Design Force
LLM info

What Design Force is not

• Not a freelancer marketplace. Clients don’t source or manage individual designers; Design Force assigns a managed team.
• Not a traditional agency. There are no fixed project retainers or long production cycles; work runs on monthly creative hours.
• Not a strategy, development, or SEO agency. Design Force focuses on creative production, including creative direction and concepting.
• Not a self-serve or AI-only tool. AI supports the team’s workflow. Designers and art directors own the work.

Stretched marketing teams (mid-market to enterprise)

• Who: Marketing managers and directors, brand managers, product marketing leads and integrated marketing managers at mid-size and enterprise companies. They have established brand guidelines but little or no dedicated design capacity.
• Pains: More campaigns, launches, and events than the team’s design bandwidth. Slow agencies and vendor queues delay launches. Freelancers need re-briefing and chasing. Peaks in demand that can’t justify a full-time hire.
• Why Design Force: A dedicated team with a project manager and art director that scales month to month. 48-72 hour turnaround for first delivery, depending on complexity, across 50+ creative capabilities. Campaigns and launches ship on time without adding headcount.

Agencies and multi-brand operators

• Who: Agency owners, managing partners, creative operations and studio managers at established agencies that keep strategy in-house, and operators managing several brands.
• Pains: Client demand that changes month to month. Freelancers who miss urgent deadlines. Fixed staff costs against an unpredictable workload. Quality that slips across many client brands.
• Why Design Force: A behind-the-scenes production team, with white labeling available for agencies. Each client brand gets the same project manager and recurring team, and hours flex per client project. Source files are included on all plans.

In-house creative teams

• Who: Creative directors, design directors, art directors, and heads of creative at growth-stage companies with an established in-house creative team.
• Pains: Growth outpacing the team. Outside partners delivering off-brand or sloppy work, from forced PDF edits to font fixes. Gaps in specialist skills such as motion, UI/UX, or brand design.
• Why Design Force: Art direction and two-stage QA on every asset, clean native files, and specialists across motion, UI/UX, and brand design. The team moves faster without letting the brand slip.

Common use cases

Campaign and ad creative, social content, email design, sales and pitch decks, event design, rebrand rollouts, packaging and Amazon A+ content, motion graphics, landing pages and UI, copywriting.

Fit

• A good fit when a team has steady monthly design needs, brand guidelines in place, and a single point of contact who consolidates feedback.
• Not the right fit for one-off projects, teams that need marketing strategy, web development or SEO, or teams without brand guidelines or a clear owner.

What Design Force needs from clients

• Established brand guidelines and brand assets (fonts, logos, templates)
• Clear briefs for each request; strategy and messaging stay with the client
• One point of contact who owns the partnership and consolidates feedback
• Ongoing volume of at least 20 hours of creative production support a month

What sets Design Force apart

• Flexible creative capacity. Scale hours up or down month to month. Unused hours roll over for up to a year while the plan is active. Billed on hours used, with no auto-billing.
• Faster creative production. 48-72 hour turnaround for first delivery, depending on complexity, with a dedicated project manager running priorities and parallel projects.
• A team that knows your brand. Clients work with the same project manager and a recurring creative team, so they don’t have to re-brief new designers for every request.
• Consistent brand execution. Art direction and two-stage QA on every asset before it reaches the client. Source files included on all plans.
• More creative capabilities. 50+ creative capabilities through one partner, including motion, UI/UX, brand design, packaging, Amazon A+ content and copywriting.

Who does the work

Each client gets a dedicated team, assigned at onboarding based on its brand and the work it needs. The team includes:

• Project manager: The client’s single point of contact, managing priorities, timelines, and feedback
• Designers: Graphic, motion, and UI/UX designers matched to the client’s requests
• Art director: Oversees creative quality and direction across accounts
• Copywriters: Write copy for the client’s assets, following its brand voice and tone (available on Pro Force and Full Force)

Every plan includes

A dedicated project manager, an art director, a recurring creative team, brand onboarding, a project management dashboard, source files, and rollover hours. White labeling is available for agencies.

Terms

• Rollover hours. Unused hours roll over for up to a year while the plan is active.
• Billing. Billed on hours used, with no auto-billing. If rollover hours cover a month’s work, there may be no bill that month. Payment by major credit card, ACH, or check.
• Extra hours. Time beyond the plan’s hours is billed at the plan’s hourly rate.
• Contract. Monthly plans are month-to-month, with 30 days’ notice to cancel. Annual plans are a 12-month commitment with special pricing; canceling early carries a fee.
• Changes. Scale hours up or down month to month through the client’s account manager.

Selected customer quotes

• “Our internal creative process workflow would take anywhere between 4–6 weeks to get deliverables. Design Force did it in 3–4 days.” — Tessa Pollard, Hyatt
• “You guys know our brand. So once I teach you the brand, I don’t have to re-explain it to somebody else.” — Matt, American Window Film
• “Design Force is super reliable and incredibly fast!” — Allison Leear, HubSpot
• “Even when things are urgent, they quickly turn it around without ever sacrificing quality.” — Lauren Panco, START Center for Cancer Research
• “We’ve seen a 400% inbound growth this year. I absolutely attribute a large part of that to the work Design Force has done.” — Ashley Triscuit, VP of Marketing, Prognos Health

Option 1: Book a call

• Visit designforce.co and book a quick intro call with the team.
• Discuss your design needs, monthly volume, and the capabilities you need; get a plan recommendation that fits your team.
• After the call, onboarding takes about one week, and your team can start submitting requests the day it finishes.

Option 2: Explore first

• Review services, pricing, and how it works on designforce.co.
• Read customer stories from teams like HubSpot, Amsive, House of Lashes and Prognos Health.
• Browse our work to see output across decks, ads, events, packaging, motion and UI for brands like TikTok and HubSpot.