Who should use this
Best for teams that need better decks, reports, onboarding, proposals, templates, sales enablement, and internal communication.
Corporate tools
Internal and corporate tools help teams sell, train, onboard, report, and operate with materials that look organized and serious.
Service fit
Best for teams that need better decks, reports, onboarding, proposals, templates, sales enablement, and internal communication.
Tulsa-based support for local companies, remote teams, nonprofits, agencies, founders, and sales organizations.
Project planning path
This section explains who the service is for, what is included, and how to request a practical recommendation instead of guessing from a price list.
Best for teams that need better decks, reports, onboarding, proposals, templates, sales enablement, and internal communication.
Pitch Deck Design, Investor One-Pager, Sales Deck, Report / Annual Report Design, plus custom add-ons from the deeper master catalog when the project needs them.
Private recommendation
Send your business, audience, deadline, current links, and the result you want. The reply can recommend the right package, service options, add-ons, and production notes.
Start with the buyer problem, launch, visibility push, or cleanup goal.
Share existing assets, references, competitors, and what needs to happen next.
The project response can separate must-haves, optional upgrades, timeline, and fee considerations.
Starting price examples
These examples come from the internal master catalog and can be bundled, trimmed, or scoped as custom work.
Investor, sales, or offer deck design.
A concise investor or partner-facing one-sheet.
A stronger sales presentation for offers and services.
Formal reporting with clear hierarchy and visuals.
Public-facing media assets and brand proof.
Welcome materials and process clarity for clients.
Internal documents that feel professional and usable.
Reusable proposal templates and sales support.
Public bundles
Pick a starting point, then the project request confirms scope, timing, and any add-ons.
Decks, templates, reports, onboarding, and sales tools.
Media kit, one-pagers, and public-facing materials.
Training, onboarding, and learning resources.
Questions
Yes. Brandable Google Docs and Microsoft Word templates can be scoped.
Yes. Proposal systems can include design, reusable sections, and clearer sales structure.
Writing can be included for bios, case studies, service descriptions, and business tools when scoped.
Policies, add-ons, and operating fees
Rush timing, source files, licensing, vendor coordination, revisions, and monthly support are visible before work begins.
Used only when the schedule requires immediate turnaround and normal queue timing is not realistic.
Applies to approved short-window production requests.
Working/source files are released when scoped, licensed, and paid for.
Applied to overdue balances after the invoice due date.
Whichever amount is greater protects scheduled production time and completed work.
Covers selection, licensing, and handoff management for paid stock assets.
Covers licensed type recommendations, purchase coordination, and usage notes.
Applies when requests move beyond the approved scope or production plan.
Quoted when a project needs more review cycles than originally included.
Physical goods, printed items, shipping, and tax are quoted separately when applicable.
Covers shop communication, file prep, proof review, and production coordination.
Based on recurring creative hours, response expectations, and production load.
Optional management for hosting, updates, small checks, and service coordination.
Optional renewal and DNS coordination for domains managed through the studio.
Optional search visibility review, content recommendations, and tracking support.
Optional analytics review and monthly notes for traffic, conversions, and site behavior.
Optional improvements after launch based on real usage, search behavior, and conversion needs.
Blocks of 5-15 hours for recurring design, content, or production support.
Often included in web packages when scoped up front.
Extended post-launch help for teams that need a longer support window.
Final proposals confirm exact scope, deliverables, timeline, deposit, production costs, licensing, taxes, and support terms before work begins.