Feb 8, 2020
DTANGO is a New York City-based company offering online graphic design services. Their newest service model allows clients to benefit from unlimited graphic design services, unlimited revisions, and unlimited use of their proprietary TANGO software to meet a wide range of design needs.

February 7, 2020 / / —
Expanding its offerings of comprehensive graphic design services to an ever-growing range of clients, the New York-based online design company, DTANGO, offers the services of a dedicated graphic design team at a low monthly price. Founded by Ajay Siva of Unmatched Studio, DTANGO’s team includes over 50 professionals specializing in graphic design, creative design, branding, animation, illustration, and creating marketing material of all kinds. Now, they are offering $359 a month for their professional-quality graphic design services.
What DTANGO offers at $359 a month
The graphic design service from DTANGO offers a range of online tools at the client’s disposal, as well as access to and benefits from the services of a versatile and professional graphic design team. For one, all clients will have access to the real-time interactive tool “TANGO”. Through this platform, clients can submit design requests, which the team reviews before working on it. The TANGO tool notifies clients when designs are ready to be received and allows them to make feedback and replies if any revisions are needed.
At $359 a month, clients can make unlimited graphic design requests to the team, have unlimited revisions on each project, and unlimited access to the DTANGO library of stock images. With a quick turnaround time and limitless services, clients can rely on the DTANGO team of graphic designers for a wide range of needs, including illustration, animation, branding, brochures, banners, flyers, posters, postcards and more.
About DTANGO
Founded by Ajay Siva, DTANGO is based in New York City with a team of over fifty designers but works with clients across the world through their proprietary TANGO platform. As an online design company, their primary aim is to offer world-class designs and quality graphics suited to the specific needs of their clients.
Upon completion, the client has 100% ownership of any custom designs finished by the DTANGO team, and all work completed for a client is handled by the same team assigned to their account from when they first open it.
To learn more about DTANGO, the team, and their services, visit the DTANGO website.
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