TIM for Interior Design

You design the space. TIM runs the business.

Interior design means juggling clients, vendors, contractors, and timelines simultaneously. TIM manages the communication and admin so you can focus on the work that actually requires your eye.

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What running a design firm actually looks like

Clients expect constant updates

You're sourcing furniture, coordinating contractors, and managing a reveal -- and your client is texting you daily asking what's happening.

Vendor delays derail the timeline

A custom piece is delayed 3 weeks. The install is scheduled. You find out the day before because no one flagged it earlier.

Invoicing gets pushed to the end

You finish the project, spend two weeks chasing the final payment, and realize you never sent the interim milestone invoice on time.

What TIM handles for design firms

Client update cadence

TIM sends scheduled project updates so clients always know what's happening -- without you drafting each one.

Vendor and delivery tracking

TIM monitors expected delivery dates and flags delays before they affect the install schedule.

Selection approval follow-ups

When a client hasn't approved a fabric or finish selection, TIM sends a polite nudge so the project doesn't stall.

Milestone invoicing

TIM sends the invoice the moment a phase is complete -- concept approval, procurement, install -- so payments arrive on time.

Past client re-engagement

TIM reaches out to past clients seasonally for refresh projects, referrals, or staging opportunities.

Review collection at project close

At project completion, TIM requests a 5-star review while the client is still excited about their new space.

$18/mo

TIM starts at

48hrs

Time to go live

6 roles

Covered by TIM

0

Overhead vs. hiring

Common questions

Does TIM work for interior design businesses?

Yes. TIM is built for high-touch service businesses managing multiple active projects simultaneously -- which is exactly how most interior design and staging firms operate.

How does TIM help with vendor and contractor coordination?

TIM tracks vendor deliveries, flags delays before they affect the install schedule, and drafts follow-up messages to suppliers and contractors so designers are never the ones chasing updates.

Can TIM manage client communication during a design project?

Yes. TIM sends progress updates before clients ask, handles approval requests for selections, and manages the communication cadence across every active project without requiring the designer to draft each message.

How much does TIM cost compared to hiring a studio manager?

A studio manager or design coordinator costs $3,500 to $5,500 per month. TIM starts at $18 per month and covers client communication, vendor tracking, invoicing, and review collection.

Your admin team. No salary required.

Start your first month complimentary. No credit card required.

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