Three ways to work together.

Transparent pricing. No surprises. Whether you need a one-off drawing or dependable monthly support, there's a package that fits your workload and budget.

Pay as you go
£35 / hr

Three-hour minimum. Best for one-off drawings and overflow weeks.

  • Hourly, tracked and itemised
  • No commitment beyond the job
  • Standard turnaround
Most popular
Retainer hours
£165 / 5 hrs

Buy a block, draw it down as you need it.

5 hours£165
10 hours£310
15+ hours£435
  • Priority turnaround
  • Hours don't expire monthly
À la carte
Fixed price

Single items, priced per drawing.

Single CAD drawing£95
Kitchen cabinetry set£195
SketchUp room model£145
Rendered image£55
Also available

1:1 SketchUp & AutoCAD training — £45/hr

Priced separately from drafting work and booked by the hour over Zoom.

About training

FAQs

  • Not as standard — the service is built to run remotely, and referring you to a local surveyor usually works out faster and cheaper. That said, site visits can be arranged on request for a premium — get in touch to discuss.

  • Interior designers and studios are who the service is built for, but I also work with design students and carpenters/joiners who need drawings to work from. Get in touch and we'll figure out if it's a fit.

  • Primarily AutoCAD and SketchUp. I can deliver files in .dwg, .skp, PDF, or whichever format suits your workflow.

  • Three routes: £35/hr pay as you go with a three-hour minimum, discounted retainer blocks from £165 for five hours, or fixed prices per item from the à la carte menu. Everything is quoted before work starts.

  • Send me your brief and I'll provide an estimated number of hours before commencing. Once approved, I complete the work and issue an invoice upon completion.

  • Via email, WeTransfer, Google Drive, or Dropbox — whichever is most convenient for you.

  • Yes. I work entirely remotely, so I can support designers anywhere — though the UK remains my primary market.

  • Turnaround depends on project complexity. Retainer clients receive priority scheduling. For ad hoc projects, I'll always provide a realistic timeline upfront.