I Started Showing My Prices Publicly — It Changed Everything

I recently decided to show my prices openly on my website.

No “contact me for a quote”, no guessing game — just the actual number.

When I did that, something interesting happened. People in Singapore started genuinely appreciating it. They told me it felt rare and refreshing to see a designer being that upfront about pricing. It made conversations faster, clearer, and way more direct.

It set the tone right away: my work is worth this much. Do you want me in, yes or no?
No delays, no “I’ll send you an offer later”. Founders knew exactly where I positioned myself and what kind of collaboration they could expect.

That’s the kind of transparency I want to build my relationships on.
So here’s how I’m doing it:

I’m launching a design retainer at 3,990€ — one flat monthly rate where you get access to all my services, with an average task delivery of 48h or less.

You can subscribe directly on my website via Stripe. No calls, no forms. Just clarity.

Here’s how we define a “task”: it’s a real chunk of work — something like 2–3 product screens, 2–4 landing page sections, or a quick brand sprint (logo, colors, type). It obviously depends on your project, and we’ll adapt what a “task” means for your business, but you get the idea.

You can try it for a week, and if it’s not a fit, I refund 75% immediately.
You can also pause or cancel anytime — zero commitment.

It’s made for startups and growing businesses that need ongoing design work, but don’t want the risk or cost of hiring someone full-time.

The ones that value speed, clarity, and honesty.
Because that’s exactly how I work.

Turns out, transparency isn’t just good business — it’s good design.