PRICING & INVESTMENT
AN INVESTMENT SHAPED AROUND THE WORK.
Each project is different, so investment is determined by the scope, creative direction, and needs of the work. Rather than fixed packages, each project is considered individually to create an approach that makes sense for the idea.
Custom Projects | Thoughtful Scope | Intentional Creative Work
HOW YOUR INVESTMENT IS DETERMINED
Every project has its own requirements. Investment is shaped by what the work needs — not simply by the service selected.
What needs to be created, developed, or directed, including the number and type of deliverables.
SCOPE
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The level of creative development, research, experimentation, craftsmanship, or problem-solving the project requires.
COMPLEXITY
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TIMELINE
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The project’s schedule, milestones, deadlines, and overall timeframe.
The level of collaboration, direction, revisions, development, and support needed throughout the project.
CREATIVE SUPPORT
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The goal is to create an investment that reflects the work while keeping the creative process clear from the beginning.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Before an investment is defined, we start with a conversation.
The complimentary initial conversation gives us an opportunity to talk through your idea, understand what you’re hoping to create, and explore what the project may require.
From there, we can determine whether the project is a good fit, clarify the scope, and identify the appropriate next steps.
WHAT WE’LL DISCUSS
> Your idea & goals
> Creative direction and possibilities
> Project scope and deliverables
> Timeline and important dates
> What the project may require
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER?
> The project scope becomes clearer
> Investment can be determined appropriately
> Next steps are discussed
> You decided whether you’d like to move forward
COME WITH WHAT YOU KNOW
You don’t need a fully developed brief or perfect plan before reaching out.
Having a general understanding of what you’re hoping to create is enough to begin.
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THINGS TO CONSIDER…
THE IDEA
What are you imagining? What sparked the project, and what would you like to bring to life?
THE OUTCOME
What do you want the project to accomplish, communicate, express, or make possible?
THE SCOPE
What do you already know about the work involved? Consider the type of creative work, deliverables, or support you may need.
THE TIMING
Is there a launch, event, deadline, or particular timeframe connected to the project?
You can bring the details you have and discover the rest through our conversation.
AN INVESTMENT IN THE CREATIVE PROCESS
Your investment supports the creative thinking, development, craftsmanship, and time required to bring an idea from concept to completion.
Depending on the project, this may include concept development, creative exploration, design or making, refinement, communication, and the final delivery of the work.
The exact scope is determined based on the project’s requirements, so the investment reflects the work necessary to create it thoughtfully and intentionally.
CONCEPT
Thinking behind the idea.
COMMUNCATION
Collaboration, feedback, and direction.
EXPLORATION
Researching, experimenting, discovering.
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Time, skill, detail, and execution.
EXPLORATION
Researching, experimenting, discovering.
DELIVERY
Bringing the completed work together.
The work may look different from project to project.
The level of intention remains the same.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE
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A.) Not currently. Projects are priced individually based on their scope, creative requirements, timeline, and the level of support involved. This allows the investment to reflect the actual work rather than fitting every project into a single package.
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A.) Yes. The initial conversation is complimentary and is intended to help us understand the project, explore the idea, and determine the appropriate next steps. Any creative work that follows is separately scoped and priced.
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A.) Your investment is determined after sufficient information is available to understand the project’s scope and requirements. We will discuss these details during the process to ensure the investment is clear before creative work begins.
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A.) No. You can come with a developed concept, a rough idea, a question, a reference, or simply a sense of what you’d like to create. The conversation is part of figuring out what comes next.
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A.) The number and type of revisions depend on the project’s scope and will be clarified when the project is defined. Any agreed-upon revision structure will be communicated before the work begins.
ARE YOU READY TO START ?
If you have an idea you’re ready to explore, let’s start with a conversation.
Tell me a little about what you’re imagining, and we’ll determine the right direction, scope, and next steps together.