Design Subscription
Ten Design Packages a Month for $6,000 Flat
The subscription is simple math wrapped around a serious capability. $6,000 a month buys up to ten complete design packages — moodboards, photorealistic renderings, and a take-off estimate priced from your list, every time. At capacity that is $600 per designed project, for work that costs $1,500 a-la-carte and that traditional design firms bill at $5,000 or more. If you charge clients a $1,000 design retainer, the subscription pays for itself at six retainers before a single job closes.
But the real product isn't the discount — it's the pipeline consistency. Sales problems in remodeling are usually rhythm problems: you present beautifully when things are slow and revert to napkin quotes when things are busy, so your close rate whipsaws. A subscription makes design the default on every serious lead. Ten slots a month means your salespeople stop rationing visuals and start assuming them.
It also feels like having a designer on staff without the staffing. Same team on your account month over month, your templates and price list already loaded, your preferences learned and remembered. By the third month, submissions take ten minutes and the deliverables come back sounding like your company — because operationally, we are your company.
What's included
Built to close jobs, not win design awards.
Up to 10 Packages Monthly
Each slot is a full package: moodboards, photoreal renderings, and a priced take-off. Ten designed-and-priced projects a month is more design output than most $100k design hires produce.
$600 Effective Cost at Capacity
Use your slots and the per-package cost lands at $600 — 60% below the $1,500 a-la-carte rate. Even at half utilization you're ahead of buying designs one at a time.
Flat, Predictable Overhead
One invoice, no per-project negotiation, no surprise hours. Design becomes a fixed line item you can build into your markup instead of a variable cost you dread.
A Dedicated-Designer Feel
The same team runs your account every month, working from your saved brand kit, price list, and supplier map. Continuity compounds: month three is faster and sharper than month one.
Priority Turnaround
Subscription projects move to the front of the queue. When a hot lead needs renders before Friday's meeting, subscribers get the fast lane.
Retainer Economics That Print
At a $1,000 design retainer against a $600 package cost, each design generates margin before the job is even sold — and the retainer credit gives clients a reason to commit today.
How it runs
From intake to sell-ready.
Onboard in Week One
Brand kit, price list, suppliers, and templates get loaded. Your first project can go in the same week.
Submit as Leads Come In
Each qualified lead gets a ten-minute submission: photos, measurements, scope. No contracts to renegotiate, no scoping calls.
Packages Flow Back
Designs return on a steady cadence with priority turnaround, keeping every deal in your pipeline moving toward a presentation.
Close, Repeat, Scale
Present, collect the retainer, sign the job. Slots reset monthly; your rhythm doesn't.
Questions
Before you ask.
What happens if I don't use all ten slots in a month?
The subscription is priced for the capacity, and even partial use usually beats a-la-carte: at seven packages you're paying about $857 each versus $1,500 one-off. If your volume is consistently below four or five projects a month, we'll tell you honestly that a-la-carte is the better buy until your pipeline grows.
Is there a long-term contract?
The subscription runs month to month. We earn the renewal by making your sales process visibly better, not by locking you into a term. Pause or cancel as your season dictates.
Can I use slots across different project types?
Yes. A month might be four kitchens, three baths, a basement, and two whole-home concepts. Slots are interchangeable across residential project types — mix them however your pipeline demands.
How does this compare to hiring a designer?
A capable staff designer runs $75,000-plus in salary before benefits, software, and management time — call it $100,000 all-in — and one person cannot reliably produce ten rendered, priced packages a month. The subscription is $72,000 a year with guaranteed capacity, no recruiting, and no single point of failure.
How fast can I be up and running?
Onboarding takes about a week — mostly gathering your price list and brand assets. Contractors typically submit their first project within days of signing and present their first branded package inside two weeks.
Try it
See it on your next closed job.
Book a call and we'll walk you through a full sample package.