From £645
A mark that works on a van door and a phone screen.
Colours, type and a logo drawn for your trade, tested at the sizes you actually use: a sign, a van going past at thirty, a menu board, a phone screen.
Every price is on the pricing page, and you get a fixed figure in writing before anything starts.
What people tell us before they ring us.
A logo is not a picture of your business. It is the thing somebody has to recognise from across a car park, on a van going past at thirty, and in a circle nine millimetres wide on a phone. It has to work at all three or it does not work.
“The logo was drawn for a sign in 2009 and falls apart at the size of a phone screen.”
We redraw it as vector artwork, test it at the sizes you actually use, and give you a version that still reads inside a Google profile circle.
“All I have is a JPEG with a white box round it.”
You get the files a signwriter, a printer and a website each ask for, named plainly enough that you can tell which one to send without ringing us.
“Every poster I make looks like a different business.”
Two colours, two typefaces and one side of A4 explaining them, so what you make yourself on a Tuesday night still looks like you.
What you are actually buying.
- Three directions, one developed
- Three honest attempts rather than one favourite and two obvious losers, then the one you pick taken properly to finish.
- The mark at three sizes
- A full lockup for a sign, a short version for a van door, and a single mark for a profile picture and a phone icon.
- Files for print, van, sign and screen
- Vector artwork for the signwriter, high-resolution files for print, and web files small enough not to slow a page down.
- Two colours and two typefaces
- Chosen so they pass a contrast check, still read on a chalkboard, and cost you nothing in licence fees to keep using.
- A one-page guide
- One side of A4: the colours with their codes, the type, the space to leave round the mark, and the two things not to do to it.
How it actually runs.
You judge the mark on a sign, a van and a phone screen rather than on a grey square, while it can still be changed.
What it has to survive
We list where the mark will really appear: the sign, the van, the cup, the profile picture, the invoice, the bottom of an email.
Three directions
Shown on those things rather than on a grey square, so you are judging it where it is going to live.
Finish and hand over
One direction developed, the files packaged, the guide written, and a short call so you know what you have got and where it is.
What lands on your side of the table.
- A mark that holds up at sign size and at profile-picture size
- Vector artwork a signwriter can use without ringing us
- Two colours and two typefaces that pass a contrast check
- A one-page guide you can forward to a printer
- Files named so you can tell which one to send
How it is priced
From £645
Brand Kit £645 to £845, Brand Identity £1,195 to £1,795, Brand Book £2,495+. A logo on its own is £145 to £245.
You get the exact number in writing before anything begins, and it only changes if you add something.
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- A website to put it on
- From £25 a month, or a Fast-Track Website from £1,195
- Social media templates on a Brand Kit
- Brand Identity, £1,195 to £1,795
- What you say and how you say it
- Brand Book, from £2,495
The questions people ask first.
Last updated: 26 September 2026
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What does a logo cost?
A logo on its own is £145 to £245. A Brand Kit, with the logo, a colour palette, typography and a basic brand guide, is £645 to £845, fixed in writing before we start. Anything beyond that, a full set of stationery for instance, gets its own number first.
Do I need a new logo before a new website?
No. Plenty of sites are built round a mark that is already fine. If yours is genuinely holding the site back we will say why, and you can decide whether to deal with it now or later.
How many changes do I get?
Three directions, one taken to finish, and the sensible rounds of tweaks on that one. If you change your mind and want a fourth direction we will price it rather than pretend it was free.
Can you do signage and vehicle graphics too?
We do the artwork. The printing, the signwriting and the wrap are done by people who do that for a living, and we hand your files straight to them in the format they ask for.
What people usually add next.
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We’ll tell you what to fix first.
Send us the logo you have now, or a photograph of the sign.
A real person looks at it on a real phone. If it is fine we will say so and you have lost nothing. If it is not, you will know which thing to change and roughly what that would cost.
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