AI for designers

AI client research for designers and motion.

Designers lose the same hours editors do: scrolling feeds and inboxes trying to work out who's worth a pitch. Orty scores the prospect — budget, need, fit — and drafts the outreach, so your hours go to design work and good-fit pitches.

Built for motion designers, graphic and brand designers, and UI/UX designers. Video editors stay the default; choose your discipline and the signals change to match.

The signals that matter for design work

  • Brands and startups — companies with budget, a launch calendar, and marketing spend, where design is a real line item.
  • Product launches — a new product, feature, or rebrand means motion, brand, and UI assets are needed now.
  • Weak or dated identity — inconsistent visuals across web, social, and decks is a visible, fixable gap.
  • Funding and hiring — raised recently or hiring design-adjacent roles signals money and momentum.

Score a brand, a startup, or a launch

Paste a company website, a founder's profile, a product launch post, or a screenshot. Orty reads the business model and commercial signals, flags what's missing or dated, and returns a Client Opportunity Score with a budget band. The same rubric works for a DTC brand, a SaaS landing page, or an agency looking for white-label help.

Outreach that names a real gap

Drafts follow a human structure: a specific observation, the problem it implies, the concrete value you add, and a low-friction CTA. No “I love your brand” openers — Orty bans them. For studios and agencies, the agency profile type positions you as a reliable specialist partner for overflow and niche work.

Frequently asked questions

Does Orty understand design work, not just video?
Yes. Designers choose their discipline in the profile builder, and Orty scores against design-specific budget and need signals — launches, funding, brand consistency, design debt — instead of video metrics.
Can I score an agency for white-label work?
Yes. The agency/studio type looks for recurring campaign work, overflow they can't staff, and multi-project pipelines. It's the same pipeline and scoring, with a different signal set.
Will it help me avoid low-budget clients?
That's the core of it. The budget band and Budget-potential rating flag prospects with no evidence they can pay — the “$5 logo” crowd — so you can skip them before drafting anything.