We quote per project, so you can quote your client.
One fixed fee, agreed before we start. That certainty isn’t a pricing gimmick — it’s the product. Your margin on a project should be knowable the day you sell it.
How the fee works
- Fixed, per project. Scoped in writing from your brief. The number doesn’t move unless the scope does.
- Two revision rounds included. Real ones, not a technicality.
- Change orders in writing. If scope genuinely grows, you approve a written change order first. No surprise invoices, ever.
Four ways to engage
Pilot — One project, fixed scope, fixed fee. Designed to be easy to say yes to: you keep every file whether or not we ever work together again.
Per project — The default. Every project gets its own quote against your brief.
Retainer — Reserved monthly capacity for firms running steady volume. Same standards, no re-quoting every job, and capacity set aside for you each month.
Overflow hourly — For the small odd jobs that don’t warrant a scope. The catch-all, not the main event.
Why we don’t publish rates
Because a rendering package for a 400 sq ft café and design assistance on a 6,000 sq ft residence aren’t the same project, and pretending they price the same would make our quotes less honest, not more. You’ll have a real number after one short written exchange — and it will still be the number at the end.
What the fee buys
A written scope. Your templates and standards, not ours. Michelle owning final review. And a studio your client never hears about.
Get your number
Send Michelle a project through the contact form and get a written scope and a fixed quote back. No sales call required.