We fixed the disconnects that could interrupt a rollout while it was still exporting. Long jobs now hold their connection from start to finish, and anything that does drop picks up where it left off instead of starting again.
Smart Crop finds the subject in your artwork and keeps it in frame as the format changes. Tall, wide and square all come back with the focal point where you would have put it, so there is far less to fix by hand.
You can now set the file names on an InDesign export instead of taking the defaults. Name them to match how your team files work, and the whole set comes back ready to hand over.
The launch sheet now covers print alongside social and display, so posters, press and out-of-home come out of the same rollout. Nothing extra to add on, and the sheet scales to whatever paper size you send it to.
Every plan now sits side by side on a single pricing page, with the buttons lined up so the cards are easy to compare at a glance. Skills are listed too, so you can see exactly what is included before you start.
Add a Skill to a rollout when a job needs a particular craft — retouching, motion, or copy adaptation. Skills sit on top of your plan and only apply to the rollouts you attach them to.
Resizing now runs in parallel across formats, which cuts the wait on large campaigns by about half. Crops hold their focal point more reliably on tall and wide ratios, so there is less to fix afterwards.
One place to read how we handle your data: where it is stored, how long we keep it, and who can see it. It also answers the security questions procurement teams tend to ask before a first project.
Flat-rate 5K rollouts are out of trial and available to any team. Send us your master artwork and the format list, and the full set comes back ready to ship — one price, no per-asset maths.