Nomma - Design as a Service

Unlimited design request with one monthly subscription.

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Unlimited design request with one monthly subscription.

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Today is the big day for the whole Design world! 🚀 We're excited to launch www.nomma.com, adding a new ability to get top-notch designs for your company (SaaS, Startups,Brands...) with flexible on-demand subscriptions. Nomma reimagines Design as a Service with unlimited projects & design requests. Our subscription plans fuel the design needs of SaaS companies and brands, empowering them to achieve consistent, high-converting websites & more user-friendly products. Can't wait for your feedback!

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Hey. We just launched our DaaS - Design as a Service. Feel free to chat, comment, and discuss our product. Our product offers monthly subscriptions for anyone who wants to get unlimited designs, dedicated senior designers, and top-notch projects. Perfect solution for SaaS company and brand focused on scalable and flexible design costs and fixed monthly rate.

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2yr ago

I am concerned about how the concept of "Design as a Service" differs from permanent employment and "Inside IR35" arrangements, where individuals are essentially placed at risk of investigation by HMRC?

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2yr ago

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@after_partybarty Design as a Service" (DaaS) differs from permanent employment and "Inside IR35" arrangements as it is a subscription-based service rather than a contractual employment relationship. With DaaS, clients pay for design services on a flexible basis and can pause or cancel their subscription anytime. This model avoids the risks of HMRC investigation since it doesn't imply an employer-employee relationship. Instead, it functions like a service agreement, similar to hiring a consultancy.

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