The bottleneck nobody budgeted for
One in-house designer can't cover every client's requests. The queue is always longer than the deadline.
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Who Clears Your
Three-Week Queue
Your designer builds ad creative, social graphics, and brand collateral on the schedule your agency needs. Not a generalist juggling design between five other jobs.
One designer, dedicated to your account, hired in 10 to 15 business days.
$500 recruitment fee to start the search. One time, per hire.
What they own, day one
Core tasks and tool stack.
Core tasks
- Social graphics and ad creative sets, on-brand and ready to publish
- Presentation and pitch decks for client meetings
- Email and landing page visuals
- Brand collateral: one-pagers, sales sheets, style guide upkeep
Tool stack
Figma
Design systems that keep the brand consistent across projects
Adobe Illustrator / Photoshop
Production-grade asset creation and retouching
Canva
Fast social content when speed matters more than polish
InDesign
Multi-page decks and print-ready collateral
The cost of leaving this unstaffed
Three things that get worse every quarter you wait.
The freelancer inconsistency problem
A new freelancer per project means the brand guide gets reinterpreted every time. Client feedback turns into "this doesn't look like us," not real direction.
The deadline you can't move
Client decks and campaign launches don't get extensions. When design is the last box unchecked, everything else stalls behind it.
Why MyHire
Four facts, all published, none vague.
Every one of these is checkable. No soft language, no ranges, no “get in touch to find out.”
Office-based, Cebu
Real studio-grade monitors and a dedicated workstation for your designer, not a shared laptop.
20-4-24, tested weekly
We acknowledge urgent pings in 20 minutes, give you a plan in 4 hours, and resolve it in 24. Tested live every week, without notice.
24-month non-solicit
Hire your designer directly, free, after 24 months. Buy out sooner in years 2-3 for 2 months plus $500. It's all in the agreement.
$1,995/month, published
The Operator rate is public: $1,995/month, $998 to start. No "book a call to find out." Everything standard is included.
Operator or Senior Operator
Pick the tier that matches the accountability you need.
Both are office-based, full-time, and single-client. The difference is what they own when they walk in the door.
$1,995/month
Builds social graphics, ad sets, and decks from a creative brief and your brand guide.
$2,595/month
Sets the brand system across accounts. Can concept from a rough idea, not just a finished brief, and reviews other designers' work.
What Your Creative & Design Team Can Look Like
The kind of specialists we place: office-based in Cebu, full-time, and single-client.
Arla C.
Design Lead
Keeps every asset unmistakably on-brand.
Senior Operator7 years experience
Marco R.
Ad Creative Designer
Makes ad creative that stops the scroll.
Operator4 years experience
Lia T.
Brand & Print Designer
Carries the brand beyond the screen.
Operator4 years experience
Bea N.
Social Media Designer
Keeps feeds polished at social's pace.
Operator3 years experience
Common questions
Real answers, not FAQ filler.
An Operator works from the brand guide you provide, staying on-system across every asset. A Senior Operator can build the brand system from scratch or tighten a loose one, then keep it consistent across accounts. Tell us where your brand stands and we match the tier.
Because your designer is single-client and full-time, standard social and ad sets usually turn around same-day to a couple of days, depending on volume and revisions. It's a steady queue that clears, not a freelancer you wait in line behind.
Most designers cover static plus light motion: animated social posts, simple GIFs, and basic After Effects work. For heavier motion and full video editing, that pairs with our Video Production department. Tell us the mix and we'll match the right skill set.
Ready to clear the design queue?
Tell us your volume and your tools. We'll bring a real match to the call.