The questions you're actually asking.
Ownership, discretion, AI, and what happens when something comes back wrong.
The written scope and agreement define deliverables, source files, presentation rights and ownership.
No end-client contact unless the written scope allows it, and anonymous references never identify the firm.
Yes, whatever gets the best result. What never happens is unreviewed output reaching your client.
We call when it's needed, not every couple of days. Each delivery comes with a Loom video of Michelle walking you through the design and the 3D model, plus a Google Drive folder with every file. It's the system behind more than 500 projects, big and small, and it works. Trust the process. It keeps our focus on your design. How we work together →
Two revision rounds are in the fee. If we missed the brief, it's on us. Scope changes get a change order first.
Yours: AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, Lumion, MyDoma, in your templates.
Yes, before any confidential information is shared.
You stay the firm of record, we produce under your direction. Regulated construction documents get scoped up front.
A team, not a freelancer. Retainer firms get reserved capacity, per-project firms an honest answer on timing.
No. Astratto is a studio: white-label CAD drawings, renderings, sourcing and FF&E specs, with a head designer answerable for all of it.
Depends on the project, and we'll tell you before you commit. No generic "48-hour" promise.
Fully remote since 2016, across the US.
A fixed fee per project, two rounds included, so you can quote your client with margin intact. See pricing.