CREATIVE-AS-A-SERVICE FOR EARLY-ENTERPRISE TEAMS
Add creative specialists led by a dedicated Designity Creative Director. Your team sets priorities and brand direction. We manage the creative work and delivery.
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Creative support for
brands you know.
MORE CAMPAIGNS. CLEAR OWNERSHIP.
A product launch needs a landing page. Sales needs a new deck. Paid campaigns need fresh creative. When those requests arrive together, your in-house team has to decide what moves forward and what waits.
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of marketers report feeling overwhelmed.
Designity adds a managed creative partnership around agreed work, extending your team’s capabilities while you retain business priorities and final approval.
YOUR MANAGED CREATIVE PARTNERSHIP
Dedicated creative leadership, coordinated delivery, and specialist expertise.
Extend your internal team with creative and marketing specialists, from campaign creative and content to sales collateral, web, and video. Your team sets priorities; the specialist mix follows the agreed scope and capacity.
Your Designity Creative Director turns your priorities and brand guidelines into a working brief, selects specialists, and reviews the creative before it reaches your team. You retain brand direction and final approval.
Build the mix around the deliverables: a designer and copywriter for a campaign, motion support for video, or web expertise for a landing page. Scope and plan capacity determine what can run together.
Your Creative Project Manager coordinates timelines, handoffs, feedback, and progress. Your stakeholders stay involved at agreed decision and approval points.
Brand guidelines, audience needs, project objectives, and feedback provide a common reference. Review requirements for multiple brands or business units when defining scope.
AI can support parts of the creative process. People remain responsible for strategy, creative judgment, and quality. Discuss any restrictions on tools, data, or AI before work begins.
CREATIVE LEADERSHIP, BUILT IN
Creative Leadership, Coordination, and Specialist Support in One Managed Partnership
LEADERSHIP. COORDINATION. EXPERTISE.
Your Designity Creative Director translates agreed priorities into creative direction, selects specialists, and oversees quality across the workstreams you define together.
Your internal team retains overall brand direction and final approval.
Your Creative Project Manager coordinates timelines, handoffs, feedback, and project progress across the Designity team. Your stakeholders stay involved at agreed approval points.
Bring in relevant creative and marketing expertise as the work requires it, from campaign assets and presentations to branding, web, content, and video.
The specialist mix follows the agreed scope and capacity of your plan.
YOUR CREATIVE PARTNERSHIP, MADE CLEAR
Creative leadership, coordinated delivery, and priorities that stay connected.
Your team identifies the campaign, audience, business goal, and deliverables. Your Designity Creative Director turns that context into an agreed brief and delivery plan.
Your Creative Director selects the specialists and guides the creative work. Your Project Manager coordinates contributors, milestones, and handoffs.
Designity reviews quality before sharing the work. Your team consolidates stakeholder feedback and confirms decisions at the agreed approval points.
Your team gives final approval. Designity prepares the agreed deliverables, then you review upcoming priorities together within your plan’s capacity.
Your first call is a Designity demo; your Creative Director introduction follows sign-up and matching.
SELECTED CLIENT WORK
Selected examples from Designity’s broader portfolio, across company sizes. Use them to assess the work relevant to your brief.
CREATIVE LEADERSHIP. PROVEN BY CLIENTS.
Real Stories. Big Wins. From Disruptive Marketing Leaders
EVALUATE THE PARTNERSHIP WITH REAL WORK
Use a defined project to assess whether the support works for your team.
Choose a manageable campaign deliverable or a defined part of a larger project. Agree on the brief, review points, and what success looks like before work starts.
During the two-week trial, assess the creative quality, how feedback is handled, and how much coordination your team still needs to do. Completion depends on complexity and scope.
No upfront payment. Review the trial terms for payment timing, cancellation, and rights to the work.
Start with the upcoming work: which campaigns need support, where specialist gaps exist, and what your internal team will continue to own.
Use the proposed scope, plan capacity, review process, and trial experience to discuss the investment with your stakeholders. Confirm procurement, security, legal, and AI requirements before committing.
FIND YOUR CREATIVE FIT
A Quick Gut Check for Marketing and Creative Leaders
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Bring the campaign calendar, deliverables, and deadlines your team is working toward. We can discuss the specialist support, responsibilities, and capacity you need.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.
Creative leadership, capacity, and collaboration, so you know what to expect.
Designity can suit marketing and creative teams with recurring work, changing specialist needs, and a need for additional creative leadership or delivery coordination.
Fit depends on the scope, available capacity, operating requirements, and responsibilities agreed between the teams.
Yes. The partnership can be scoped around your existing leadership structure.
Your internal creative leader can retain overall brand or creative ownership while Designity leads agreed workstreams, contributes specialist expertise, and coordinates its delivery team.
Your team provides business context, sets priorities, and retains final decisions. Designity provides the agreed creative leadership, coordination, and specialist support. Onboarding establishes responsibilities, stakeholder involvement, feedback, and approval points.
The teams agree on a feedback process and approval responsibilities before delivery begins. The Designity portal provides visibility into project status, while calls and updates support ongoing coordination.
Consolidated stakeholder feedback helps the team move work forward against the agreed priorities.
These needs should be reviewed when scoping the partnership. The number of brands, stakeholder groups, and simultaneous initiatives affects the required capacity and plan.
A Custom scope may be appropriate for more complex requirements.
Share the specific requirements during the initial discussion. Requests involving an MSA, NDA, security review, technical integration, or other procurement conditions need to be reviewed before work begins.
Capabilities and approvals should be confirmed for your engagement rather than assumed.
Capacity is defined by the plan and agreed scope. Timelines depend on the work’s complexity, active priorities, feedback, and available resources.
The initial plan should make clear which projects can run concurrently and when key deliverables are expected.
AI may support parts of the workflow, while people remain responsible for creative direction, judgment, and quality.
Share your policies on AI tools, confidential materials, and data use before the engagement so the team can assess whether the proposed approach meets your requirements.
The 2-week trial provides a defined opportunity to evaluate the partnership with no upfront payment.
Review the trial terms for payment timing, cancellation, and rights to work created during the trial.
Choose an initial project that can meaningfully demonstrate the working relationship within that period. What can be completed depends on the project’s complexity and agreed scope.
Plans provide defined monthly capacity and support. You can discuss plan changes or add-ons as priorities evolve.
See the Pricing page for included capacity, billing options, cancellation rules, and pause eligibility.
