There's nothing good on Netflix, so let me roast your landing page copy

Hi!

• Love the word-play in the title. I'd drop the service, though. It adds nothing but length. Shorter = sweeter. Also, it's repeated in the subtitle.
• The subtitle is a bit bland. Again, the "service" aspect is implied. I'd maybe go for something like "Premium graphic design—just a click away". This plays nice with your brand name, too.
• You can make the main CTA even more specific. E.g. "Try it free for 7 days", "Free for 7 days", "Try it free". The word FREE never fails to get attention. And you don't need the brand name in there. Less of you, more of the value for the prospect.
• "Unique designs that match your brand" -> "We play by the brand book"
• "Request as many revisions you want" -> "As many revisions as you want"
• "Get high quality designs fast & quick" -> "Top-shelf designs—fast"
• As for the descriptions for each of these benefits—try to cut down on words. Or at least cut up long sentences into shorter ones.
• "We design websites, logos, apps, ads -you name it!-" -> "We design websites, logos, app… You name it!"
• "See our latest projects" -> "The fruit of our labor"
• CTA "View more work" -> "See more examples"

Overall, I like the straightforwardness of it. Sometimes the best way to sell your service is to say what it does for the prospect. No BS.

Good luck!