What is included
- Territory and concept
- Visual naming if needed
- Logo and usage variants
- Color and type system
- Applied guidelines, not a dead PDF
- Stationery and three base pieces
What each scope includes, what it doesn’t, how long it takes, what it costs, and how it is billed and paid. Everything you would normally have to ask on a call.
( 01 )The scopes
Ranges are indicative: we set the final price in the brief, based on the real scope of each project.
( 02 )How working with us goes
( 03 )Questions
Because asking how much something costs shouldn’t cost a meeting, and because every project has a different scope. The ranges are indicative: we set the final price in the brief, based on what is actually needed. If the range doesn’t work for you, you saved yourself a call.
The same as at any agency: the date moves. The difference is that we tell you the same day, with a name and a reason. That is why we don’t take on more projects than we can do well.
Yes, if the scope is defined in writing. What we don’t do is compete for the same work in parallel.
It is accounted for: every stage includes one round of adjustments. What we don’t do is present three routes for you to choose from — we bring one, with the reasoning, and if it doesn’t convince you we understand why and come back.
Yes, that is scope 02. We start with an audit of what exists to see what can hold up and what can’t.
Yes: internal systems, mobile apps and AI solutions, with the same team that designs. We work in phases: a discovery of the real workflow and a clickable prototype before any code, and the essentials go to production first.
Yes. Editable files, fonts licensed in your name and the repository transferred when the last installment is paid.
Three months of support are included in scope 03. After that, per project. We don’t do hourly retainers.
Under 48 business hours, and the reply comes from whoever will run your project. There is no form in between.