For the party you want to attend
“I need to do a Christmas party, but I kind of just want to show up and enjoy it.” fracs. Venue, invites, RSVPs, catering: handled.
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Hosting and enjoying are two different jobs. Keep the good one.
The party is supposed to be the reward, and instead it’s three weeks of tabs: venues, menus, who hasn’t answered, whether Karen is bringing the plus-one. Hand over the tabs.
You make the decisions worth making: the vibe, the budget, the guest list. We do the rest: shortlist venues with real quotes, send invites that look like you hired a designer (you did), track RSVPs, book the catering, confirm everything twice.
The shortlist-and-invites version is a New piece (5 credits). Whole-party production is a Build (12). Venue and catering costs pass straight through, and you approve every number before it’s spent.
Everything else gets sized in credits: a quick fix is 1, an update 2, a new piece 5, a build 12. You always see the size before anything starts.
Run out mid-month? Credits are $39 each as a member ($49 without). We always ask first, and nothing is surprise-billed. One credit is about an hour of senior work, and credits expire at the end of the month. Embedded and Partner start at $3,999 a month and are quoted as capacity. Every plan cancels in one email.
December is always close. The earlier you type it in, the better the venues, though we’ve pulled off respectable miracles in three weeks.
Same machine, different guest list, and a better one, honestly. A client event that runs smoothly is marketing wearing a party hat.
You set it, we spend inside it, and every vendor cost is approved by you before it’s committed. No surprise line items in January.
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