One recognisable look
Your site, packaging, business card and Instagram posts look like one company, not the work of three different designers.
Logo and identity design from business card to shopfront.
A logo is a mark. A brand identity is the set of rules that lets the mark, colours and type work on your site, packaging, signage and social media. We start by understanding the business, then we draw — and hand over source files any designer can work with.
from $390Timeline: from 7 days
Included in the price- Brief and review of competitors in your niche
- Three logo concepts to choose from
- Refinement of the chosen concept
- Colour palette and brand typefaces
- Collateral: business card, letterhead, social, packaging
Three concepts, refinement of the chosen one, print and web files
What your business gets
Rules, not debates
The brand book says which colour, typeface and spacing to use. A new designer or print shop checks the document instead of guessing.
Files for every use
The logo in vector and raster, for print and screen, in colour and in one colour — nothing needs redrawing for a sign or embroidery.
What's included
- Brief and review of competitors in your niche
- Three logo concepts to choose from
- Refinement of the chosen concept
- Colour palette and brand typefaces
- Collateral: business card, letterhead, social, packaging
- Brand book with usage rules
- Source files in AI, SVG and PDF, plus PNG
- Transfer of rights to the mark after payment
How the work goes
- 01
Brief and research
We work out who your customers are, what competitors look like and what the brand should say. We agree on the references we start from.
2–3 days - 02
Concepts
Three different logo directions. We show them on real items — a sign, packaging, a profile picture — not on a blank white page.
3–5 days - 03
Refinement
We polish the chosen concept: proportions, colour, versions for small sizes and one colour. A logo-only order ends here.
2–4 days - 04
Identity and brand book
Palette, typefaces, collateral and rules come together in one document. We hand over the brand book and all source files.
1–2 weeks
A good fit if
- You're launching a company, shop or new product from scratch
- You have a logo, but it looks different on the site, packaging and social media
- You're preparing packaging, signage or a website and need rules to build them by
Evidence from practice
Related studio work
Pricing
All prices- from 7 daysfrom $390
Logo
Three concepts, refinement of the chosen one, print and web files
- from 3 weeksfrom $1,490
Brand identity & brand book
Logo, colours, type, collateral and rules — in one document
Questions
How much do a logo and brand identity cost?
A logo starts from $390: three concepts, refinement of the chosen one, print and web files. A brand identity with a brand book starts from $1,490. The total depends on the number of items to design; we fix the amount in writing before we start.
How long does it take?
A logo takes from 7 days, a brand identity with a brand book from 3 weeks. What affects the timeline most is how quickly you choose a concept and send feedback.
What's the difference between a logo and a brand identity?
A logo is the mark and the wordmark. A brand identity adds colours, typefaces, collateral and rules for combining them. If you're testing an idea, a logo is enough. If packaging, signage and a website are coming, you need the identity — otherwise every contractor will draw it their own way.
Can we order the identity, packaging and website together?
Yes. For Nut Valley we did the identity, packaging and website — so the style isn't lost on the way from designer to developer. Packaging and the website are separate lines in the estimate.
What do I receive, and who owns the rights?
Source files in AI, SVG and PDF, raster versions for the web and social media, and the brand book if you ordered the identity. After payment the rights to the mark pass to you — the logo isn't tied to the studio, and any designer can work with the files.
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Let's talk about your project
Ari asks three questions — the team comes back with scope, timeline and price.
What happens next
- 01Ari asks three questions
What you're building, what already exists and how to reach you.
- 02The team replies
Within one working day — by email or in Telegram.
- 03Scope and price in writing
Agreed before any work starts.