Hiring a full-time senior-level designer can cost over $100,000 per year, and finding the right talent can be challenging. Plus, you might not always have enough work to keep them busy year-round, resulting in paying for downtime.

With our flexible monthly plan, you can pause and resume your subscription whenever you need to. This means you only pay for the time you have tasks, ensuring cost efficiency and maximizing the value of your designer’s skills.

After investing, you can include an infinite number of design requests in your queue. You can be confident that each request will be handled individually, guaranteeing dedicated attention and prompt delivery.

Typically, most requests are fulfilled within two days or even less. However, more complex tasks, like a complete company rebrand or developing a fully responsive website, require more time.

Jeni serves as the primary designer, and when her workload is at capacity, we have a team of senior-level designers available to collaborate with her. Both Jeni and the design manager review the creative brief and oversee all designs, ensuring they reach a world-class standard.

Our designers not only possess world-class skills but, more importantly, hold exceptional attitude and discipline in their work.

We’ve established a collaboration with website developers who possess the capability to manage WordPress, HTML, Squarespace, and Shopify.

We recognize that you might not have a full month’s worth of design work to request. You may only have one or two design tasks at the moment, which is where the option to pause your investment becomes valuable.

Our billing cycles are structured around 31 days. For instance, if you sign up and actively use the service for 21 days and then choose to pause your subscription, the billing cycle will be put on hold. This means you’ll have 10 remaining days of service that you can use at your convenience in the future.

C8C provides a wide range of options for requesting designs. You can do so through Slack, and Google Sheets, by sharing Google documents or wireframes, or even by recording a brief video using Loom (ideal for those who prefer not to write their briefs). Essentially, if it can be connected or shared in folders, you have the flexibility to use it.