Is a logo suite enough before a website?
It can be, but a Custom Website ($8,000 one-time) works from an established identity. With only a logo, many design decisions still have to be made during the site build.
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A logo is one file set; a brand identity is the system around it. At HEM Studio, logo design alone is $2,000 one-time, brand guidelines alone are $1,500 one-time, and the full Brand Strategy & Identity engagement — strategy and positioning, logo suite, color palette, typography, guidelines and key brand assets — is $4,000 one-time.
Logo design ($2,000 one-time) suits a very early-stage need: you need a mark to put on things, and you'll build the rest later. You get the logo suite, not the system.
If you already have a logo you like but no documented rules, brand guidelines ($1,500 one-time) record how it should be used so everyone applies it the same way.
Brand Strategy & Identity ($4,000 one-time) starts with strategy and positioning, then builds the logo suite, color, type, guidelines and assets as one system. This is the route when the look needs to work everywhere, not just exist.
A logo answers "what's our mark?" An identity answers "how do we look, everywhere, on purpose?" If you're about to invest in a website, the identity pays for itself in design decisions you don't have to make twice.
It can be, but a Custom Website ($8,000 one-time) works from an established identity. With only a logo, many design decisions still have to be made during the site build.
Yes. The full engagement is scoped fresh, building on what exists rather than billing you twice for the same work.
The logo in its agreed variations and file formats, ready for print and screen use.
Exact deliverables, revision rounds and schedule are confirmed in a written proposal before work begins.