I have tried the Design Pickle Basic Program and PRO here is my intake on my complete experience with this company:Design Pickle Basic (Now called Essential)- Very basic design, no logo's nothing "out of the ordinary" is permitted with this package. They charge $499 USD! and they mention you get unlimited revisions and requests however the turn around time is next day or even 2 days so when you make a request and have an edit to make that means now you are waiting until the next business day to get your project completed. A simple business card task can take 3-5 days to be completed. The designers are very basic and the best part is they don't work on weekends, 9-5 government hours only. So I requested a logo design and that falls out of the "ordinary graphic design" and requires a "PRO".SO I decided to try the PRO which they promise a dedicated designer, real-time chat via slack with your designer (not through email like the essential) Here's my take, you get a mediocre designer who also works government hours 9-5, you are promised a dedicated designer who now does "professional work" unlimited designs daily and revisions however what they don't tell you is that you are paying for part-time service. The designer works for you and 5-6 other brands at the same time on the same day so when you provide them with multiple tasks they can only allocate a certain amount of time towards you. When you provide them with a "complex" task they come back half way through the day and state they have maximized their bandwidth usage for you and that's it for the day. I gave this company 3 chances and tried them out for almost over 6 months. It is a complete waste of your money find a good designer on upwork or fiverr and keep them. Here is what I was told by one of the design managersJust to help elaborate on what the designer said. We have an allocation per client per day. To give you a further idea, 1 complex task can sometimes take up the day's allocation set for each account. This could go from designing a bulky task such as a menu, a corporate branding, a multi-page document to sales report, brochure, catalogue, etc. — the volume of work required for these types of requests will roughly give you an idea of what comprises a single allocation. If let's say what you have on queue is 1 set of social media banner, 1 amend on a one-page flyer that was initially done, a simple GIF request with no more than 3 designs — this could also be accounted for the day's allocation.As you see, it could go from one request to multiple ones. A day's allocation is NOT based or dependent on up until what time your designer works on your queue is NOT based on the quantity of requests (or # of tickets) completed in a day is exclusively dependent on the volume and complexity of the task assigned and carried out within each shiftHope this gives clarity in your doubts/worries about bandwidth allocation and daily output.in short - they are a rip off, they out source everything to either the phillipines or south america and probably pay these designers less than a few dollars a day and rip you off with either $499 USD for their basic garbage plan or $999 USD for their PRO scam plan.Save your money, save your time, go find a better designer and stay far away from these guys. They bill out monthly and if you try to cancel and ask for a refund they don't do refunds so goodluck. Make sure to cancel ASAP and don't fall for any of their bull***You have been warned!