Hire by the hour
Hourly suits work with edges: a campaign set, a landing page, a deck for a specific meeting. You buy a block of hours, we burn them down against a scope you can see, and unused hours roll forward.
What ten hours actually gets you
Roughly a landing page design, or a set of twelve campaign images, or a fifteen-slide deck rebuilt properly. We estimate before you commit and tell you when a brief is too large for the block you are considering.
Where hourly stops making sense
Around thirty hours a month, the monthly rate is cheaper and the friction disappears. We will point that out rather than letting you accumulate blocks, because a client watching a meter tends to stop asking for the extra round.
How hours are counted
In fifteen-minute increments against a visible log you can query. Thinking time counts, because pretending it does not just encourages designers to skip it. Calls under ten minutes are not billed. If an estimate turns out wrong in our favour, we correct it.
- $45 per hour, ten-hour minimum
- Burn-down you can see, hours roll forward
- Estimate given before you commit
- We flag when monthly would cost you less
Questions about hire by the hour
How are hours counted?
In fifteen-minute increments against a log you can query. Thinking time counts. Calls under ten minutes are not billed, and if an estimate turns out wrong in our favour we correct it.
What happens to hours I do not use?
They roll forward indefinitely or are refunded, your choice. There is no expiry, because expiring hours reward us for you not asking.
Where to go next
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Start with one call
Twenty minutes on the work and the timeline. If a different arrangement suits you better, we will say so.