For brand designers
Your work gets found in a post, and the next step is a message thread. Give each offering its own address, put it under the post, and let a founder book the intro call or the sprint straight from it.
When the brief arrives by DM
Somebody sees your work on Instagram, sends a DM, and the conversation dies three messages later.
Every inquiry starts with “what do you charge?”, and the answer is a PDF you send by hand.
A rebrand quoted at a flat fee keeps growing a new logo variation at a time.
Questions brand designers ask
How much should a brand designer charge for a brand identity?
A flat fee for a defined set of deliverables: logo, palette, type and a short guide. Price from the weeks it takes you and what the brand is worth to the business.
What should a brand identity package include?
A primary logo and its variations, colors, typefaces, and a short guide showing how to use them. List each item so the scope can’t drift.
Should brand designers publish their prices?
A starting price, yes. Founders filter by budget before they write, and the ones who book from it arrive ready.
What’s different for brand designers
An address for each offering
Copy an offering’s own link from Link and put it in a post, a bio or your signature. It opens your page with that offering ready to book.
The sprint held with a share
Set what’s due at booking on your brand sprint, and the rest waits on Today until you hand over the files.
Your page on the first day
This is the design or creative setup, and it’s what your page starts with. Change any of it where it appears.
- Clients can book from tomorrow onward.
- Moving or canceling is free up to 24 hours before.
- Before booking, your page asks: “What are we making, and by when?”
Your project agreement opens with this: Half of the project price is due up front and half on delivery. The scope is what we agreed in writing; new work is a new agreement.
What it doesn’t do for you
There’s no brand guidelines builder, no asset library and no file review. Hand over the files the way you do now.
Others who start from the same setup
Graphic designers · Photographers · Copywriters · Web designers · Videographers · Translators · Interior designers · Illustrators · Ghostwriters · Proofreaders · Makeup artists · Voice-over artists · Personal stylists · Event musicians · Tattoo artists · Podcast producers · Wedding planners · Freelance developers · Social media managers · Landscape designers · Calligraphers · Music producers · Portrait artists · Technical writers · UX designers · Video editors · Animators