Graphic design your client thinks you made, from $500 a month.
White label graphic design for agencies whose clients keep asking for social graphics, ad creatives, decks and print files. Our designers do the work in your Figma, from an email address on your domain, and you deliver it as your own. Two monthly plans, capped at 15 and 30 design hours. We don’t call it unlimited, because it isn’t.
Rights pass to you once it’s paid for.
White label graphic design is design work your agency sells under its own name and a partner produces behind the scenes. Your client briefs you. We design the social graphics, ads, decks or print files, and you deliver them as your own. Nothing in the files names us.
Your client asks you for the work, as they do now. You set the price to your client and you keep the relationship.
Our designers work in your Figma, from an email address on your domain, through your board or Slack.
The files carry your agency’s name. We never contact, pitch or quote your client.
It suits an agency that wants to outsource graphic design in small, regular amounts: a few social sets, an ad refresh, a deck. Too little work for a full-time designer, too much to keep turning down.
See our hours by regionOur white label graphic design services cover seven kinds of everyday design work: social graphics, ad creatives, brochures and one-pagers, pitch decks, email graphics, simple illustrations and icons, and print-ready files. Any of them can be a request on either plan. Logos and brand identities work differently; they’re fixed-price packages.
Post, story and carousel graphics in your client’s brand, sized for each network you name.
Static ads for paid social and display campaigns, in the sizes your media plan needs.
Sales sheets, flyers, brochures and one-pagers, for screen or for print.
Presentation and pitch deck design, from your client’s outline or an old deck.
Headers, banners and images for newsletters and campaigns.
Icon sets, spot illustrations and simple diagrams in one consistent style.
Artwork prepared for a printer: the right size, bleed and colour mode for the job.
One person who takes each request, working your business day from an address on your domain.
You send a request through your own tools, and before any work starts we reply with the hours it should take and the date you’ll see it. We design in your Figma, you send feedback as one list, and the final files land in your accounts. Then the next request in your queue starts.
In your board, Slack or email: what it is, where it’ll be used, the sizes, the copy, and your client’s brand files. Queue up as many requests as you like, in whatever order you want them done.
Your assigned Project Manager replies with an estimate in hours and the date you’ll see a first version. A simple request can be back in 24 hours; a larger one gets its own date. Nothing starts on a guess.
In your agency’s Figma, from an account on your domain. If you asked for another file format, we work in the one we agreed.
Collect your client’s comments and send them with yours. Revisions use plan hours, so one clear list costs less than five short ones.
The final files are already in your accounts, with your agency’s name on them. You send them to your client, and we start on the next request.
Hours are the time our designers spend on your requests. Every request gets an estimate in hours before it starts, and the time used is logged against it. The plans cover up to 15 or up to 30 design hours a month.
See the plan pricesNo. Both plans are capped twice: by design hours in the month, and by how many requests are in progress at once. We publish both numbers, so you can price your own retainer and tell your client what to expect.
An unlimited graphic design plan is unlimited in one way: how many requests you can send. The work is still done by designers with a set number of hours in a day. So on any plan, the limit you’ll feel day to day is how many requests are worked on at once, and how long the next one waits.
We don’t think that’s a reason to avoid one. It’s a reason to ask every plan the same questions, ours included.
| Question | Our answer |
|---|---|
| How many requests are worked on at once? | One on the 15-hour plan. Two on the 30-hour plan. |
| How many hours of design is that? | Up to 15 or up to 30 a month. |
| How long does one request take? | From 24 hours for a simple request. That’s the quickest case, so only plan around it for small jobs. A larger request gets its own date before we start. |
| Do unused hours roll over? | No. Unused hours don’t roll over to the next month. |
| What happens at the limit? | We stop and tell you. Extra hours are quoted before we start them. |
| Can we leave? | Yes. The plans are month to month, and either side ends one on 30 days’ written notice. |
| Who owns the files? | You do, once they’re paid for. They’re created in your accounts from day one. |
A logo doesn’t go through a plan. It’s a fixed-price project with its own scope, sold from our branding page.
| Package | What’s in it | Price | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logo only | Logo suite (primary, stacked, icon). No colour and type system, and no brand guide. | $300 | 5 business days |
| Branding: logo & mini guide | Logo suite (primary, stacked, icon). Colour and type system. A short brand guide (PDF). | $600 | 8 business days |
| Branding: full identity | Everything in the logo & mini guide. Brand applications (social, deck, stationery). A full brand guidelines document. | $1,500 | 15 business days |
These are fixed-price orders. How many concepts and revision rounds you get is written into your order, and so is the delivery date.
White label logo design and brand identityDesign plans are monthly, so “on time, or a full refund” doesn’t apply to them; that guarantee is for fixed-price projects, like a logo package. These four do apply.
We work from an email address on your domain, in your Slack or Teams, your project board and your Figma. Files are created in your accounts from day one.
How it worksWe never contact, pitch or quote your client, while the plan runs or after it ends. If they get in touch with us, we decline and tell you within 1 business day.
Read the zero-poach termsAll rights in the finished designs pass to you once they’re paid for, and you can pass them on to your client. Fonts and stock images stay under their own licences.
Read the Partner AgreementYour assigned Project Manager works during your business day, within the working hours written in your order.
See hours by regionTwo plans, each with a set number of hours and requests in progress, at a fixed price per month. What you charge your client is your call.
Graphic design every month, one request at a time.
$500per month
Not included
Not included
Twenty minutes on a call about your clients and the design work they ask you for.
Fixed-price design projects, plus the hourly rate for a month that needs more than its plan.
The logo, without the brand guide.
$300 fixed price5 business days
For a new business or a refresh.
$600 fixed price8 business days
One page layout, designed in your Figma.
$200 per unique template3 business days for the first template, +2 for each extra
When a month needs more than the plan.
$40 per hourQuoted before we start
See every price White label logo design White label web design How resale works
A design plan covers static graphic design. These seven things sit outside it. Some we sell another way, and some we don’t do at all.
White label content writingPick any one item from our price list and treat it as a pilot, with no commitment beyond it.
The full terms are in the First-Project Guarantee.
What agencies ask before they outsource graphic design under their own name.
All questionsIt’s graphic design your agency sells under its own name while our designers make it. Your client deals only with you. We work from an email address on your domain and in your Figma, we never contact your client, and nothing in the files names us.
The 15-hour plan is $500 a month: one request at a time, up to 15 design hours. The 30-hour plan is $900 a month: two requests at a time, up to 30 design hours. These are the prices you pay us, before VAT or GST. Your price to your client is yours to set.
No. Both plans are capped by hours and by requests in progress: 15 hours and one request, or 30 hours and two. You can queue as many requests as you like, and we work through them in your order. When a month’s hours are used, we stop and tell you, and extra hours are quoted before we start them.
From 24 hours for a simple request, which is the fastest we turn anything round. A larger request, such as a full pitch deck, gets its date before we start, along with an estimate in hours. Your assigned Project Manager works during your business day.
No. Unused hours don’t roll over to the next month. Each month starts again with up to 15 or up to 30 design hours, depending on your plan.
As the time our designers spend on your requests: designing, the revisions you ask for, and preparing the final files. Each request is estimated before it starts and logged when it’s done. If a month needs more, extra time is $40 an hour in 30-minute blocks, quoted before we start.
We design in your Figma, in files created in your own team from the first frame. If your client needs the work in another format (a Canva, PowerPoint or Adobe file, say), name the format in the request and we’ll confirm it before we start. Print work comes as a print-ready PDF.
Not from us. We work from an email address on your domain, the files sit in your accounts, and nothing in them credits StudioPartner. We never contact your client, and the work never goes in our portfolio unless you and your client both agree in writing.
You do, once they’re paid for, and you can pass the rights on to your client. Fonts, stock images and other third-party materials stay under their own licences, bought in your client’s name where possible.
Yes to both. The plans are month to month, so you can take one month and stop with 30 days’ notice. If you’d rather start with a single fixed-price project, a logo on its own is $300, and any one item can be your pilot, paid through escrow with Freelancer.com.
You sign our Partner Agreement once, and an order for the plan. There is no minimum term. Billed monthly in advance, with no set-up fee and no escrow. Month to month: either side ends a plan on 30 days’ written notice.
Yes, as fixed-price packages. A logo on its own is $300, delivered in 5 business days. A logo and mini brand guide is $600, delivered in 8 business days. A full identity is $1,500, delivered in 15 business days. The details are on our white label branding page.
We’re a white label web studio, and designers are part of the team. They design websites in Figma at $200 per unique template, logos and brand identities at fixed prices, and everyday graphic design on the two monthly plans. All of it goes out under your agency’s name.
No. That guarantee covers fixed-price projects, which have one delivery date written into the order, and a design plan is ongoing. A simple request can be back in 24 hours, and a larger one gets its own date before we start. A logo package is a fixed-price project, so it does come with “on time, or a full refund”.
We don’t use AI-generated imagery unless you approve it. Across our work, AI is used for routine tasks only, a senior team member reviews anything it touches, and your client’s confidential data never goes into AI tools that train on inputs. If you want no AI on your requests at all, say so in the brief; it costs nothing extra.
Next, you send a short brief and we reply with a fixed price and a delivery date in writing. You pay nothing until you sign the order.