Delesign review
The only vendor here that publishes the number behind "unlimited": each client gets about two hours of designer time a day, and each designer serves roughly four clients. Cheap, honest about its ceiling, and it transfers copyright and native files.
Pricing: several published tiers Published by the agency
Published pricing by role: Graphic Designer $649/mo, Multimedia Specialist $849/mo, Web Developer $649/mo, SEO Writer $449/mo ($399 billed yearly). source ↗
Verdict
Delesign discloses the thing this rubric was written to expose. "Unlimited requests" is the category's standard phrase and it describes submissions rather than output; Delesign instead publishes the actual mechanism — roughly two hours per day of dedicated designer time, with each designer matched to an average of four clients. That is a computable capacity, about forty hours a month, and it lets a buyer work out in advance whether the subscription can carry their volume rather than discovering it in month two. It also quietly explains how every vendor in this category makes "unlimited" work. The honesty extends into delivery expectations: most simple projects are stated as completed within a day, while a one-minute animated explainer with vector illustrations is put at 7 to 15 days. Publishing a slow number alongside a fast one is a meaningful signal — the easy figure is the one everyone advertises. Rights are settled: "100% copyright ownership" plus "native Adobe files as well as your requested exported file formats". Pricing is published and low — $649/month for a graphic designer, $849 for a multimedia specialist, $649 for a web developer, $449 for an SEO writer — with cancellation any time and no minimum term. The structure is worth understanding before buying. This is not one subscription covering everything; it is a set of separately priced roles. Design, web development and writing are different plans, so a buyer needing design and development is buying two subscriptions, and the effective monthly cost is closer to $1,300 than $649. Scope looks broad across the plans in aggregate and is narrower inside any single one. Two gaps hold it at the threshold rather than above it. No brand intake or pre-delivery review step is described — the dedicated designer is the only mechanism against drift. And whether revisions draw down the same two hours a day is not stated, which on a time-boxed model is precisely where an unlimited-revisions promise gets settled. If rework consumes the allocation, then "unlimited revisions" and "two hours a day" are in direct tension, and only one of them can be the binding constraint.
What we verified
Each claim below was checked against a named source, last on 2026-08-18. Follow any of them and check for yourself — that is the point of publishing them.
- Capacity is published as approximately "2 hours per day" of designer time per client, with "each designer is matched with an average of 4 clients". delesign.com ↗
- Delivery expectations are published in both directions: most simple projects "completed in a day (or less)", while "a one-minute animated explainer video with vector illustrations may take 7-15 days". delesign.com ↗
- Published pricing by role: Graphic Designer $649/mo, Multimedia Specialist $849/mo, Web Developer $649/mo, SEO Writer $449/mo ($399 billed yearly). delesign.com ↗
- "100% copyright ownership" and delivery of "native Adobe files as well as your requested exported file formats". delesign.com ↗
- "You are free to cancel anytime and for any reason" with no minimum contract term. delesign.com ↗
What other platforms say
No independent review base located first-hand. What distinguishes this record is candour about capacity, not third-party verification.
These are other platforms' numbers, not ours. We report them because they are part of the picture, and we do not average them into our score — our score comes from the published rubric above.
Red flags
- The plans are separate roles, not tiers of one service. A buyer needing design plus development is buying two subscriptions at roughly $1,300/month, not one at $649. Read the headline price as covering one discipline.
- "Unlimited project submissions and revisions" sits on the same page as a two-hour-per-day cap. Both cannot be the binding constraint; the cap almost certainly is, and which one governs should be established in writing.
How it scored
Real throughput and concurrency
The real constraint is published — roughly two hours per day of designer time, with each designer serving an average of four clients — which is rare and useful. Scored at Adequate because the capacity itself is modest, about forty hours a month, and per-tier concurrency limits are not stated.
Designer continuity
"You'll have your own dedicated designer to work with", persistent across requests. That the designer is shared with roughly three other clients is disclosed rather than hidden, and part-time attention from a consistent person is what this dimension rewards.
Scope breadth
Across the plans: social, branding, logo, presentations, print, illustration, website design, video editing, animation and motion graphics, plus separate web development (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, custom JS) and SEO writing plans. Broad in aggregate, narrower within any single subscription.
Brand consistency at volume
No brand intake, stored profile or pre-delivery review step is described. The dedicated designer is the only structural defence against drift, which is a real one but is not a mechanism the vendor has described.
Revision and rejection policy
"Unlimited project submissions and revisions" is published, but whether revisions draw down the same two hours per day is not stated. On a time-boxed model that is where an unlimited-revisions promise is actually settled.
Pricing, pause and exit
Published and low: $649/mo graphic designer, $849 multimedia specialist, $649 web developer, $449 SEO writer, with cancellation any time and no minimum term. Held below Excellent because no pause option is described — only cancellation.
Source-file ownership
"100% copyright ownership" plus "native Adobe files as well as your requested exported file formats". Held below Excellent because font licensing and whether files remain fully layered are not addressed.
What we could not verify
- Whether revisions draw down the same two hours per day — the question that decides what "unlimited revisions" means here
- How many requests may be active at once within the daily allocation
- Whether any pause option exists, as distinct from cancellation
- Whether a brand intake or pre-delivery review step exists
- Whether unused hours roll forward or are forfeited daily
- Whether an independent review base exists
Sources
This agency has not published a paid trial. What a paid trial is.
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