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Notice that it also says "≤ 4 Business Day Turnaround Time" , so technically $1750 buys you 7.5 projects every month. Whether they can actually deliver finished designs every 4 days is a different question.
My experience with designers is that it takes a lot of revisions to get stuff right. A single project will have dozens of emails back and forth. If a response really takes 4 working days, that doesn’t sound very useful — unless you aren’t picky and will accept whatever the designer sends you (which in my experience usually isn’t even close to the quality of the work in their portfolio)
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#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
For passerbys: I honestly thought my comment above would be well received but it's currently in the negative. What about my comment could be improved here?
They're a contracting agency. 6000/mo isn't a huge rate to pay a single contractor, nevermind an entire agency.
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#23They have a grammatical error ("deliciously looking") in their (2) step.
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#24In a well-oiled world, someone subscribing to this service would use one employee full-time. $1750 doesn't pay that person's monthly salary unless you're outsourcing heavily, which is something people shopping for this service probably already know how to do. So I guess I'm confused as to how this all works, other than relying on the subscribers' downtime as profit, which sets up a really weird relationship between t…
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#25You've got a 404 on the link in the top left corner (mobile). Is this site associated with Remy Sharp? Also, when scanning your prices real quick on mobile I saw "$6,000/mo" and just about noped out. I understand what you're trying to do here, but maybe you need to rethink the placement of this comparison price?
For passerbys: I honestly thought my comment above would be well received but it's currently in the negative. What about my comment could be improved here?
> Without paying $6,000/mo+ for an in-house UI designer
..with the actual price right below.