You launched your website, but now you need updates. A new landing page for a campaign. A redesign of your pricing page. A section added to the homepage. Small tweaks that would cost $2,500 each as one-off projects, but you need several per month.

This subscription gives you unlimited design and Webflow development requests for a flat monthly rate. Subscribe, get added to your private Notion board, submit as many requests as you want, and I deliver them one by one. Most requests take 2 days or less. Complex requests (like full landing pages) get broken into chunks delivered every 24-48 hours so you see progress daily.

One person does all the work, me. No account managers. No project managers. No offshore teams. You request work via Notion (write it out, share a Google Doc, or record a Loom video). I design it in Figma. You approve. I build it in Webflow. You get unlimited revisions until you're happy.

This works if you have ongoing design needs but don't want to hire full-time. Marketing teams launching multiple campaigns per quarter. SaaS companies tweaking their product pages based on user feedback. Agencies white-labeling Webflow work for their clients.

Webflow development is included as a request. Need a new page built? That's a request. Need an existing page updated? That's a request. Need a full website redesigned? That's a separate project, this subscription is for iterative updates, not complete overhauls.

Billing is monthly, based on 31-day periods. Use it for 20 days, pause it, and you have 11 days credit for whenever you reactivate. No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime. Payment in advance. No refunds on completed work, but you can pause before the next billing cycle.

What's not included: 3D modeling, animated graphics, extensive print design, complex packaging, or Adobe InDesign work. Also not included: brand strategy, copywriting (available separately), photography, or marketing consulting. This is pure execution, you tell me what to design, I design it.

If you only need one or two requests right now, subscribe, get the work done, pause, and come back when you need more. If you need designs every week, stay active and keep the queue full. The flexibility is the point