Retainer Pricing
Three monthly retainer cards with hour counts, prices, and cover items, plus a ruled panel explaining minimum terms, hour rollover policy, and when to switch off a retainer.
Three monthly retainer cards with hour counts, prices, and cover items, plus a ruled panel explaining minimum terms, hour rollover policy, and when to switch off a retainer.
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Retainer Pricing shows three monthly retainer tiers, Light (12 hours, $2,100), Standard (32 hours, $5,200), and Embedded (60 hours, $9,000), each as a card with a price box, hour count, and a covers list. Below the cards a ruled four-row panel explains how retainers actually work: three-month minimum, no hour rollover, 30 days notice to cancel, and the honest note on when to switch off (if the workload drops below 8 hours a month, hourly or a project is a better fit).
Retainers and the how-they-work rows are two separate arrays. The bottom panel is the distinctive detail, naming the terms and the exit clearly before the client signs anything.
Reach for this block on a pricing page aimed at product teams or growing companies that need consistent capacity rather than one-off projects. The installer swaps the tier names, hour counts, prices, and cover points to reflect their actual retainer structure.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:
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One strong use is the embedded freelance design retainer. Other ongoing-work structures:
Tip: the when-to-switch-off row is the credibility line, it tells a prospective client you are not trying to lock them in and that matters more than the price.