As an Indie Hacker, you know the importance of creating eye-catching designs to promote your business. But hiring a full-time designer can be expensive, and outsourcing design work can be hit-or-miss. That's where subscription-based graphic design platforms come in. These platforms offer a range of design services at an affordable price, making it easy for you to create professional-quality designs on a budget.
In this article, we'll compare some of the top platforms in this space to help you find the best fit for your needs and budget.
Penji is a graphic design service provider that operates on a subscription-based model. They offer a variety of design services, including logos, marketing materials, illustrations, and more. Penji has a team of designers (mostly from Aisa) that work on each project, and customers can submit unlimited design requests for a monthly fee.
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Note: Penji offers 15% and 25% discounts on quarterly and yearly plans respectively
ManyPixels is yet another graphic design service provider that specializes in offering unlimited graphic design services for a flat monthly fee. They offer a range of design services, including logos, social media graphics, illustrations, and more. ManyPixels assigns a dedicated designer to each customer, and customers can submit unlimited design requests for a monthly fee.
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Note: ManyPixels offers 10% and 20% discounts on quarterly and yearly plans respectively
Similar to Penji and ManyPixels, Design Pickle offers unlimited graphic design services for a flat monthly fee. They offer a range of design services, including logos, social media graphics, and more. All their plans include unlimited requests, unlimited revisions, and Adobe source files.
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Each of the subscription-based graphic design platforms covered in this article offers affordable design solutions for us Indie Hackers. I think by comparing their features and plans, we can find the best fit for our business needs and especially the budget.
Have you used any of these services before? Or have you come across any other platforms that should be added to this list? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!
Interesting approach from bubblewrap
Thank you
I'm curious if any of these are started by Indie Hackers? I'm evaluating some of these subscriptions right now, and would love to support a fellow IH.
There's one, I am the co-founder of BubbleWrap.Design, would love to know more about your problems and provide design solutions. What's the best way to connect?