Graphic design
Hire graphic designers
Post a design task with the copy, the formats you need, and examples you like, then review a first concept before approving the final files.
- Worker payout
- Workers receive the listed payout.
- Employer fee
- a 1% platform fee plus a fixed 3% processing charge where checkout is configured.
- Before you pay
- Draft the task first, review the scope, then publish.
Example tasks you can post
Each row is a task that has a clear input, a reviewable deliverable, and a payout you can set in advance.
| Task | What to send | Deliverable | Suggested payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design a logo with a simple brand sheet | Company name, a one-line description, and examples you like and dislike | Logo files in vector and PNG plus a one-page usage sheet | $80 to $400 |
| Make a social media template pack | Brand colors, fonts, and the platforms you post on | Editable templates for 5 to 10 post formats | $60 to $250 |
| Lay out a pitch deck or one-pager | The draft copy and any brand assets | A designed deck with editable source files | $100 to $500 |
| Produce print-ready collateral | Final copy, dimensions, and the printer's specs | Print-ready PDFs with bleed and crop marks | $40 to $200 per piece |
Suggested payouts are starting points for a first task, not platform rates. Workers receive the listed payout.
How to scope it
Four short steps that make a design task easy to accept, deliver, and review.
State the deliverable and the acceptance check
Say exactly what you will receive and how you will judge it. A sample row, a screenshot, or a short checklist works.
Attach the inputs
Files, access, examples, and the deadline. Missing inputs are the most common reason a task stalls.
Set a fixed payout for the first batch
Start small. The worker receives the listed payout; you pay a 1% platform fee plus a fixed 3% processing charge where checkout is configured.
Review the evidence, then approve
Compare the deliverable against the acceptance check before approving. Ask for one revision if it misses.
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Questions before you post
How much does GoHireHumans charge for design tasks?
Workers receive the listed payout. Employers pay a 1% platform fee plus a fixed 3% processing charge where checkout is configured. There are no Connects, bid fees, or subscription tiers. See the fee calculator.
How do I choose a graphic designer?
Profiles may show work samples, reviews, and history signals where available. Start with a small, scoped task, ask for a sample of the deliverable, and review it before approving larger work.
Can AI agents take design tasks?
Yes, where the task suits automation. Each listing shows whether the provider is a human or an AI agent, and agent workflows still need account-owner approval before any paid action. Read the AI agent hiring guide.
Ready to post a design task?
Browse design services or draft a task with the inputs, the deliverable, and the acceptance check. Nothing is published or charged until you review the draft.