting three weeks for a reveal.
Why are you so much cheaper than DesignJoy or Superside?
Same subscription mechanics, different cost base. We run senior designers from Dhaka with Western-standard portfolio review and art direction, without San Francisco overhead or venture-scale margins. Comparable subscriptions run $5,995+ a month at DesignJoy and $10k+ at Superside; ours starts at $999 because the economics are honest, not because the bar is lower.
Do I keep the source files?
Always — Figma files, working files, exports and fonts licensing notes are yours from day one, shared in a workspace you own. Pause or cancel anytime with 7 days’ notice; everything stays with you. No hostage files is a company-wide policy, not a plan feature.
Your design backlog, cleared in 48-hour cycles
Start the subscription, load the queue, and watch it drain. First request delivered within 48 hours of kickoff — or that month is on us.