Branding
Branding isn't a logo, a colour palette or a tagline. It's the feeling people get when they think about you.
- Brand strategy
- Brand positioning
- Design system
- Brand guidelines
- Pitch and slide decks
- Stationery
- Social media assets
- Packaging
Guidelines

Branding · Websites · Marketing
Builtwell
Design that creates real value, for the people who buy and the business that sells.
A small studio that works with founders who care about craft. Fewer things, made properly, and finished.
No decks for the sake of decks, no frameworks to hide behind. Moodboards, prototypes and real pages people can react to.
Competitors can copy features and undercut price. They can't steal a story, so every brand starts from one.
Everything in Figma or code, handed over, simple to update without calling a developer.
Branding isn't a logo, a colour palette or a tagline. It's the feeling people get when they think about you.
Social platforms own your audience. Your website is the only digital space you truly control.
Competitors can copy your features and undercut your price. They can't steal your story.
| Package | Fee | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Sprint | $12,000 | A fast push to give your idea a clear face: a logo, colours and lightweight guidelines to launch quickly. |
| Identity | $20,000 | We uncover your story, design your look and hand you a brand system you can actually use. |
| Build | $30,000 | A modern website designed and built to perform, simple to update without calling a developer. |
| Capture | $15,000 | Original photos of products, people and lifestyle, delivered ready for web and social. |
| In-house-like | $4,500 a month | Your designer on call every month: site updates, content and quick-turn projects, without hiring. |
A free one-week Brand Sprint for startups, a $12,000 value.
Restaurants, shops and local brands that need to look as good as they are: Aldana, La Niña, Time Out Taco.
Marketing and product teams that need a designer on call without hiring one.
Builtwell
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