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Pricing

One number, not a quote request.

Most studios make you ask for pricing. We'd rather just tell you. Here's what a project costs, what's included, and where the honest exceptions are.

Package

Brand identity

$4,000

$3,200 for 501(c)(3) nonprofits

A full identity system: logo, color palette, type system, and a guidelines document your team can actually use, not just admire.

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Best value

Package

Brand + web bundle

$8,100

$6,500 for 501(c)(3) nonprofits

Both, together, for about 10% less than booking them apart. The right call if you're starting from nothing and need the full picture at once.

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Package

Website build

$5,000

$4,000 for 501(c)(3) nonprofits

Up to six standard pages, built on our own design system. Fast, clean, and built so your team can edit it themselves after launch, not just us.

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What "nonprofit rate" means here

If you're a registered 501(c)(3), the nonprofit rate isn't a discount code or a footnote. It's the actual price we charge mission-driven organizations, every time, no negotiation required. Bring your determination letter and that's the number.

What's included, and what isn't

A standard page means content built on our existing design system, the layouts, components, and patterns we've already refined. That's most of a website: your homepage, your about page, your services, your contact form.

Some things aren't pages, they're functionality. A donation flow. An event calendar. A member portal. Those get built and scoped on their own, priced individually between $500 and $1,200 depending on what they actually require. We don't fold custom functionality into a per-page rate, because a donation flow and a text-and-photo page aren't the same job.

  • An extra standard page beyond the six included
    $250
  • A custom functionality module, scoped once we know what it needs to do
    $500–$1,200
  • An extra round of revisions beyond the two included per milestone
    $150

Why this page exists

We could put a "contact us for pricing" button here instead. A lot of studios do. We'd rather you know what you're walking into before you ever get on a call with us.