Fixed scope design, priced per piece.
For people who already know what they need made. Every piece is quoted with a price, a delivery date and a named number of revision rounds before it starts. Pieces sit under the Applications stage, from EUR 356,95 incl. VAT, EUR 295,00 excl.
Built for the machine it comes off, not for how it looks on your screen.
Stationery
Business cards, letterheads and invoice templates, set up so you can fill them in yourself without the layout falling apart.
Flyers, posters and signage
Supplied with bleed and the colour profile your printer asks for, built to their spec sheet.
Packaging and labels
Artwork built to the die line your manufacturer supplies, checked at the size it is actually produced.
Digital
Handed over as editable files. The next post does not need another quote.
Social templates
Sized per platform and delivered as editable files rather than flat images. Change the text and post again without asking for a new version.
Presentations and documents
Slide and document templates that hold their layout when someone else types into them. The text sits in real styles, never hand placed on the slide.
Web and interface assets
Icons, banners and page artwork cut to the sizes a build actually needs. If the same job also needs the site itself, RidoIT builds it: see websites.
Media
Artwork for the places a release is actually seen.
Thumbnails, channel art and end cards
Made to read at the size they are shown at, including the small one, and supplied as a template so the next upload does not start from nothing.
Cover art and key art
One piece of artwork cut to every size a storefront or a platform demands.
Animation is quoted as its own line
Motion is a different job from a still, with different time in it. It is never folded into the price of a piece. It appears as its own line on the quote, or it is not part of the work.
What that covers
Logo animation for intros and end cards, animated versions of a social template, and short motion for a page header. Motion is always built from artwork that is already agreed. The still is signed off first.
How it is priced
Per piece, quoted once the still artwork is agreed. The length and the complexity decide the time. No animation is included in a design price by default, and none is started before you have accepted a quote for it.
Terms, stated up front
The same terms on every piece, whether it is one business card or a full set.
Fixed price and a named date
Every piece is quoted with a price, a delivery date and the number of revision rounds, agreed before the work starts. No open ended hourly bills.
You get the editable files
Handed over on final payment. Nothing is watermarked hostage and nothing is held back to keep you coming back for small changes.
Print ready means print ready
Bleed, the colour profile your printer asks for, and the raster formats the piece needs, checked against their spec sheet before it is sent. Send that sheet before the work starts and the artwork is built to it. Anything they will only accept as vector is outside what is sold here.
What is quoted separately
Animation, named on the quote or it is not in the job. Vector conversion is a different case: it is not an extra and it is not quoted. It is not sold here at all. The brand identity page says why.
No sample gallery yet
There is no published portfolio on this site and nothing here is presented as delivered client work. Ridoco is new. What you can check before committing is the process and the terms, which are both on this page.
Where this sits in the price list
Individual pieces are the Applications stage. The four Ridocr stages, what each delivers and what each costs are set out on packages.
Ask for a piece to be scoped
Describe the piece, what it is for and where it will be used, and you get a price, a delivery date and the number of revision rounds. There is no obligation to go ahead.