Unlimited church graphic design is a design subscription at a flat monthly price where your church can send in any number of requests. What comes back each month is a set number of finished designs, because designers only have so many hours in a week.
What Are the Limits on an “Unlimited” Design Plan for Churches?
These seven lines come straight from the public pages of plans that use the word, and our note under each says what it means in a church week.
“We also only work on 1 active task at a time.”
“A small graphic design is any design that we can create within 30-minutes.”
“Up to one project due per business day”
“Friday, Saturday, and Sunday do not count as business days.”
“Complex projects like multi-piece sermon series may take slightly longer, but you'll always know the timeline upfront.”
“You are able to request as many designs as you would like and they will be delivered individually.”
“Get full ownership of your designs with source files on PRO plans.”
How Many Graphics Does a Church Really Get in a Month?
What Should You Ask a Design Service Before Signing Up?
A few plain questions on a call will tell you more than the pricing page headline does.
- How many of our requests will you work on at the same time?
- How long does each design usually take from request to delivery?
- Do revisions use up days in our queue, or are they separate?
- Is there a written number of designs we can expect each month?
- What counts as one request when we need a full set of matching pieces?
- What kinds of work are left out of the plan entirely?
- How do you handle the weeks before Christmas and Easter?
- Do we keep the editable source files when we need to leave?
Why Did We Stop Saying “Unlimited”?
We used the word to describe our own service from 2017, when we started, until August 2026. It was never really true. Every plan had a limit on how many projects could be in progress together, so the headline promised something the fine print took back.
Churches joined expecting no limits, then hit the queue in a heavy month and felt let down. We'd rather tell you the real number up front than have you find it on a Thursday with Sunday coming.
The word also invited everything to arrive in the same week, which slowed every project and wore out our designers. We explained it all in a letter to our churches.
How Many Graphics Does Each Church Media Squad Plan Include?
Our Graphics plan is $797 a month on a 12-month agreement, and the table shows what each of our four plans includes every time the calendar turns over.
| Plan | Graphics | Videos |
|---|---|---|
| Graphics | 5 | 0 |
| Graphics + Video | 5 | 2 |
| All-In | 10 | 2 |
| All-In Premium | 15 | 2 |
One series design counts as one graphic: the key art and everything made from it, in every size, the slides, the social posts and the invite cards. Revisions are included until it's right, at no extra charge, and your whole team can send requests with no per-seat fee.
Graphics can step up to 10, 15 and 20 a month if your church needs more. If a month runs heavy, a request can wait in your queue and count toward next month. Our pricing page lists what each plan includes, and the Fair Use page explains how the monthly number works.
What Else Do Churches Ask About Design Plans?
Is “unlimited” church graphic design really “unlimited”?
No. You can usually send in any number of requests, but the finished designs you receive each month are a set number. Designers work a fixed number of hours, and that's true wherever you sign up.
How many designs a month can a church expect on one of these plans?
On a plan that works one request at a time, expect around 7 to 10 designs in a month. Most designs take 2 to 3 business days, and revision rounds use some of those days.
Does Church Media Squad offer “unlimited” design?
No. We retired the word in August 2026. Our Graphics plan includes 5 graphics each time you're billed, at $797 a month on a 12-month agreement, and it can step up to 10, 15 or 20.
What should we ask a design service first?
Start with how many requests they work on together and how long each takes. Then ask for the monthly number in writing, so it's settled before you sign.
If you're comparing design plans, we're happy to talk it through with you. Look over what each plan includes, and ask us anything you'd ask on that first call.
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Published by Church Media Squad on November 12, 2026.