In production
Mailer for the charity golf day
Delivered
For companies where every department waits on design
A design team
on retainer.
Always moving.
Everything your company ships, from one senior team that already knows your brand. Unlimited briefs from any department, one job in production at a time, rocket-speed turnaround. Need two moving at once? Add a slot. No quotes for small jobs, no hourly billing, no meetings you didn’t ask for.
- 24–48h typical turnaround
- Two same-day urgents a month, included
- From $5,500 a month
- Since 2001
Druff HQ · your slot
- Ad set ×5 — Meta
- Social banner kit
- Tradeshow booth artwork
- Product one-pager
- LinkedIn carousel ×3
- Email layout — September
1 slot · 1 job in production · 5 queued
Add a slot → 2 in production
Plain English
What is a design retainer?
A design retainer is a fixed monthly fee for a design team that’s always available to your company. Instead of quoting each job or hiring a designer, you send briefs to one team that already knows your brand. At Druff, one retainer buys one slot: one of your jobs in production at any moment, the rest in a queue you can see, most back within 24–48 hours. When the queue grows, you add a slot and two jobs move at once. Marketing, sales, HR and leadership all share the same slots, so everything your company produces looks like it came from one place.
One retainer
=
1 slot
- One of your jobs in production at any momentIn production
- The rest in a queue you can seeQueued
- Queued
- Queued
+ 1 slot
Two jobs move at once
MarketingSalesHRLeadership
share the same slots
The Design Bottleneck
Sound familiar?
01
Small jobs take longer to quote than to do.
No quotes for small jobs. Brief it and it’s in your queue.
02
Your brand looks different in every department.
Same team, one brand library, senior check on every job.
03
You don’t know where anything is.
Druff HQ: every brief, its stage, its due time.
What you get
One slot. Your whole design department.
- 1 slot: one job in production at a time
- Unlimited briefs from unlimited users, any department
- 24–48h per brief
- Two same-day urgents a month
- Revisions included
- Your brand manager
- Senior check on every job
- Druff HQ and your brand library
- All source files yours on payment
- 30 days’ notice to cancel
Typical briefs, and what they take
- Ad set ×524h
- Email layout24h
- Landing page UI48h
- 10-slide deck48h
- Brand guideline update48h
- Social banner kit24h
From $5,500 a month. Brand systems, full websites and intranets are quoted separately, at 10% off for retainer clients. See full pricing
How We Work
You brief. We move. You approve.
Your slot means one job in production at a time, always. Anyone in your company can send a brief (a request: “we need five ad variations by Thursday”) to Druff HQ, our client portal, where you can watch every job move. Briefs are worked in order, you approve each one, and the next starts. No hourly billing. No scope meetings. No chasing.
The Druff way
- Brief — Drop the request into Druff HQ. Two lines and a link is enough.
- Plan — Your brand manager confirms scope and due time the same day. The clock starts.
- Create — A designer who already knows your brand builds it in Figma, from your brand library.
- Refine — Feedback goes into the same job. Revisions are included. A new direction is a new brief.
- Deliver — Senior-checked, in the formats you need, and added to your brand library. Your slot moves to the next brief.
Typical: 24–48 hours per brief.
Selected Brand Experience
Client Stories
Teams that stopped waiting on design.
“I have had the pleasure of working with Druff Interactive since 2019 across both CallCabinet and Smarsh. Dan and his team are phenomenal and truly considered core members of our marketing team. Over the years, Druff has been responsible for everything from full website creation and maintenance to two major rebrand projects, collateral development, tradeshow booth design, partner portal branding, swag, and more.”
“Druff have been an integral part of our creative support for almost 20 years. They have constantly delivered over and above our expectations, across numerous design disciplines, including websites and micro sites for ourselves and numerous of our clients. We have no hesitation, highly recommending Daniel and his entire team to anybody needing a fresh approach to design, and phenomenal customer service.”
“Druff have done the creation, design and management of our website since our promotion’s inception in 2009. I have personally recommended Druff to numerous friends and associates and have only ever received positive feedback from them all.”
FAQ
Questions people ask before they sign
Is there a contract?
Month to month. 30 days’ notice. Onboarding is once-off.
What counts as one brief?
Twenty-four hours covers five ad variations, an email layout, a hero section or a social banner kit. Forty-eight hours covers a landing page UI, a ten-slide deck or a brand guideline update. Anything bigger is quoted, the same day, at 10% off for retainer clients.
Who decides what goes first?
You name one queue owner. Anyone can brief; only they reorder. Everyone sees where their job sits.
What if I need two things at once?
Add a slot.
What if I only send one brief?
If your queue is empty, your brief starts the same day. You never wait behind your own work.
What counts as urgent?
A 24-hour brief that jumps your queue and starts within four working hours. Two a month per slot are included; extras are $550 if the pod can take it.
Do you build websites?
We design them, dev-ready in Figma, and hand off to your developers or a partner we recommend. We don’t code.
Can I pause?
Once a year, for a month, with 30 days’ notice, after your first three months. Your library stays; your place in the queue doesn’t.
Who owns the work?
You do, on payment. Leave, and you get a full export of your library.
Do revisions use up my slot?
No. Revisions happen on the same job. A completely new direction is a new brief.
Can more than one person send briefs?
Yes. Unlimited briefs from unlimited users, from any department. They queue in the order you set and your brand manager keeps the order honest.
