Include the revision effort
Keep feedback rounds visible when comparing the fixed fee with studio costs.
Track time. Get paid.
Profitability for creative studios
See what revisions do to your studio’s project margin. Compare fees with recorded effort and expenses before pricing the next creative brief.
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Know which work actually makes you money.
Account for production purchases
Record licences and agreed project expenses before reviewing the margin.
Price the next brief with context
Inspect what changed rather than copying the last project’s allowance.
Project gross profit is not the studio’s net profit. Overheads and unrecorded costs still need separate consideration.
Get started with profitability
- 1Record concepts and revision hours
- 2Add the project’s production costs
- 3Compare the fee with delivery
- 4Review the next creative allowance
Questions about profitability for creative studios
- Can a fixed-fee design job be busy but unprofitable?
- Yes. More revision hours can increase delivery cost without increasing the fee. Record the full effort and project expenses so the profitability view reflects the work your studio actually did.
- Can a studio project look profitable while revisions are missing?
- Yes. Missing effort makes recorded delivery costs incomplete. Review the team’s hours and costs before using the margin to price another brief.
Try profitability on your next client project
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