One fixed price,
agreed before we start.
Every project is priced from its scope: what the brand needs to cover, for how many markets and languages, and how many applications. After a free 30-minute call you get a written proposal with one fixed price, the timeline and the deliverables, so the price never changes mid-project.
- First call
- Free, 30 min
- Quote
- Fixed, written
- Revisions
- 2 per phase
- Ownership
- 100% yours
What sets the price of a brand project
Two projects can both be called “branding” and still be very different amounts of work. These are the things that change the scope, and so the price, the most.
For typical market ranges in the US, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, read how much a brand identity costs in 2026.
- ScopeA logo on its own, a full brand identity, or an identity with app and website UI and a design system.
- StrategyHow much research, positioning and messaging work happens before the design starts.
- Markets and languagesAn Arabic and English brand needs two type systems that work together and right-to-left layouts.
- ApplicationsHow many places the brand has to work on day one: packaging, signage, social, a deck or a product.
- HandoverBrand guidelines, a Figma library, templates and the master files your team needs.
- TimelineA tighter launch date can change how the work is planned, so it is part of the quote.
Services
All services- Logo designA logo, wordmark and symbol with files for web and print, for an early launch.
- Brand identityStrategy, logo system, color, type, imagery, voice and guidelines: the most chosen scope.
- RebrandingA new strategy and identity for a company that has outgrown its brand.
- Brand refreshAn update that keeps what people recognize and fixes what looks dated.
Included in every project
- A free first call30 minutes in your time zone to understand your company and what the brand needs.
- A fixed written proposalOne price, the timeline and the deliverables in writing, before any work starts.
- Two revision rounds per phaseRoom to refine each phase with you, so you approve what goes forward.
- Weekly check-insA short update every week in your time zone, so you always know where the project stands.
- Full ownershipAll final files and the rights to them are yours once the project is complete.
- Master filesLogo files for web and print and, for identity projects, guidelines and a Figma library.
How it works, step by step
01Free call
A 30-minute call about your company, your audience and where the brand will appear.
- 30 minutes
- Your time zone
- No obligation
02Written proposal
A fixed price, the timeline and the deliverables for your exact scope, in writing.
- Fixed price
- Timeline
- Deliverables
03Design
The work in phases, with weekly check-ins and two revision rounds per phase.
- Phases
- Check-ins
- Revisions
04Handover
The final files, guidelines and full ownership of everything we made.
- Files
- Guidelines
- Ownership
Two scopes, two real projects
All workQuestions founders ask
Why don’t you list prices?
Because the scope decides the price, and two “branding” projects can be very different amounts of work. After a free call you get one fixed price in writing for your exact scope, so you never pay for a package that doesn’t fit.
Can the price change during the project?
No. The price in the written proposal is fixed for the agreed scope. If you later want to add something new, it is quoted separately before any work on it starts.
How long does a project take?
It depends on the scope: logo design usually takes 2–4 weeks, a brand identity 4–10 weeks and a rebrand 6–12 weeks.
What is not included?
Building the website, producing ad campaigns and filing trademarks are not part of a design project. Naming is a separate service.
Where can I see typical market prices?
The guide to how much a brand identity costs in 2026 lists typical market ranges for the US, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and explains what moves a project up or down.
Related reading
How much does a brand identity cost in 2026?
What drives the price of a brand identity, what a typical scope includes, and how to get a written quote for your startup.
Logo, identity or guidelines: what to ask for first
Not sure what to brief a designer for? Start with this simple order.
What a brand identity actually includes
The parts of a brand identity, and which ones your startup needs first.
Not sure what your brand needs?
Book a free 30-minute call.
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