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The Rest of Your Brand

You've got a website. The cards in your wallet don't match it, the van says something different, and the Facebook banner is stretched.

Five things we design. You keep the files, you pick the printer, and you don't have to be a website client.

What we design

Five Things We Design

Each one has its own page with what it costs, what we need from you, and how long it takes.

Logo Design

$500 flat

About a week to first concepts

Three concepts, unlimited refinement on the one you pick, and every file format you'll ever need. You own all of it, in writing.

Logo design details

Business Cards

$45-250

Usually one sitting

Print-ready cards built from the logo you already have, at whatever size your printer wants. Revisions can happen live.

Business card details

Signs & Vehicle Wraps

$375-625

A few days

Built to your installer's exact template, so nothing important lands on a door handle or a body seam.

Sign and wrap details

Social Media Graphics

$45-250

Usually one sitting

Profile pictures and banners at each platform's real dimensions, so your logo survives being cropped into a circle.

Social graphics details

Letterhead & Stationery

$45-250

Usually one sitting

Letterhead, estimate sheets and envelopes, plus a template you can type into instead of rebuilding every quote.

Letterhead details

Who bills you

We Design It. Someone Else Prints It.

Everything physical on this page comes to you as print-ready files. Take them to any printer, sign shop, or wrap installer you want.

Two separate bills.

  • You pay us for the design time, at the rates below.
  • Your printer or installer bills you for the physical product, at whatever they charge.

Nobody picked yet? We'll tell you what to ask for.

How the Hours

Everything except the logo is billed by the clock.

  • Design and consulting rate

    $125/hr

    The rate behind every hourly number on this page, and the same one listed on our services page.

  • Minimum charge

    $45

    20 minutes. Enough for a straightforward piece built on a logo you already own.

  • Each revision round

    10-20 min

    Added to your time. We can usually run these live, so you watch the change happen instead of waiting a day for an email.

  • Logo design

    $500 flat

    The one exception. Not hourly, and we don't count the revisions.

You get an estimate before we start. If a job turns out to need more time than we quoted, you hear about it before we spend it.

One Business, One Look

The website says one thing, the card says another, and the van was done by whoever the sign shop had free that week. Nobody sets out to do that. It happens one decision at a time over about three years.

Someone who passes your van on Speedway and then lands on your website should be able to tell it's the same company without having to work at it.

That recognition is most of what a brand actually is.

Talk to Us

Design Questions

Do I have to be a website client?
No. Anyone can order design work. There's no setup fee and nothing else you have to buy first.
Do you print anything yourselves?
No. We hand you print-ready files and you take them to whatever printer or sign shop you like. You pay that vendor directly for the physical product.
What if I need something that isn't on this list?
Ask. Menus, flyers, trade show banners, shirt art, door hangers, yard signs. Same hourly rate and same process.
Can you do all of it at once?
Yes, and it costs less than spreading it across a year. Once your logo, colors and typefaces are set up on our end, each additional piece takes less time than the one before it.
How do revisions get charged?
By time, in rounds of 10 to 20 minutes. Most pieces settle after two or three. Logo design is the exception, where refinement is included in the flat rate.
Do you work with businesses outside Tucson?
Yes. Design work doesn't need anybody in the room. We're in Tucson and most of our clients are too, but the files travel fine.
What if I already have a designer?
Then keep them. If they're doing good work for you, adding a second designer usually makes things less consistent rather than more.

Not sure which one you need?

Tell us what you're trying to end up with. We'll tell you what it takes.