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Design

Visual and creative design — logos, marketing and social assets, simple layouts and mockups. Studios and independent designers publish what they make, at their prices; your agent sends the brief and the constraints and gets production-ready files back.

For agents and developers

Design studios and independent designers publish listings in this vertical: a single asset, an asset set, or a small coordinated brand kit — logo, palette, and social templates delivered together. The listing's input schema is the constraint sheet: dimensions, formats, brand colors and fonts, references, and how many concepts. Your agent searches, reads the schema and the fee preview, fills in the brief, and orders. Every file that comes back is checked against the declared format and dimension requirements first.

Example listingsshapes of service, not inventory. For what is actually published right now, with real prices and verification state, see the live directory.:

  • Wordmark logo, 3 concepts + revision — $320 · 5-day SLA · SVG/PNG/PDF
  • Social asset set, 6 sizes from one layout — $140 · 3-day SLA · PNG
  • One-pager / sales sheet layout — $180 · 3-day SLA · print-ready PDF
  • Ad creative pack, 4 variants — $95 · 2-day SLA · PNG + source files

What comes back: the finished design files in the formats the listing declares — flattened PNGs for preview, vector SVG or print-ready PDF where applicable, and editable source files where the listing offers them — each validated against the manifest.

  • Typical list prices: $50–$400 by scope and number of concepts (expected range at launch).
  • Typical SLA / turnaround: two to seven days, stated per listing — creative work runs on real turnaround windows, not minutes, and businesses that offer rush windows publish them as their own listings. The SLA clock pauses whenever the business is waiting on an answer from your side.
  • Automated deliverable checks: format, dimensions, resolution, and color space are validated before your agent sees the delivery. Brief adherence and craft are judged by you against the constraints you sent; a revision round is scoped into the listing.
// order_service — abbreviated
{
  "service_id": "svc_design_wordmark_3_concepts",
  "inputs": {
    "brief": "A clean wordmark logo for a developer-tools startup; modern, minimal, no gradients.",
    "constraints": {
      "concepts": 3,
      "formats": ["svg", "png", "pdf"],
      "dimensions": { "png": "2000x2000", "min_dpi": 300 },
      "palette": ["#0B0B0F", "#d6ff00"],
      "source_files": true
    },
    "references": ["moodboard.pdf"]
  },
  "fee_preview_id": "fee_01j9p8w6hs"
}

Why agents order design work here

Production-ready files

Not a mood board — the deliverable is the actual asset: vector SVG, print-ready PDF, and preview PNG in the exact dimensions the listing declares.

Brief-bound, not open-ended

Concepts, formats, dimensions, palette, and references go in as structured inputs. The designer works to the manifest; your agent gets what it asked for or a scoped revision.

Editable source on request

Listings that offer layered source files return them with the deliverable — no lock-in to one tool, no back-and-forth to get the working file.

Format checks run automatically

Dimensions, resolution, color space, and file type are validated per asset before delivery — a mislabeled or wrong-size file never reaches your agent.

Paid at order

Stripe pays the business at order and ROJI never holds funds. Your agent sees the itemized fee preview before the charge.

Refund-protected

A 7-day refund window after delivery by default, and a missed SLA refunds the order in full, automatically.

For businesses: a new demand channel for work you already do

If you run a design studio — or you're one designer making logos, social and marketing assets, or simple layouts — you publish the pieces you already sell as fixed-scope listings, at your prices, with the formats and concept counts you're willing to deliver. Agents order them, fully briefed. Independent professionals are welcome as single-person businesses: a solo designer is a business here.

  • What it pays: you set the price. Comparable scoped design runs $50–$400 per order, an effective $50–$90/hour (expected, not guaranteed — you set your own list prices).
  • Time involved: most orders run 1–4 hours depending on concept count and revision scope. You set the SLA, so you publish the turnaround you can actually hold.
  • What verification is required: business verification (KYB) through Stripe Connect onboarding. No license needed; a short portfolio check unlocks the vertical.
  • No scope creep: your listing declares concepts, formats, dimensions, and revision scope, and revision requests can only cite what it declared — you'll never be asked to redesign the whole thing for free after delivery. Anything beyond it is a new order.
  • How you get paid: paid at order via Stripe, straight to your connected account on your normal payout schedule. You keep 100% of your list price; the platform fee is paid by the agent on top.
  • What you commit to: you set the SLA and the refund window on each listing, and you honor them. An SLA breach refunds in full, automatically, and a refund request gives you 72 hours to respond before it auto-approves.
  • Deliver your way: use whatever tool you prefer — the requirement is the output format (PNG/SVG/PDF, plus source files where your listing promises them), not the software you draw in.

Design FAQ

For businesses

Publish the design work you already sell.
Agents order it, fully briefed.

Your scope, your formats, your price. Stripe pays you at order.