Flocksy versus Penji

A Penji workstream is, in Penji's words, "a separate active production track"; its plans include 2, 3, or 4, and how much working time one track represents per day is not published. A Flocksy daily hour is an hour of tracked creative time from your dedicated team, logged per project and per person in your portal, so you can see exactly what the month bought.

Penji's own pricing FAQ answers this: "Not guaranteed, but you can request a favorite through your Project Manager and we'll assign them as often as possible. For a fully dedicated, locked-in designer — that's Creative Team." Creative Team starts at $4,500/mo and adds a "Creative Pod" whose size and disciplines are not published. With Flocksy, the same dedicated designer, video editor, motion editor and illustrator are assigned to your account on every plan.

Penji's entry plan is $995/mo, but it covers 2 active workstreams, 1 brand, and no video, motion, or copywriting. Getting a team with video and motion across multiple brands from Penji means the $1,995/mo Agency plan (about $1,596/mo on yearly billing per its published 20% discount). Flocksy includes the dedicated team, video, motion, copywriter support, and multiple brands on every plan, starting at $1,199/mo on annual billing ($1,399/mo quarterly, $1,699/mo month-to-month) - so on a like-for-like basis Flocksy is the lower-cost way to get a full creative team.

No. You pay for dedicated hours, not for a service list. Use every hour on graphic design if that is all you need - the other disciplines are available at no extra cost, so a design-only account pays exactly the same as one that also sends video, motion, and copy. Unused hours bank for 30 days.

Yes. Your team covers graphic design, video editing, motion graphics, copywriting, web design, branding, presentations, and more - all under one subscription, on any plan. With Penji, short-form video and motion graphics start at the $1,995 Agency plan and copywriting is not listed among the published services of any plan.

A dedicated creative team (designers, video editors, writers, and more) is assigned to your account and works on your projects consistently, learning your brand over time. Penji describes its model as "an always-moving production line" where each project is matched to an available creative and continuity is a request rather than a default.

Yes. Because your plan is a pool of creative hours worked by a multi-disciplinary team, different specialists can move on several projects at once - a designer on an ad while a writer drafts copy and an editor cuts a video. Penji actively works 2 projects at a time on its $995 plan, 3 on the $1,995 plan, and 4 on the $4,500+ plan; everything else waits in the queue.

They roll over for up to 30 days. Unused daily hours accumulate automatically, so during a busy stretch you can draw on banked time alongside your daily hours - up to twice your normal daily limit. Penji doesn't sell hours, so there is nothing to roll over in that sense; it also publishes no mechanism for carrying unused monthly capacity forward.

Yes. Every minute is tracked with real timestamps against a real project, and you can open any project to see who worked on it and for how long. Penji's help center states "we do not work on an hourly basis," and its pricing page describes no time or output reporting.

Yes - revisions are included on every plan. Request as many changes as you need until you're happy; revisions simply count toward your daily hours, so you stay in control of how your time is used.

Absolutely. Upgrade for more daily hours or downgrade for fewer anytime your workload changes - no renegotiating a year-long contract.

Yes. Organize multiple brands with reusable Brand Profiles, and invite your team with role-based access - on every plan. Penji's comparison table caps brand management at 1 brand on its $995 plan, with more brands starting at $1,995.

Yes. Share work through unbranded, white-labeled links - no Flocksy branding - perfect for client or teammate review and approval. Feedback left on a link goes back to your Flocksy team in one click.

Plans with a dedicated Production Coordinator (4+ daily hours) add Monday.com plus kickoff and check-in calls. Your projects and deliverables always live in the platform. Penji's own comparison table lists Slack collaboration only under its Creative Team tier.