Everything your name goes on, made to match.
Our branding services cover the logo and everything that carries it: websites, company profiles, print and presentations. Choose one line of work, or all five.
Overview
Branding services are the design work that decides how people recognise you: the logo, the colours and type around it, and every page, screen and sheet of paper they appear on. Most organisations buy those pieces one at a time, from whoever is free that month. A year later, nothing quite matches.
You can usually spot the gaps yourself:
We close those gaps by designing every piece from the same set of rules. That way the fifth thing you order looks as considered as the first.
Branding & merchandise
Identity is where most branding services begin. Once the logo, colours and type are settled, everything else is built from them.
Who we work for
Different organisations need different things first. This is where each one usually begins.
Branding services should fit the organisation, not the other way round.
Companies
An identity, a website and stationery, then a company profile once the business starts bidding for larger work.
Bidders
A tender-ready company profile, a capability statement for US buyers and a deck for the shortlist meeting.
Community
A clear identity, a website that takes sign-ups or donations, and print for events, newsletters and open days.
Events
Posters, invitations and a website that sends people straight to the tickets, all in one look.
Websites
A website is usually the largest single piece of work, and the first thing most people see. We design and build new sites, and fix ones that have stopped behaving.
Hand-over
Every one of our branding services ends with files you own. This is what each line hands over.
| Service line | What you receive | Who can use it |
|---|---|---|
| Branding & merchandise | Logo files for screen and print, colours, type and a usage guide | Your team, your printer and any future designer |
| Websites | The live site, its source files and a domain registered to you | Any developer you choose later |
| Business profiles | Print-ready and on-screen PDFs, plus the source files | Bid teams, sales staff and anyone you send it to |
| Print & design | Print-ready artwork, with bleed, set up for your paper | Any printer, anywhere |
| Presentations | A template for PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote | Everyone in the organisation who presents |
Artwork and source files pass to you once the project is complete and paid for.
Business profiles
These are the documents that get read when a contract is on the line, so we write them as well as design them. In the UK, larger public contracts appear on Find a Tender, and in the US, firms register on SAM.gov before bidding for federal work.
One team
Because consistency costs less than correction. When one team holds the rules, nobody has to rebuild your logo from a screenshot or guess which red you meant. Each new piece starts from files that already work.
It keeps the paperwork simple, too. One fixed quote covers every line you choose, and you speak to the same people about the website as about the brochure. Branding services bought this way stay consistent, so nothing has to be redone later to match.
Print & design
Artwork for anything that gets printed, supplied with bleed and colour settings to suit the stock. The main ones are below, and the full list, from invitations to album covers, sits under all print design.
Where to start
Nobody has to buy everything at once. If you are spreading the work out, this order wastes the least.
Settle the logo, colours and type before anything else. Every later piece depends on them, so changing them afterwards means paying twice.
It is where most people look you up, and it shows quickly whether the identity works at every size, from a phone to a wide screen.
Company profiles, brochures and presentation templates come next, once the website has settled how you describe yourself.
Cards, signs, packaging and event print follow whenever there is a reason to order them, each one built from the same files.
Presentations
Pitch decks, board papers and conference talks, plus templates your team will actually open. Like the rest of our branding services, each template follows your brand rules, and it is built in the app you present from.
Questions
Question not here? Send it to us and we will answer it directly.
Ask a questionSend a few lines through the project form or email hello@redfoxbranding.com, naming the service you have in mind. If you are unsure which one fits, describe the problem instead and we will suggest where to start. A written, fixed quote follows, and nothing is ordered until you accept it.
Yes. Plenty of clients start with one thing, such as a logo or a company profile, and come back once it has proved itself. Because the design rules are already set by then, the next piece starts from them rather than from scratch. The packages are there for anyone who wants several services at once, but they are optional.
A logo is one mark. A brand identity is the system around it: the colours, typefaces, spacing and rules that make a leaflet recognisably yours even when the logo is small or missing. Start-ups often begin with a logo alone, while organisations planning a website, print and signage get more from a full identity.
Yes. The artwork is designed and prepared for the method your supplier uses, such as screen printing or embroidery. Tell us the garment colours early, because a logo that works on white usually needs a reversed version for dark fabric. As with print, you choose who makes the garments.
Yes, profile writing is a service of its own. We work from what you already have, such as past proposals, project lists and certificates, and turn it into copy that answers what a buyer wants to know. You check every fact before it is laid out, because a profile that overstates anything does more harm than good.
Usually, yes. Website repair deals with pages that look wrong, show errors, load slowly or have features that no longer work. We look at the site first and tell you plainly whether a repair makes sense or whether the money would be better spent on a rebuild. Either way, you get a fixed price before any work starts.
No. We design the artwork and hand over print-ready files, and the choice of printer is yours. That leaves you free to compare prices, use a local firm or reorder from anywhere. The files include bleed and colour set up for the paper you choose, so a good printer can run them without coming back to you.
Yes. Send the guidelines and the original logo files, and we design within them. If the guidelines leave gaps, which is common with older ones written before the website existed, we point them out and suggest how to fill them without changing anything people already recognise.
Yes, and plenty of organisations prefer it that way: the identity now, the website later in the year and the print when the budget allows. Each stage is quoted when you are ready for it. The design rules carry over from one stage to the next, so later work still matches what came before.
A new business usually needs a logo, business cards, a letterhead and an email signature first, because those are what customers see in the first week of trading. A website follows when you are ready to be found online. The Brand starter package on the pricing page groups the first four together with a social media profile kit.
Look through the work to see the five lines in use, or simply describe the problem. A rebrand, a tender deadline and a slow website each start in a different place. We will tell you which piece to do first, and why.
Pick a service from the lists above, or explain the job in your own words. You get a written price in your currency before any work begins, and asking for one commits you to nothing. Send the project form, or write to hello@redfoxbranding.com, to price any of our branding services.
Start a project
We reply with a fixed quote in pounds, dollars or rand, and nothing starts until you agree to it.
