That’s a really good question https://www.economicsonline.co.uk/business_economics/marginal-cost-pricing-and-the-rise-of-affordable-custom-graphic-design-services.html/ . Marginal cost pricing definitely helps customers, especially startups and freelancers who need quality designs without huge budgets. But for designers, it’s a double-edged sword. While platforms using this model create more exposure and access to clients, they also put pressure on individual designers to compete with super low prices. Still, it can work in their favor if they use templates or pre-made assets—once created, selling them repeatedly at a low price still generates profit over time. So, it’s not all bad—it just depends on how the designer adapts their business model.