Sixteen fixed-scope packages across four services, each with its own timeline and its current US dollar price. Brand Launch System is the flagship, with Website Design, Social Media Design, and Presentation Design alongside it.
Strategy and visual identity at four depths, with the applications and the guideline growing at each tier. Brand System is marked Recommended as a starting point, not as a universal answer.
Launch-ready in as little as 10 working days
That applies to qualifying fixed-scope work and is counted from official kickoff, when materials are ready, one decision-maker is named, feedback returns within one working day, and the scope does not change. The timeline printed on each package below is the one that governs that package.
For a logo system on its own, with no applications and no guideline.
Focused strategic alignment, one creative direction, and one logo concept.
Final approved logo system with the agreed export formats.
No simple applications and no guideline document are included at this tier.
For a first identity that needs a short guideline and one or two applications.
Strategic foundation and visual identity, one creative direction, and one identity concept.
One to two simple applications, adapted from the approved identity.
A 5 to 10 page guideline.
For a launch that needs a choice between two concepts and a working application set.
Expanded strategic foundation and visual identity, one creative direction, and two identity concepts within that direction.
Three to four simple applications.
A 15 to 20 page guideline.
For a launch that also needs a homepage and the widest application set.
Expanded strategic foundation and visual identity, two creative directions, and two identity concepts in total.
Seven to eight simple applications.
A Framer homepage with up to seven content sections. That homepage is the boundary, and it is not a full website.
The homepage uses your facts, claims, and source material. Fazen refines information hierarchy, headlines, calls to action, and short supporting copy.
A 25 to 30 page guideline.
A changed brief, objective, or direction, an added deliverable, a new page, homepage section, or slide, increased slide complexity, and content changed after approval are all new scope rather than a revision.
Social Media Design, Presentation Design, and Website Design each compare four fixed-scope packages. The scan and detail layers work the same way as the flagship set above.
For one design, when the direction and the copy are already settled.
One design, produced to the agreed primary format.
Needs client-supplied content direction and ready copy, unless a separate copy scope is agreed.
Content planning and ideation are not included at this tier.
For a small defined batch, when the direction and the copy are already settled.
Six posts and three stories.
Needs client-supplied content direction and ready copy, unless a separate copy scope is agreed.
Content planning and ideation are not included at this tier.
For a mixed output set that also needs content planning and ideation.
Nine posts, three carousels of up to five slides each, six stories, and three static-motion Reels.
Content planning and ideation begin at this tier.
Reusable templates and editable template handoff are not included at this tier.
For the largest defined batch, and the only tier with editable templates.
Eighteen posts, six carousels of up to eight slides each, nine stories, and six static-motion Reels.
Content planning and ideation are included.
Reusable templates and editable template handoff are exclusive to this tier.
A changed brief, objective, or direction, an added deliverable, a new page, homepage section, or slide, increased slide complexity, and content changed after approval are all new scope rather than a revision.
For one standard slide, built from content that is already approved.
One standard slide.
No complex slide is included at this tier.
For a short deck of standard slides with no complex slide in it.
Up to ten standard slides.
No complex slide is included at this tier.
For a full deck that needs one diagram, chart, or other complex slide.
Up to twenty standard slides and one complex slide.
A later content change that turns a standard slide into a complex one is a scope change.
For the longest deck, with room for three complex slides.
Up to thirty standard slides and three complex slides.
A later content change that turns a standard slide into a complex one is a scope change.
A changed brief, objective, or direction, an added deliverable, a new page, homepage section, or slide, increased slide complexity, and content changed after approval are all new scope rather than a revision.
For a single page, when the content for it is already settled.
One page, designed and built in Framer.
No CMS collection is included at this tier.
For two pages, when the content for them is already settled.
Two pages, designed and built in Framer.
No CMS collection is included at this tier.
For three pages, and the first tier with a CMS collection behind them.
Three pages, designed and built in Framer.
One CMS collection.
For the widest page count, with room for a second CMS collection.
Up to five pages, designed and built in Framer.
Up to two CMS collections.
A changed brief, objective, or direction, an added deliverable, a new page, homepage section, or slide, increased slide complexity, and content changed after approval are all new scope rather than a revision.
The conditions worth knowing before you enquire, kept to the four that change a decision.
What the listed number covers, and how it is settled.
When the clock starts, and what stops it.
Where refinement ends and new scope begins.
The two cases where the listed price is not the final one.
One revision is one consolidated feedback batch, used to refine the work inside the approved brief, scope, and direction. Sending notes in pieces does not create extra batches. A changed brief, a new direction, an added deliverable, or content changed after approval is new scope instead.
It starts at official kickoff, once the first payment has cleared, the brief and scope are agreed, materials are ready, and one decision-maker is named. Consolidated feedback is due within one working day. A delay on your side pauses the delivery timeline.
Nothing combines automatically. A suitable combination, or work outside a package boundary, is quoted as an explicitly scoped proposal rather than assumed. If the right service is still unclear, start on Services and come back to compare.
Every project is 50 percent to reserve the schedule and 50 percent before source files, publishing, or final handoff. Invoices are commercial PayPal invoices, and normal processing fees are already included in the listed price. Applicable taxes may be added where legally required.
Say which service and which package you have in mind, and what you are launching. The reply confirms the scope, the schedule, and whether that package is the right one.
