Pay per project or subscribe: how to choose

There are two ways to work with me: pay a fixed price per project, or subscribe to Pixel Pass, one monthly price that covers every service. People often ask which one to pick. The honest answer depends on how often you need design.

Pay per project if

• You need one clear thing: a website, a logo or a deck
• You have a launch date and a budget for it
• After this, your design needs are occasional

A project has a fixed price and a fixed deadline. You know exactly what you get and when. Most clients start here, and many never need more.

Subscribe if

• You need design every week or two, not every few months
• Your requests jump between formats: a landing page, then social templates, then a sales deck
• You would rather not approve a new quote for every small job

With a subscription you send requests one at a time, or two at a time on the larger tier. Each one is delivered at the same speed as a project. When the queue is empty, you pause.

What stays the same

Either way, I do the work myself, the turnarounds are the same, and you own every file. The subscription changes how you pay and how you queue work, not the quality of it.

Still not sure?

Start with a project. If you find yourself coming back every few weeks, switching to a subscription takes one email. See both options side by side on the pricing page.