Questions, answered

Straight answers on how the Cluma design subscription works, from pricing and pausing to turnaround and who does the design.

FAQ

The short answers to what SaaS teams ask us most.

What is a design subscription, and how does it work?

A design subscription, also called design as a service, is a flat monthly plan for ongoing design instead of hiring in-house or booking agency projects. With Cluma you subscribe to the modules you need, from product and UI/UX to brand and web, and a senior-owned team ships work with progress roughly every 48 hours until each project is finished.

How much does a design subscription cost?

Cluma uses transparent flat pricing: modules run $1,995 to $3,995 per month, one published price per module, with no platform fees, no per-seat licenses and a 7-day trial. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.

Is it an unlimited design subscription, and how fast is turnaround?

You get unlimited requests queued one at a time per module, with unlimited revisions while subscribed. Turnaround is a cadence, not a one-shot promise: you see progress roughly every 48 hours until each project is finished.

Can you pause a design subscription?

Yes. Pause anytime and billing stops immediately; unused days of the month are banked and resume when you reactivate. The first month is paid in full, then you can cancel or pause anytime, with no long-term contract and no cancellation fee.

Is a design subscription better than hiring or an agency for SaaS?

For SaaS product teams with variable design demand, usually yes. A subscription gives senior, product-led design (dashboards, app UI, design systems) without recruiting cost or agency lock-in, and you can pause when the roadmap slows. Hiring wins once design work is constant and fully embedded.

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