How the design subscription works.
One call to start, one person accountable, one queue that moves every day. Here is exactly what happens from the moment you send the form.
Four steps. Then it just runs.
- Day 0
Send your request
Send the form with what you need designed and roughly how much. Design Scaling forwards it to its partner studio, which replies within one business day, books a short scoping call and recommends the plan that fits your volume.
- Your formats and channels
- Your monthly volume
- Deadlines coming up
- Day 1
Onboard once, never again
Your project manager runs one onboarding call and builds your brand profile: guidelines, fonts, assets, tone, tools, examples you love and hate. Every designer works from it.
- Brand profile on file
- Your team invited
- First request in production
- Every day
Brief anything, from anywhere
Request in Slack, WhatsApp, email or the secure client platform. Two lines and a link are often enough; your project manager asks what is missing before the clock starts.
- One queue you prioritise
- Whole team can request
- Several brands supported
- 48h avg.
Review, revise, ship
First versions land in 48 hours on average. Comment where you work, revisions are unlimited, and every approved file comes with its native source.
- Unlimited revisions
- Native source files
- Weekly video call
Feels like a team of your own. Bills like a subscription.
Slack, WhatsApp or email
Brief and review where your team already talks. No new tool to adopt.
Secure client platform
Every request, version and source file in one place, searchable later.
Dedicated project manager
One person owns your queue, your brand profile and your deadlines.
Weekly video call
Review what shipped, re-prioritise what is next, flag launches early.
How fast, by deliverable.
Typical time to a first version, in business days, once the request is briefed. The 48-hour figure is the average across all of them.
| Deliverable | Business days |
|---|---|
| Logo design | 1-2 |
| Visual identity | 1-2 |
| 1-2 | |
| Web design | 1-2 |
| Presentations | 2-3 |
| Illustrations | 2-3 |
| Ebooks | 2-3 |
| UX / UI | 2-3 |
| UX wireframes | 2-3 |
| Social media templates | 2-3 |
| Art direction | 2-3 |
| Creative ads | 2-3 |
| 3D | 3-5 |
| Motion design | 3-5 |
| Full site redesign | 3-5 |
| Websites | 2-7 |
How do I submit a request?
Send it in Slack, WhatsApp, email or the client platform: what it is for, the format, the deadline and any reference. Your project manager turns it into a brief and confirms before work starts.
What counts as one request?
Usually one deliverable: an ad set across formats, a deck, a landing page. Large scopes such as a full website are split into several requests and scheduled with you.
What if I do not like the first version?
Say what is off and the studio revises. Revisions are unlimited on every plan, so the only goal is getting it right.
Can several people on my team send requests?
Yes. Your whole team gets access, and you decide how the queue is prioritised.
What happens to my files if I pause or cancel?
Everything approved is already yours, in native formats. Pausing keeps your brand profile ready for when you come back.
Does the studio develop websites?
Design is fully in scope. Front-end build depends on your stack and is scoped case by case.