Studio for organizations
Every project has different sources, rights, languages, integrations, and review needs. These packages establish credible starting scopes so you can decide whether to begin a conversation.
Define the audience, sources, risks, representative interaction, evaluation plan, and credible full-project scope.
A focused persona for an expert, educator, author, or organizational use case.
A richer public, educational, scientific, or narrative experience using multiple EG formats.
A dedicated experience with project-specific governance, access, and handback requirements.
Prices are starting points in Canadian dollars and do not include applicable taxes. Final quotations depend on source quantity and preparation, rights, interviews, languages, voice, custom design, accessibility, integrations, hosting, deployment, procurement, and review complexity. Blueprint fees may be credited toward a full project that begins within 30 days under the agreed proposal.
A guided founding engagement for one research group or defined project, combining source preparation, a structured knowledge interview, a Research Mentor, knowledge map, handoff deliverables, and evaluation.
Support retainers keep the experience reviewed as sources, audiences, and organizational needs change.
Complex projects fail when the audience, sources, rights, review path, and deployment assumptions remain vague. The Blueprint turns those unknowns into a representative prototype and credible implementation scope. It also creates a useful artifact even if the full build does not proceed.
A responsible commissioned persona includes source preparation, interaction design, evaluation, review, and deployment work. CAD $3,500 can support a constrained audit or prototype, but would usually underprice a credible full delivery.
The standard structure is 50% to begin and 50% at approved launch. Institutional procurement, grant, milestone, or multi-phase requirements may require a different schedule.
Studio services are separate from Eternal Gardens individual plans. A commissioned project may include platform access or ongoing workspace seats when they are part of the agreed delivery.
No. EG can support a partner's project definition and technical proposal, but applicant eligibility, program interpretation, procurement, and funding decisions belong to the relevant organization and funder.