The
Public
Media
Creative
Network
Access to senior-level creative consulting and execution for a monthly retainer.
Get faster turnarounds, predictable costs, and work that's fully customized to your org’s brand—without the overhead of hiring.
The
Challenge
Many organizations spend anywhere from $30,000 to $150,000+ across inconsistent agency projects, vendor management, and missed opportunities.
Whether you have no creative team, a small team stretched thin, or a full department needing surge support, the constraint is universal—limited creative capacity when you need it the most.
The
Solution
A creative retainer for public media organizations: ongoing access to senior creative leadership and deliverables for one monthly cost.
What
You Get
Predictable & reliable creative capacity aligned to your organizations priorities
One monthly cost versus tracking multiple vendors
Fast turnarounds without sacrificing quality or customization
Your team stays focused on community service, engagement, & storytelling
Public Media Creative Network
Your creative department. Without the department.
Pricing & Structure
Essential
Starting from
$3,000
10-20 hours/mo
Essential campaigns plus access to shared asset library
Standard
Starting from
$6,000
20-35 hours/mo
Consistent creative support with occasional surge
Full
Starting from
$12,000
Flexible, as needed
Full creative partnership with unlimited priority access
Monthly fees determined following a complimentary discovery meeting to reflect the scope of services required.
Price differentiation based solely on the number of hours allocated to a client's needs.
All pricing is monthly recurring, billed at the first of the month.
One more thing…
JSG isn't exclusive to public media.
The retainer model was designed so public media orgs could have access to high-end creative—but it works anywhere with the same capacity problem.
Non-profits, advocacy orgs, cultural institutions, and for-profit companies that value quality and consistency.
If you have ongoing creative needs, a lean team, and you can't justify a full-time hire—let's talk.

