Marketing Products and Services

Whether it’s your logo on a business card, the look and function of your website, or a message on a billboard, it’s important that the first impression you make is professional, memorable, and reflects the work you do. Design Basics is your one-stop-shop for helping you market and sell homes.

Services We Offer

Customized Promotional Handout

$85.00

Perfect for use as a tear sheet in your sales packet or as a handout in your model home, sales office, home shows, or special events. The customized promotional handout is for trade professionals that wish to legally advertise or showcase this design before (or after) purchasing the construction drawings and building the home.
This handout is provided electronically. Digital artwork* is hi-resolution, suitable for printing, and can be downsized for use on your website by your website administrator. Printed actual size is 8.5” x 11”. With this purchase, you will also receive the individual digital images for use on your web site, print media, and MLS.

*If you join our Builder-Centric℠ Preferred Builder Program, you will receive your floor plan artwork in color (sample at right) at no extra charge!

Customized Home Renderings

Contact for price

Design Basics wants to help you build the home of your dreams. That’s why we offer custom 3D elevation renderings to help our customers visualize how a home will look once it’s built. Our team will work closely alongside you to help you choose the features of your rendering and create an image for you to see your home’s style and curb appeal!

Plan Promotional License

$25

Prior to purchasing a home plan license, you may want to advertise that design on your website, in your MLS, or in any print or electronic media. However, due to copyright law you cannot legally use any image, from any source, of a home design offered by Designs Basics without a Promotional
License.
You will receive via email the Promotional License and digital artwork* for the front elevation and each level of the home plan. The digital artwork is hi-resolution, suitable for printing, and can be downsized for use on your website by your website administrator.
To learn more about Plan Promotional Licenses and copyright protections, click here.

Project Yard Signs

44″W x 34″H or 34″W x 44″H Pricing and Format Options:

Digital File, ordered with the plan license = $250.00
Digital File, ordered separately/without the plan license (includes Promotional License) = $300.00

Typical production time is 8-10 business days.

Promotional Bundle Packages

Yard Sign & Color Promo Artwork Bundle purchased with the plan license = $270.00 ($65.00 savings)
Yard Sign & Color Promo Artwork Bundle purchased separately/not with the plan license = $345.00 ($40.00 savings)

Typical production time is 8-10 business days.
Contact us to place your Promotional Marketing Materials order: 800.947.7526

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