Every business bleeds design work: posts, decks, brochures, banners, stall graphics. We're the team that ships it fast without letting your brand drift.
Your feed is a patchwork
Five freelancers over two years, five interpretations of your brand. It shows.
Everything is urgent and nothing is on-brand
The exhibition is Friday. Someone's cousin is "good at Canva." You know how this ends.
Your in-house designer is drowning
One person doing social, print, ads and the founder's deck. Quality is the thing that gives.
The Prescription
What's in the dose.
01
Retained design desk
A monthly engagement with set turnaround times. Your brand rules learned once, applied to everything.
02
Campaign & launch creatives
Ad sets, landing visuals, launch kits — designed as families, not one-offs, so campaigns look coordinated.
03
Print & environment
Brochures, catalogues, exhibition stalls, in-store branding. Built to production spec, checked with printers before deadline day.
The Treatment Plan
How the desk works.
01
Diagnose
We audit your last three months of design output and your brand rules (or write the missing ones).
02
Prescribe
A scope and turnaround agreement: what's included monthly, what's rush, what's out of scope. No fog.
03
Administer
Work flows through a shared tracker. Most items turn around in 48–72 hours.
04
Monitor & Boost
Monthly review of output against brand and performance, and the calendar adjusted for the next month.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A mid-level designer costs ₹4–8 lakh a year plus management, and goes on leave. A retainer gets a team across print, digital and motion for a comparable or lower spend.
Most clients sit between ₹30,000 and ₹1.2 lakh depending on volume. We fix the scope in writing so "one small change" stays small.
Yes — and if they don't exist, the first two weeks produce a working version. Without rules, volume design just accelerates the drift.