Why now

Your brand now appears in more places than any team can check by hand.

Where people meet your brandStores, screens, service desks, partners and AI assistants

01
More touchpoints

Apps, stores, service desks, partners and AI assistants now all speak for the brand.
02
More content to approve

Generative tools make assets faster than teams can approve them, so brand rules must be readable by software too.
03
Complex portfolios

Acquisitions, sub-brands and new ventures pile up. Without clear brand architecture, customers get lost and brand value spreads thin.
04
Closer scrutiny

Accessibility rules, sustainability claims and AI labelling now shape brand decisions as well as legal ones.

Explore the capabilities

What we offer

Six brand capabilities, bought alone or as one programme.

You can start with any one. Each has its own scope and deliverables and works with the other five.

01 / 06Where to play next

Growth Strategy

The customers and markets to pursue next, chosen from research and market data.

We rank your next best customer segments, map the gaps competitors leave open and sequence the moves to win them. Agents score each segment; named people sign off the shortlist and roadmap.

What you get

Market & category mapFigma · PDF
Next-best-customer rankingSheet · Deck
Competitive whitespace mapFigma
Growth thesisOne page
Move roadmap · now / next / laterDeck · Board

Call us when

Growth has stalled in the core segment.
A new market or category is on the table.
Sales and marketing disagree on who the customer is.

Typical length · 4–6 weeks Format · Workshop-led

Explore Growth Strategy

02 / 06Logo, colour, type and voice

Brand Identity

Visual identity, tone of voice and brand guidelines for every touchpoint.

We design brand identities for enterprises and growing brands: logo, colour, type, voice and motion. Your teams get guidelines and templates that keep the brand consistent on every touchpoint.

What you get

Logo & clear-space rulesSVG · PDF
Colour palette & tokensFigma · JSON
Typefaces & type scaleFigma · font files
Voice, tone & vocabularyGuidelines
Behaviour principles & momentsGuidelines

Call us when

The identity no longer fits what the company has become.
A merger, spin-off or listing needs a new face.
Every team now makes its own version of the brand.

Typical length · 6–10 weeks Scope · Visual · verbal · behavioural

Explore Brand Identity

03 / 06Purpose, positioning and values

Brand Foundation

Positioning, values and principles, written as the brand platform every team works from.

We write your purpose, positioning, values and brand narrative with your leadership team. Each part is tested against decisions you have already made before it is signed.

What you get

Purpose, vision & missionDocument
Positioning statement & proofOne page
Values & decision principlesDocument
Audience definition & insightDocument
Brand narrative · three lengthsDocument · Deck

Call us when

Leadership describes the company five different ways.
A new strategy needs a brand that can carry it.
Decisions stall because there is no agreed positioning.

Typical length · 3–5 weeks Format · Leadership-led

Explore Brand Foundation

04 / 06Shared brand rules

Brand Systems

Design tokens, templates and rules that let a brand adapt and stay recognisable.

We design tokens, components, templates and rules for product, marketing and communications teams. Agents check every asset; a named person approves releases.

What you get

Design tokensJSON · Figma variables · CSS
Component libraryFigma · code
Template setFigma · Office · CMS
Flex rules & rangesGuidelines
Governance modelDocument

Call us when

Assets are rebuilt by hand in every market.
Product and marketing present two different brands.
Partners cannot stay on brand without a review queue.

Typical length · 6–12 weeks Scope · Tokens · components · templates

Explore Brand Systems

05 / 06Portfolio structure and naming

Brand Architecture

Structure and naming for products and sub-brands that keep the portfolio clear.

We audit the brands you carry, choose the architecture model, set naming rules and plan a phased migration. Customers can then find the right offer, and each new product has a place.

What you get

Portfolio map & auditFigma · Sheet
Architecture model & decision recordDocument
Relationship & lockup rulesGuidelines
Naming system & nomenclatureDocument
Migration plan · phasedRoadmap

Call us when

An acquired brand needs a place in the portfolio.
A new product needs a name and nobody agrees.
Customers confuse two of your offerings.

Typical length · 4–8 weeks Scope · Portfolio-wide

Explore Brand Architecture

06 / 06Brand Design

Brand AI Tools

Automated brand checks on every asset, before a named person approves it.

We tune image and language models on your brand and build the brand check, templates and copy assistant your team uses. Agents make and check every variant; a named person approves what goes live.

What you get

Brand-tuned image modelWeights · yours
Brand-tuned language model or promptsWeights · prompt set
Brand checkPlugin · API
Generation pipelineComfyUI · API
Template engineWeb · API

Call us when

Content demand has outrun the brand team.
Teams already use generative tools with no rules.
Localising content for many markets is slow and inconsistent.

Typical length · 6–10 weeks Tools · Flux · Firefly · ComfyUI

Explore Brand AI Tools

How it works

From the first conversation to a brand your teams can run.

Eight stages, each ending in a decision and deliverables you keep. Timings are typical for an enterprise programme and depend on scope.

Typical enterprise programme Illustrative

Discovery & audit

What the brand must do for the business, what exists today and what is in scope.

Wk 01–03Typical

The decision: The sponsor agrees scope and goals.
What you get: Brand auditTouchpoint inventoryStakeholder map
Who is in the room: Sponsor, brand lead and our programme lead.
✦ Where AI assists: Agents list and group touchpoints, flagging off-brand ones for a person to review.

Research & insight

Customer and employee interviews, plus analysis of the category and online reviews.

Wk 02–05Typical

The decision: Which audiences matter most and what they need.
What you get: Interview synthesisAudience definitionsCategory analysis
Who is in the room: Customers, sales and service teams, with our research lead.
✦ Where AI assists: Agents group transcripts and reviews into sourced themes for the research lead to check.

Strategy & positioning

Purpose, positioning and principles drafted, debated and refined with your leadership.

Wk 05–07Typical

The decision: Leadership signs off the positioning.
What you get: Brand foundationPositioning statementGrowth priorities
Who is in the room: The executive team.
✦ Where AI assists: Agents compare each positioning option with competitor messaging to find overlaps.

Architecture & naming

Every brand and product given a place, a relationship and a naming rule.

Wk 06–09Typical

The decision: Portfolio model and naming rules.
What you get: Architecture modelNaming systemMigration outline
Who is in the room: Portfolio owners, product leads and legal.
✦ Where AI assists: Agents screen name candidates for language problems in each target market; legal clearance stays with your counsel.

Identity design

Visual, verbal and behavioural identity designed together and shown on your own touchpoints.

Wk 08–13Typical

The decision: One direction, chosen after seeing each in use.
What you get: Direction boardsVisual & verbal identityMotion principles
Who is in the room: Brand lead, design leads and pilot markets.
✦ Where AI assists: Agents mock up each direction across the touchpoint inventory for testing.

Guidelines & templates

Tokens, components, templates and living guidelines built from the chosen identity.

Wk 12–16Typical

The decision: What is fixed, what can flex and who approves changes.
What you get: Design tokensTemplate libraryLiving guidelines
Who is in the room: Product design, marketing operations and IT.
✦ Where AI assists: Brand rules written as tokens and automatic checks that design tools and agents can apply.

Launch & rollout

The brand launched market by market, with teams and partners trained to use it.

Wk 15–20Typical

The decision: Launch sequence by market and channel.
What you get: Rollout planLaunch templatesTeam training
Who is in the room: Market leads, agencies and internal communications.
✦ Where AI assists: Agents draft local versions from approved templates; automatic checks review and log each one.

Governance & updates

Clear owners, agreed measures and a regular release schedule keep the brand improving after launch.

Wk 18 → ongoingTypical

The decision: How the brand is owned, measured and changed.
What you get: Governance modelBrand health trackerRelease cadence
Who is in the room: The brand council.
✦ Where AI assists: The brand check reviews live assets and reports anything off-brand to the brand owner.

How we use AI

Your brand rules, written so AI agents can check and apply them.

We write your guidelines as tokens, templates and approved claims, then build agents that check every asset, draft variants from approved parts and propose guideline updates.

Interactive demo. In the Check tab an agent scans three sample assets, flags one issue in each (low contrast, tight clearspace, an unsupported claim) and proposes a fix for a person to approve. Other tabs show generated variants, a guidelines answer with its changelog and the audit log.

Brand OS · Your brand · workspace Agent online

Your brand

The greenest choice on the shelf.Carton made with recycled board.

Brand check6 / 6 pass

Colour tokens
Clearspace
Type scale
Contrast · WCAG AA
Tone of voice
Claims & disclosures

Suggested fix

Call-to-action contrast is 3.4:1

Needs 4.5:1. Switch the label to ink on paper.

~~White label on pale blue~~Ink label on paper

Partner lockup clearspace is 0.4×

Needs 1×. Move the partner lockup right.

~~Lockups 0.4× apart~~Lockups 1× apart

Unsubstantiated claim

Use a specific, evidenced claim from the claims library.

~~“The greenest choice on the shelf.”~~“Carton made with recycled board.”

Approved by Brand reviewer · logged

Prompt

Launch visual for Market 03, 4:5, product in use, calm light

Guardrails

Palette locked
Approved photography style
Brand type scale only
Claims from the approved library
Released imagery only

✓ Pass
✓ Pass
! Review · crop hides product
✓ Pass

Can a partner place our logo on a dark background?

Answer · from the living guidelines

Yes. Use the reversed lockup with 1× clearspace, on a background from the approved dark palette.

4.2 Co-branding2.1 Clearspace

Changelog

v3.2Small-text contrast rule tightened; affected templates updatedApproved by Brand owner
v3.1Market 07 added to the localisation setApproved by Brand council
v3.0Motion principles publishedApproved by Brand owner

Time	Asset	Agent action	Human decision	Status
10:42	Market 03 · social	Contrast fixed by agent	Approved	Shipped
10:31	Partner · web banner	Clearspace flagged	Sent to reviewer	In review
10:18	Market 07 · email	Localised variant generated	Signed off in-market	Shipped
09:56	Retail · poster	Claim flagged · rewrite proposed	Rewritten by copy lead	Shipped
09:40	Guidelines	Rule update proposed (v3.2)	Approved by Brand owner	Released

01
Research synthesis
Agents turn interviews, reviews and market data into themes, each with its sources.
02
On-brand variants
Agents draft versions using approved parts only.
03
Automated brand check
Every asset is checked against the brand rules before release.
04
Market versions
Agents draft versions fitted to each market’s language.
05
Live monitoring
Agents watch live channels and show the brand owner anything off-brand.

AI governance

Agents do the repeatable work. Named people approve what goes live.

Agents research, draft, check, localise and monitor. The people who decide are named, on your side and ours, and every step is logged.

Research

Agents: Groups interviews, reviews and market data into themes

People decide: Which findings matter and what to do about them
Generation

Agents: Drafts variants from approved parts

People decide: What goes live and what is never automated
Brand checks

Agents: Flags off-brand elements, low contrast and unsupported claims

People decide: Exceptions and rule changes
Localisation

Agents: Drafts market versions and fits text to length

People decide: Local reviewers approve meaning and tone
Guidelines

Agents: Proposes updates when patterns repeat

People decide: The brand owner approves every release
Monitoring

Agents: Reports off-brand use across live channels

People decide: The brand council sets priorities

Named approversEach release records who approved it.

Your models, your accounts

Model weights, prompts, pipelines and logs are kept in your cloud accounts.
Limited data use

Your assets are used only for your brand, and data handling is agreed in writing before anything is shared.
Every output logged

Each output’s origin and approval are logged, with content credentials added where the channel supports them.
Tools chosen on evidence

Flux, Adobe Firefly and ComfyUI for images; Gemini, OpenAI or Anthropic models for language. No partner tier is implied.

What you get

Everything handed over, in files your teams can use.

You receive source files, tokens, templates, guidelines and models, organised the way your teams work.

Your brand /

In your accounts

Market & category map

FigmaPDF
Next-best-customer ranking

SheetDeck
Competitive whitespace map

Figma
Growth thesis

One page
Move roadmap · now / next / later

DeckBoard
Measurement frame

Sheet

Logo & clear-space rules

SVGPDF
Colour palette & tokens

FigmaJSON
Typefaces & type scale

Figmafont files
Voice, tone & vocabulary

Guidelines
Behaviour principles & moments

Guidelines
Motion principles

VideoLottie
Identity guidelines

WebPDF
Launch templates

FigmaOffice

Purpose, vision & mission

Document
Positioning statement & proof

One page
Values & decision principles

Document
Audience definition & insight

Document
Brand narrative · three lengths

DocumentDeck
Foundation on a page

PDFPrint

Design tokens

JSONFigma variablesCSS
Component library

Figmacode
Template set

FigmaOfficeCMS
Flex rules & ranges

Guidelines
Governance model

Document
System documentation site

Web
Release notes & versioning

Changelog

Portfolio map & audit

FigmaSheet
Architecture model & decision record

Document
Relationship & lockup rules

Guidelines
Naming system & nomenclature

Document
Migration plan · phased

Roadmap
New-brand test

One page

Brand-tuned image model

Weightsyours
Brand-tuned language model or prompts

Weightsprompt set
Brand check

PluginAPI
Generation pipeline

ComfyUIAPI
Template engine

WebAPI
Rule tests & evaluation set

Tests
Output log & governance

Dashboard

Rollout plan

Roadmap
Launch templates

FigmaOffice
Team training

Recorded sessions
Governance model

Document
Brand health tracker

Dashboard
Decision log

Document

Source files, tokens, templates and model weights, delivered into your accounts and documented for your teams.

Touchpoints

One identity, with rules for every surface.

Signs, apps, packaging and print each have their own rules for size, colour and spacing, all taken from the same guidelines.

WayfindingType size set by viewing distance.

AppTokens shared with the product UI.

PackagingOne grid across every pack size.

Takeaway cupMarks that survive curves and heat.

StationeryPrint colour matched to the screen tokens.

ToteMinimum sizes for fabric and embroidery.

EmailEventsUniformVehicle liveryProduct UIVoice assistantAnnual reportCareers sitePartner portalTrade showService deskRetail fit-out

Industries

Brand design shaped by your sector’s rules and buyers.

Regulation, buying cycles and touchpoints differ by sector, so each programme starts from the constraints you work under.

See all industries

01Sector

Financial services

Trust is the product.

Clarity under regulation
Consistent disclosures across channels
A digital identity that still reads as secure

Regulated communications · approval workflows

02Sector

Healthcare & life sciences

Every word is reviewed.

Patient and professional audiences under one brand
Plain language and accessibility
Product brands under a corporate master brand

Medical, legal and regulatory review

03Sector

Technology & SaaS

A brand that holds steady while the product changes monthly.

Tokens shared with the product UI
Naming for fast-growing feature sets
One voice for developers and enterprise buyers

Release cadence · product surfaces

04Sector

Consumer & retail

Won or lost on a shelf and a screen.

Packaging systems that scale across ranges
Seasonal changes that stay on brand
Content at marketplace volume

Retailer and marketplace specs

05Sector

Industrial & manufacturing

Complex portfolios, long buying cycles.

Architecture across divisions and acquired brands
Technical documentation as a touchpoint
An employer brand that attracts engineers

Distributor networks · multilingual technical content

06Sector

Energy & utilities

Under public and regulatory scrutiny.

A transition story backed by evidence
Clear customer communication
Safety-critical signage and fleet

Claims scrutiny · regulated customer communications

07Sector

Public sector & institutions

Accessible to everyone, by design.

Accessibility built into every token
Plain language
An identity that scales across departments and services

Accessibility standards · procurement frameworks

08Sector

Hospitality & real estate

The brand is a place.

Wayfinding and environmental design
Architecture across properties
A consistent experience across owners and operators

Owner–operator models · physical rollout

Global rollout

One brand, rolled out market by market.

Enterprise brands launch in waves, take on acquisitions and rely on many partners. We plan for all three from the first week.

Rollout by market Illustrative

Market	Identity	Templates	Digital	Signage	Packaging	Training	Script
Market 01EMEA	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Latin
Market 02EMEA	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Latin
Market 03APAC	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Devanagari
Market 04EMEA	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Arabic · RTL
Market 05Americas	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Live	Latin
Market 06APAC	Live	Live	Live	Localising	Localising	Live	CJK
Market 07Americas	Live	Live	Live	Localising	Localising	Live	Latin
Market 08APAC	Live	Live	Live	Localising	Localising	Live	Devanagari

Copy is rewritten for each market and approved by local reviewers.

Script-ready type pairingsLength-expansion rulesRight-to-left layoutsLocal flex ranges

Seen in transitSigns like this are read in passing and in many languages, so the brand has to work in each.

After an acquisition

Every brand gets a place, a relationship and a migration path, so customers know where each one fits.

Governance across markets

Central owners set the rules; local teams adapt within agreed ranges.

Tiered approvals: what markets can change themselves and what needs the brand council.
Local changes within written ranges.
One set of guidelines and tokens that every partner and tool uses.

Sustainability & responsibility

Responsible defaults and provable claims.

We write responsible defaults for materials, file sizes, accessibility and inclusion into your guidelines, and we will not help a brand claim more than it can prove.

Claim checkSources required

“Our packaging is 100% sustainable.”

Too broad to prove. Name the material and the evidence.

Suggested“Our cartons use recycled board. Evidence on file.”

01

Materials & packaging

Guidance on substrates, inks, finishes and formats, written into the guidelines so every market starts from the same defaults.
Packaging specification
02

Lighter digital assets

Font subsets, image budgets and motion that respects bandwidth and battery life.
Asset weight budgets
03

Accessibility

Colour tokens built to WCAG contrast, legible type and a reduced-motion version of every animation.
Accessibility checks in the brand check
04

Inclusive design

Imagery and language guidance written and reviewed with the people it portrays.
Inclusive imagery & language guide
05

Honest ESG claims

Specific claims, each matched to evidence and checked against the rules in every market you operate in.
Claims library & review

Page weight budgets

Budgets for fonts, images, scripts and motion are set with your team and enforced by the brand check.

Illustrative

Unbudgeted launch page

With weight budgets

FontsImagesScriptsMotion

Measurement

Brand health, tracked from use to value.

We agree a few measures and a baseline before launch and track them in one dashboard. The example below is illustrative.

01
Consistency

Are teams using the guidelines?

Brand check pass rateTemplate adoptionOff-brand reports
02
Efficiency

Is it faster and cheaper to be on brand?

Time to marketAsset reuseCost per asset
03
Perception

Do people notice and remember?

AwarenessDistinctivenessConsideration
04
Value

What is it worth to the business?

Pricing powerRetentionBrand contribution, modelled with finance

Brand health · Your brand Illustrative

Brand check pass rate

Index 118

▲ vs baseline
Template adoption

Index 131

▲ vs baseline
Time to market

Index 84

▼ faster
Distinctiveness

Index 107

▲ vs baseline

Consistency by market

Market	Check pass	Template use	Distinctiveness
Market 01	90 of 100	80 of 100	60 of 100
Market 02	80 of 100	90 of 100	70 of 100
Market 03	60 of 100	70 of 100	50 of 100
Market 04	90 of 100	60 of 100	80 of 100
Market 05	70 of 100	50 of 100	60 of 100
Market 06	50 of 100	60 of 100	40 of 100

Indexed against the pre-launch baseline (100). Figures are illustrative, not client results.

How we work with you

The terms we work on.

Answers to the questions procurement, legal, IT and security teams ask before they sign.

01
Work you own

What we make for you is yours once it is paid for. Tools we already had stay ours, and you get a free, permanent licence to use them.
02
Security from day one

An NDA before discovery, least-privilege access, your single sign-on where available and data kept in regions agreed in writing.
03
Governance built in

Decision records, clear owners and a release schedule, so your team can run the brand without us.
04
Independent tool choices

Every model and tool choice is made on test results, documented and reversible.
05
Accessible by default

Contrast, legibility and reduced motion are written into the guidelines and checked on every asset.
06
One accountable team

A named lead answers for the work from first call to rollout, with the same team throughout.

Services & packages

Brand services, bought alone or together.

Each service is scoped on its own. Enquire about one, or add several to a brief and tell us which engagement package suits you.

Categories: 05
Services: 24
Packages: 06

Not sure what you need? Describe the problem

How to buy

01Pick services. Enquire about one, or add several to a brief.
02Choose a package. A sprint, a fixed project or an ongoing team.
03Send the brief. We reply within one working day.

Browse by category

Timelines are typical. Every quote follows a written scope.

01Strategy & foundation

5 services

Typical timeline: 2–3 weeks

Brand audit & diagnostic

A review of what works, what has gone off-brand and what it costs you, ending in a ranked list of fixes.

What’s included

Stakeholder and customer interviews
Touchpoint and competitor audit
Brand health scorecard
Prioritised recommendations

Entry point
Fixed scope

Best forTeams that sense a brand problem but have not yet named it

Explore Brand Foundation

Typical timeline: 3–5 weeks

Brand foundation & positioning

Purpose, positioning, values and principles in plain words, tested against decisions you have already faced.

What’s included

Leadership interviews and working sessions
Positioning statement with proof
Values written as decision principles
One-page brand foundation

Leadership-led
Rebrand
New venture

Best forLeadership teams that each describe the brand differently

Explore Brand Foundation

Typical timeline: 4–6 weeks

Growth strategy

Your next best customers and the market gaps competitors leave open, ranked into a plan your team can run.

What’s included

Market and category map
Next-best-customer ranking
Competitor gap map
Now, next, later roadmap

Evidence first
Workshop-led

Best forBrands choosing their next segment, market or category

Explore Growth Strategy

Typical timeline: 3–6 weeks

Customer & market research

Interviews, surveys and desk research that show what customers value and why they buy, scoped to the decision you face.

What’s included

Research plan and recruitment
In-depth customer interviews
Quantitative survey
Insight report with implications

Qualitative
Quantitative

Best forDecisions that need customer evidence first

Explore Growth Strategy

Typical timeline: 2–4 weeks

Brand narrative & messaging

The story linking what you believe to what you sell, in three lengths, with messages and proof for each audience.

What’s included

Narrative in three lengths
Messaging house by audience
Proof points and claims check
Sales and leadership versions

Verbal
Sales enablement

Best forTeams that tell the story differently in every room

Explore Brand Foundation

02Identity & expression

6 services

Typical timeline: 6–10 weeks

Logo & identity system

Logo, colour, type, layout and imagery designed as one kit and shown on your touchpoints before you choose.

What’s included

Two or three directions on your touchpoints
Logo suite and clearspace rules
Colour and type systems with tokens
Launch templates

New brand
Rebrand

Figma

Best forNew ventures, and brands whose identity no longer fits the business

Explore Brand Identity

Typical timeline: 4–6 weeks

Identity refresh

An updated identity that keeps what people already recognise and fixes what slows your team down.

What’s included

Equity audit of current assets
Refined mark, colour and type
Updated core templates
Transition plan

Evolution
Keeps equity

Best forEstablished brands that need to look current without starting over

Explore Brand Identity

Typical timeline: 3–5 weeks

Verbal identity & tone of voice

Voice, tone, vocabulary and the words you never use, written as rules with examples so anyone can write on brand.

What’s included

Voice principles and tone range
Lexicon and words to avoid
Before-and-after rewrites
Writing workshop for your team

Verbal
Guidelines

Best forBrands that look consistent but sound like five companies

Explore Brand Identity

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks

Motion & sonic identity

How the brand moves and sounds: timing, transitions and an audio signature for product, video and events.

What’s included

Motion principles and timing tokens
Logo animation and transitions
Sonic logo and sound palette
Lottie and video templates

Motion
Audio

Best forBrands that live on screen, in product, video or events

Explore Brand Identity

Typical timeline: 6–12 weeks

Packaging design

Packaging designed for the shelf and the unboxing, with structures, dielines and artwork rules for a whole range.

What’s included

Range architecture and hierarchy
Structural and graphic design
Artwork templates and dielines
Print and production handover

Physical
Product range

Best forConsumer brands launching or refreshing a product range

Explore Brand Identity

Typical timeline: 3–5 weeks

Brand guidelines

One searchable, versioned reference for your identity, with rules and examples for everyone who works on the brand.

What’s included

Guidelines website or PDF
Do and do-not examples
Downloadable asset library
Walkthrough for your team

Kept current

Best forTeams and agencies producing work on the brand every week

Explore Brand Identity

03Systems & portfolio

5 services

Typical timeline: 6–12 weeks

Design tokens & components

Colour, type, space and motion as named values, and the shared components built from them, exported to design tools and code.

What’s included

Token set in Figma variables and code
Core component library with states
Accessibility check on every component
Release notes and versioning

One source
Product and marketing

Figma
Storybook

Best forOrganisations where product and marketing rebuild the same parts

Explore Brand Systems

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks

Template systems

Templates for decks, social posts, email, landing pages and print that stay on brand without a designer.

What’s included

Template audit by volume
Templates in Figma, Office and your CMS
Variation rules for campaigns and markets
Training for the people who use them

Self-serve

Best forTeams producing high volumes of routine content

Explore Brand Systems

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks

Brand architecture

Which brands you carry, how they relate and the role of each, with the model chosen on evidence and trade-offs recorded.

What’s included

Portfolio audit
Architecture model and decision record
Relationship and lockup rules
Test for adding new brands

Portfolio
Evidence first

Best forPortfolios where customers confuse offerings or every launch starts a naming debate

Explore Brand Architecture

Typical timeline: 3–6 weeks

Naming & nomenclature

Names for companies, products, tiers and features, with screening and rules for naming the next one.

What’s included

Naming strategy and criteria
Long list to shortlist
Language and preliminary trademark checks for your counsel
Nomenclature rules

Naming
Repeatable

Best forNew products, new ventures and portfolios with no naming logic

Explore Brand Architecture

Typical timeline: 6–10 weeks

M&A brand integration

A phased plan for bringing an acquired or merged brand into your portfolio, designed to keep its customers and equity.

What’s included

Equity and overlap assessment
Integration model options
Phased migration plan
Launch and internal communications

M&A
Phased

Best forCompanies after an acquisition or merger

Explore Brand Architecture

04Brand AI tools

4 services

Typical timeline: 6–10 weeks

Brand-tuned image models

Image models fine-tuned on your identity, so generated images start on brand. The model is yours once it is paid for.

What’s included

Rights-checked training set
Fine-tuned model and evaluation set
Style and prompt presets
Deployment in your cloud accounts

You own the model

Hugging Face
PyTorch
Replicate

Best forBrands producing large volumes of imagery across markets

Explore Brand AI Tools

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks

Brand check

Automated checks of colour, logo use, type and tone on every asset, flagging what is off-brand and suggesting the fix.

What’s included

Brand rules written as tests
Plugin for your design tools
API for your content pipelines
Output log and reporting

Automated review

Figma

Best forTeams and agencies where review queues slow everything down

Explore Brand AI Tools

Typical timeline: 6–10 weeks

Asset generation pipeline

Campaign variants, market versions and formats made from one approved master, with a named person approving before release.

What’s included

Source-to-variant pipeline
Resizing and localisation
Named reviewer sign-off
Provenance record for every asset

Volume
Named approver

Best forCampaigns that run in many sizes, languages and markets

Explore Brand AI Tools

Typical timeline: 4–6 weeks

Voice-aware copy assistant

An AI writing assistant that follows your voice, vocabulary and words to avoid, inside the tools your team already uses.

What’s included

Voice rules as a tested prompt set
Evaluation against your best examples
Integration with your writing tools
Automatic checks and logging

Verbal
Automatic checks

Anthropic
OpenAI
Google Gemini

Best forTeams writing high volumes of product, sales or support copy

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05Programmes & operations

4 services

Typical timeline: 16–24 weeks

Complete brand programme

Strategy, identity, brand systems and AI tools, run by one team on one plan through to rollout.

What’s included

Engagement director and capability leads
Foundation, identity and brand system in sequence
Governance with your steering group
Rollout plan across markets

Rebrand
Merger
New venture

Best forRebrands, mergers and new ventures that need every piece at once

Typical timeline: 3–6 weeks

Brand launch & rollout

The first months of a new brand: internal launch, team training, touchpoint rollout and a review after go-live.

What’s included

Internal launch kit
Training for teams and agencies
Touchpoint rollout tracker
First-month review

Launch
Adoption

Best forBrands about to go live that want adoption to stick

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Typical timeline: Ongoing · monthly

Brand office

An embedded brand team after launch: governance, templates and campaigns, with guidelines kept current month by month.

What’s included

Guidelines editor and designers
Request queue with agreed response times
Monthly governance review
Quarterly guidelines update

Ongoing
Embedded

Best forBrands that want a standing brand team without hiring one

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Typical timeline: Ongoing · monthly

Brand AI operations

Your brand AI tools run as a managed service: models retuned, checks updated and every output logged.

What’s included

Model monitoring and retuning
Updates to checks and evaluation sets
Usage and quality reporting
Named AI lead and brand reviewer

Managed service
Ongoing

Best forBrands with high content volumes across many markets and teams

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Your brief

Tick “Add to brief” on any service, choose a package, then continue. Or enquire about one service directly.

Package

How we work with you

Ways to engage, from a question to an RFQ.

Ask a quick question, send a project brief or issue a formal RFQ. The lead for the work reads each one in full, and any services already in your brief go with it.

Or book a thirty-minute call

What are you sending?

01

About 2 minutes4 required answers

For a first conversation, a press request or anything that does not need a scope yet.

You get A reply from a named lead
02Recommended

About 8 minutes5 short steps

Goals, audiences, a budget band and timing, so our first reply can outline the work.

You get Options and a first scope after one call
03

About 15 minutesYour documents attached

Your documents, deadlines and the procurement and security rules the work must meet.

You get Receipt confirmed and a named bid lead

How it is priced

Each package shows its pricing model. Work starts once a written scope and quote are agreed.

Typical length
1–3 weeks

Pricing
Fixed fee
Typical length
4–12 weeks

Pricing
Fixed price
Typical length
3–9 months

Pricing
Fixed price per milestone
Typical length
Ongoing · 6-month minimum

Pricing
Monthly fee
Typical length
6–18 months

Pricing
Programme fee · by statement of work
Typical length
Ongoing · 3-month minimum

Pricing
Time & materials

Compare what each package includes

What each package includes and who it suits
Package	Every engagement includes	Best for
SprintA short, fixed-scope engagement that answers one defined question.	Scope and outcome agreed before day one A senior lead plus the specialists needed A working review every week A decision-ready answer or prototype	Discovery, a diagnostic, a prototype or a decision you need to make soon
ProjectA defined scope, delivered for a fixed price.	Statement of work with deliverables and acceptance criteria A named project lead and a fixed team A shared plan with dated checkpoints Source files, yours once paid for	Work you can describe up front: an identity, a platform or a set of tools
MilestoneA larger build in phases you approve and pay for one at a time.	Phases with their own scope, output and sign-off A go or no-go review at every gate Re-planning between phases as you learn Payment tied to accepted milestones	Programmes too large for one contract, where you want control at each step
RetainerReserved monthly capacity to run, improve and extend what we built.	A reserved block of team time every month Agreed response times for requests and fixes A monthly review and a rolling backlog Planned improvements as well as upkeep	Live brands and products that need a steady team without hiring one
EnterpriseA multi-workstream programme with a dedicated team, governance and agreed service levels.	An engagement director and a steering group A dedicated team across several workstreams Service levels, reporting and a risk register Security, legal and procurement reviews in the plan	Large organisations running change across markets, portfolios or business units
SquadA dedicated team that works inside your stack and sprint schedule.	Named specialists matched to your roadmap Works in your tools, meetings and backlog Scale the team up or down each month Knowledge transfer built in from week one	Teams with a clear roadmap that need more senior people quickly

Questions

Brand Design questions, answered.

Anything else? Ask the leads who would run your programme.

Enquire

Start with Brand Foundation if your positioning is not settled; it is the cheapest stage to change course. If it already works, start with Brand Identity or Growth Strategy.

Yes. Each of the six is scoped and priced as its own sprint, and its outputs are built to work with the other five when you add them.

Both. You can refresh an existing brand, keeping what customers recognise and tightening the rules around it, or build a new one from the foundation up.

Typically four to six months from discovery to first rollout, longer for multi-market portfolios. A single capability sprint usually runs three to ten weeks. We scope it with you before anything starts.

Agents handle research, variants and brand checks; people make the decisions. Agents group interviews and market data into sourced themes, draft versions from approved parts and check each asset against your rules. Brand AI Tools builds these for your brand.

Yes. Models, pipelines and logs can run in your cloud accounts under your security policies. If that is not possible, we agree data handling in writing before you share any asset.

Yes. We can build the guidelines, templates and checks while your agencies produce the work, so partners stay on brand without sending everything through us.

We plan for them from the start. You get an NDA before discovery, a statement of work for each phase and early answers to your security questionnaire, so reviews run alongside the work.

Everything we make for you, once it is paid for. That covers source files, tokens, templates, guidelines, model weights and logs, delivered into your accounts and documented so your team can run them.

Tell us what you need built.

You will speak to a lead who would run the work, and get a straight answer on fit.

Book a call

Three ways to start

Every engagement starts with a written scope and a quote agreed before work begins.

Choose one of the three ways above

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Brand strategy and identity that every team can use.

Your brand now appears in more places than any team can check by hand.

More touchpoints

More content to approve

Complex portfolios

Closer scrutiny

Six brand capabilities, bought alone or as one programme.

Growth Strategy

Brand Identity

Brand Foundation

Brand Systems

Brand Architecture

Brand AI Tools

From the first conversation to a brand your teams can run.

Discovery & audit

Research & insight

Strategy & positioning

Architecture & naming

Identity design

Guidelines & templates

Launch & rollout

Governance & updates

Your brand rules, written so AI agents can check and apply them.

Research synthesis

On-brand variants

Automated brand check

Market versions

Live monitoring

Agents do the repeatable work. Named people approve what goes live.

Your models, your accounts

Limited data use

Every output logged

Tools chosen on evidence

Everything handed over, in files your teams can use.

Market & category map

Next-best-customer ranking

Competitive whitespace map

Growth thesis

Move roadmap · now / next / later

Measurement frame

Logo & clear-space rules

Colour palette & tokens

Typefaces & type scale

Voice, tone & vocabulary

Behaviour principles & moments

Motion principles

Identity guidelines

Launch templates

Purpose, vision & mission

Positioning statement & proof

Values & decision principles

Audience definition & insight

Brand narrative · three lengths

Foundation on a page

Design tokens

Component library

Template set

Flex rules & ranges

Governance model

System documentation site

Release notes & versioning

Portfolio map & audit

Architecture model & decision record

Relationship & lockup rules

Naming system & nomenclature

Migration plan · phased

New-brand test

Brand-tuned image model

Brand-tuned language model or prompts

Brand check

Generation pipeline

Template engine

Rule tests & evaluation set

Output log & governance

Rollout plan

Launch templates

Team training

Governance model

Brand health tracker

Decision log