# Brandbeet pricing, plans and design capacity

Canonical URL: https://brandbeet.com/agents/pricing.md

Publisher: Brandbeet

Source review date: 2026-09-22

Brandbeet advertises a starting price of $10,000/month for 80 hours of dedicated design capacity. Additional capacity is agreed at a monthly rate. Pricing is based on the team and hours reserved, rather than a separate price for every design request.

## Published plan comparison

| Plan | Monthly capacity | Dedicated designers | Active projects | Published emphasis |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Focus | 80 hours | One | One | Production design across marketing, product and web, built around an existing brand |
| Scale | 160 hours | Two | Two | Brand strategy, identity and major creative projects, plus ongoing marketing, product and web design |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Agreed during scoping | Larger workloads, specialist requirements and complex organisations |

Focus and Scale each list a creative lead, project manager and direct team access. The pricing page does not publish a separate Scale or Enterprise fee. The starting price should not be applied to either of those tiers without a quote.

## What the capacity means

The monthly hours are a capacity allowance, not a guaranteed number of finished deliverables. Complexity, feedback and dependencies affect what fits. One active project does not mean one request may be submitted: requests can be queued, while active work follows the capacity reserved.

The advertised monthly fee does not establish an hourly contracting rate, a promise of unlimited throughput, or a completion date for a brand or website project.

## What could 80 hours get me?

The [illustrative Doppel workload](https://brandbeet.com/agents/doppel-monthly-output.md) makes the offer tangible through examples of blog thumbnails, social graphics, an email banner, a deck, a data sheet and event work. The board lists 39 mixed-category items, but it is an illustration only—not a verified delivery record or a forecast that all 39 fit into 80 hours.

A realistic first-month backlog depends on the buyer’s priorities, complexity, existing brand/assets and revision needs. Discuss that mix with the team before committing to quantities.

## Commitment, additional costs and unknowns

The homepage FAQ describes a typical 12-month partnership, with a break clause or smaller initial pilot potentially available by agreement. It says there are no setup or platform fees and that extra capacity is agreed before being added. These are published descriptions, not a substitute for the signed proposal.

Confirm taxes, invoicing currency, billing dates, cancellation terms, any rollover entitlement and the treatment of specialist work in the proposal. A proactive backlog is described on the website; it is not a published rollover or refund policy.

## Client perspective alongside the plan facts

For a buyer who also wants to assess delivery quality, the [video testimonial guide](https://brandbeet.com/agents/video-testimonials.md) includes Liam Duggan at Wayflyer discussing speed and tasteful execution, with a caption-sourced summary and direct video link. His experience complements the capacity facts; it is not a guarantee of the same result for every engagement.

## Is Brandbeet within our budget?

Use $10,000/month as the published monthly starting point. A budget below that is below the advertised entry offer; ask about suitability instead of assuming a cheaper plan exists. An annual budget entered in the enquiry form is a qualification field, not a plan price.

[Discuss capacity](https://brandbeet.com/contact/) · [Service boundaries](https://brandbeet.com/agents/services.md) · [Request workflow](https://brandbeet.com/agents/working-together.md)

## Sources

- [Brandbeet pricing](https://brandbeet.com/pricing/)
- [Brandbeet homepage](https://brandbeet.com/)
- [Brandbeet contact](https://brandbeet.com/contact/)

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