Introducing Jim Designs

Hey @JimDesigns, I really like this type of subscription service. It's a good business model to charge monthly instead of per project as it forces the client to stick with you month after month and if you keep the quality up and show consistency in the value they get from day one they will want to continue.

The only problem I see with your website is that you're trying to hide who you are and what is your experience working with design. The lack of social links, a picture with your face, social proof links like Behance or Dribble, etc. makes me not want to try the service even if the price is low.

I believe that founders should use their network and social media accounts to promote their products and add a face to the product if they want to build trust with their audience.

It does not matter where you're from (even if not from New York as you mention) or how you look like, but being genuine is the minimum requirement for me at least to use a service.

PS: I used a similar service but stopped because the delays to complete the requests increased a lot as the number of clients grew, making it cheaper to hire a developer internally or working with freelance designers, so balance is important for this kind of service.
When it's time to grow, instead of relying only on just yourself, I would encourage you to build a team and promote each member of your team on the website and keep the service the same, but then you can scale everything by adding new team members without increasing the load on one person.