Add design production capacity behind your agency without changing the client relationship. Rudrriv helps turn agency-approved briefs, client brand systems and campaign requirements into client-ready creative assets, revisions and handoff files under one controlled workflow.
Final scope, active-request capacity, turnaround and price are confirmed after we review your client-brand count, asset types, volume and approval workflow.
Agency design needs vary by client count, campaign volume and request concurrency. The entry benchmark below is based on current outsourced design-subscription market pricing; Rudrriv confirms the final commercial scope after reviewing your workload.
For agencies that need steady production for one primary client brand or a controlled request queue.
For launches, paid-media bursts, events or seasonal campaigns with a defined asset list and deadline.
For agencies managing recurring work across multiple client brands, account teams or campaign calendars.
*Indicative entry pricing: $459/month is a market-informed planning benchmark for meaningful outsourced design capacity, not a universal fixed price. Final Rudrriv pricing depends on active requests, number of client brands, design categories, asset complexity, turnaround, source-file requirements and review cycles. Third-party licence costs are separate unless specifically included.
Share your client-brand count, monthly request pattern, typical asset types and approval process. We will help determine whether a queue, campaign sprint or custom design desk is the better fit.
Advertising and marketing agencies do not buy design in the same way as a single brand. The work often sits inside account management, client approvals, campaign calendars, multiple brand systems and strict file handoff rules.
A generic outsourced designer may be able to make a banner or slide. White-label agency support has to do more: understand who owns the client relationship, keep brand materials separate, work from agency-approved inputs, create variants without changing the core creative logic, and return files in a state your team can review, present and archive.
The strongest fit is usually an agency with clear client ownership and design demand that is recurring, deadline-driven or uneven enough to create bottlenecks.
Several launches, paid campaigns or client content calendars land in the same production window.
Your agency needs to start producing before permanent internal capacity can be added.
A master creative needs many channel sizes, regional versions or format adaptations.
Account teams need consistent everyday design output without diverting senior creative resources.
White-label agency production becomes risky when logos, templates, fonts, copy or source files from one account appear in another. A practical multi-brand structure reduces that risk and speeds repeat work.
For recurring work, each client account should have a compact reference set that lets production start without re-interpreting brand rules on every request.
The exact mix depends on your engagement. The items below show the kinds of production work commonly relevant to agency white-label design rather than guaranteeing every category in every plan.
Feed posts, stories, paid-social ads, display banners, thumbnails and campaign variants.
PNG · JPG · editable sourcePitch decks, client presentations, capability documents, one-pagers and proposal visuals.
PPT · PDF · sourcePage mockups, hero graphics, web banners, section visuals and campaign landing-page design assets.
Figma · PNG · SVGCase-study layouts, infographics, reports, ebooks, guides and client-facing document design.
PDF · source filesResize and reflow approved creative across channels, placements, regions or audiences.
Multi-format variantsReusable social, presentation, report or campaign templates based on supplied brand rules.
Figma · Canva · AdobeApply an approved identity to agreed marketing materials without redefining the brand strategy.
Digital + print-readyWebinar, event, sale, offer or launch creatives designed to an approved campaign direction.
Channel-specific exportsThe recommended flow keeps creative production behind your agency and makes it clear when an asset moves from brief to agency review, corrections and client-ready handoff.
Your team supplies approved copy, brand, format, objective and deadline.
Dependencies, source files, dimensions and delivery sequence are confirmed.
Creative is produced against the selected client brand and campaign direction.
Your team checks creative fit before anything is considered client-ready.
Consolidated feedback is applied within the agreed brief and revision scope.
Approved exports and source files are organised for client delivery or archive.
Clear inputs are the biggest driver of speed. White-label design production works best when your agency has already resolved strategic, copy and client-approval questions before a request enters the design queue.
The exact application is confirmed from your existing files and client requirements. Displaying a tool here does not imply an official partnership.
Clear boundaries prevent an everyday design request from quietly becoming a strategy, content, development or specialist production project.
Agency buyers usually need to balance cost against active production capacity, campaign deadlines and the complexity of each client’s brand environment.
Design quality is not only visual. White-label agency work also needs the correct client brand, copy, dimensions, file version and export settings.
Agencies often handle unreleased campaigns, client data, brand assets and licensed creative materials. Scope review should identify what can be shared, where files will be stored, who can approve access and whether an NDA or client-specific confidentiality condition must be agreed before production.
Keep the public enquiry high level. Transfer protected client files only through the agreed project workflow.
Define which agency users can brief, review, approve or request source files for each client account.
Fonts, stock, templates and third-party assets can carry licence restrictions that survive the design handoff.
Separate draft, agency-approved and client-ready files so the wrong version is not distributed.
These answers focus on agency ownership of the client relationship, multi-brand design production, handoff, revisions, pricing and service boundaries.
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