How it works
- A dedicated designer assigned to your brand – knows your products, retail chains and guidelines, so every new project gets off the ground faster.
- Working at your pace – Teams, Slack or e-mail, taking part in briefings and sign-offs, campaign deadlines in one calendar.
- Billing without a full-time hire – a monthly block of hours or a quote per campaign.
- Workshop included – we build the prototype ourselves and manage production with proven suppliers.
- A team behind the designer – structural design, prototypes and DTP are teamwork, and there is cover for holidays and peak season, so your campaigns never wait.
An in-house hire or a POS designer from Unique Job?
| What we compare | In-house designer | POS designer from Unique Job |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | usually graphics and key visual adaptations | structure, load capacity, material, cutting die, print technology, 3D and graphics |
| Prototype | has to be outsourced | we build it ourselves – a physical sample tested with the product |
| Costs | salary, social security, equipment and 3D licences – also in months without campaigns | monthly block of hours or per campaign |
| Production | depends on suppliers and what they propose | design tailored to the technology and budget, production with proven suppliers |
| Rollout | ends with the file | we take it to the store: co-packing, delivery, installation, report |
Already have a graphic designer? We work alongside them
Your graphic designer handles the graphics and key visual adaptations, and we handle the structure, prototype, dielines with print areas, production and rollout. The graphic designer gets ready-made dielines and print dimensions, and the brand gets material that actually stands in the store.
What you get
- structural designs and 3D visualisations for approval by the brand and the retail chain,
- a prototype tested with the product before production,
- production documentation and print dielines,
- a production quote based on run size, deadline and budget,
- management of production, co-packing, delivery and installation,
- a photo report and a post-campaign summary,
- a design that belongs to the brand – the rights pass upon payment.
Who it’s for
For brands without their own POS department, and for teams that have a graphic designer but lack structural design, prototypes and production management. Also for trade marketing teams that want one POS partner instead of several suppliers.
Want a POS designer in your team?
Tell us how many campaigns you plan a year and which retail chains you work with – we will propose the scope and the billing model.
Email usCommon questions
How is a POS designer different from a graphic designer?
A graphic designer prepares the graphics and key visual adaptations. A POS designer designs the structure: load capacity, material, cutting die, packing and assembly – so that the display can be produced and set up in the store.
How do you bill the designer’s work?
As a monthly block of hours or per campaign. Production is quoted separately.
Does the design belong to the brand?
Yes. The rights to the design pass to the brand upon payment.
Can you work with our graphic designer or agency?
Yes. They get dielines with print areas and dimensions from us, and we make sure the graphics fit the structure and the print technology.
