Brand Identity Kit

$249

Logo, color system, typography, and a one-page brand guide — a coherent identity a new brand can grow into.

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No payment taken online — tell us about your project and we reply within one business day with the scope confirmation and invoice.

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Description

Overview

A tight, professional identity instead of a random logo. We design the mark, define the palette and type system, and document usage in a simple guide — so everything you publish afterwards looks like it came from the same company.

What’s included

  • Two logo concepts, refined into one final mark
  • Primary and secondary color palette with usage rules
  • Heading and body typography pairing (web-safe / Google Fonts)
  • Logo variants: full, icon-only, light and dark backgrounds
  • One-page brand guide PDF
  • All source files (SVG, PNG, PDF) delivered

Timeline

Typically 5–7 working days.

How it works

  1. Reach out — book this service through the contact page (or start with a free consultation); we confirm scope and collect what we need within one business day.
  2. Build — we execute with a shared checklist you can see, and send progress updates as work ships.
  3. Review — you get a structured review pass; feedback is folded in within the included revision rounds.
  4. Handover — final delivery with documentation or a recorded walkthrough, and everything transferred to your ownership.

What we’ll need from you

  • Your company name and what it sells
  • Any styles you love or hate (examples help)
  • Where the brand will live first — web, packaging, social

Questions, answered

How many concepts do I see?

Two deliberately different directions. We refine the one you choose rather than flooding you with ten shallow options.

Do I own the final files?

Fully. Source files and usage rights are yours on final payment.

Can you match an existing half-finished brand?

Yes — we can formalize what exists into a consistent system instead of starting over.

Every package is delivered against a written scope. Anything outside it is quoted before work starts — no surprise invoices, ever.