Turn your business idea, existing identity or rebrand brief into a coherent visual system. Rudrriv brings logo direction, colour, typography, supporting graphics and practical usage rules together so your brand looks consistent across real customer touchpoints.
Standard Brand Foundation delivery: 5–7 working days. Broader identity systems may require additional time based on scope and review rounds.
Start with the essentials or build a broader visual system. Each plan defines the creative depth, applications and review scope so you can choose what your brand actually needs.
For new businesses and early-stage brands that need a professional visual starting point.
For businesses that need a coherent identity across core digital and business touchpoints.
For growing brands, rebrands and teams that need a more complete identity system and application guidance.
Pricing reflects the listed scope. Naming, deep brand strategy, packaging systems, extensive illustration, motion identity, multi-brand architecture or large application libraries should be quoted separately after requirements are reviewed.
Get in touch with our expert. Tell us what you need, and we'll help identify the most suitable branding scope and pricing for your requirement.
A focused sequence keeps creative exploration connected to your business context and makes feedback easier to manage.
Clarify business, audience, offer, objectives and practical requirements.
Review existing assets, references, competitors and the visual space to avoid.
Develop logo and identity directions that respond to the agreed brief.
Build colour, typography, variants and supporting graphic language.
Apply consolidated feedback to strengthen the selected direction.
Prepare usage rules, approved applications and organized final assets.
A usable identity is a connected system, not a collection of unrelated design files. The objective is to give your team a visual language that remains recognizable when it moves from a logo to a website, social post, document or presentation.
Audience, offer, positioning context and practical application needs.
Primary mark, alternates, icon or monogram, spacing and core usage.
Defined palette, hierarchy, pairings and usage guidance.
Supporting shapes, pattern, icon or visual treatment as the scope requires.
Rules and selected real-world examples that show the system in use.
The exact file set depends on the selected plan. These deliverables are organized around practical brand use rather than decorative concepts alone.
Primary logo plus approved variants for different placements and sizes.
Included depth varies by planCore brand colours with practical digital specifications and supporting combinations.
HEX / RGB; print specifications where scopedHeading and body font direction with hierarchy and usage guidance.
Font licensing remains subject to selected typefacesA practical reference for logo, colour, typography and approved visual application.
Length and depth vary by planSelected business card, letterhead or document elements where included.
Visual Identity and Brand System scopesSelected profile or editable layout directions for consistent social presentation.
Quantity depends on planExamples showing how the identity behaves across selected customer touchpoints.
Built around agreed applicationsApproved exports grouped so internal teams and vendors can find the right assets.
Formats depend on the deliverableThis comparison describes the working-state change branding can directly create. It does not imply guaranteed commercial results.
Teams improvise size, placement, colours or alternate versions without clear rules.
Approved versions are prepared for different placements with clearer application guidance.
Different designers or teams make repeated choices that reduce visual consistency.
Core visual decisions are defined once and can be applied more consistently.
There is little supporting visual language when the mark is small or absent.
Colour, type and approved graphic elements help the brand remain coherent across layouts.
Teams are unsure which export is current or suitable for a specific use.
Approved files and guideline material are prepared as a clearer handoff for ongoing use.
The right engagement depends on whether you are creating, rebuilding or extending an identity.
You need a credible visual foundation before building your website, social presence and sales materials.
Focus: core identity systemYour existing assets look different across channels and teams need one usable set of visual rules.
Focus: standardization and guidelinesYou want to preserve useful brand equity while improving dated or difficult-to-use visual elements.
Focus: selective refinementYour brand is moving across more channels, markets or teams and needs clearer rules before scale adds inconsistency.
Focus: broader brand systemApplication examples help test whether the visual system works beyond the logo. Final deliverables are based on the selected plan and agreed use cases.
A simple application example using the approved identity.
Learn MoreAnswers to common questions about scope, process, files, pricing and timelines.
Depending on the plan, the service can include logo concepts and variants, colour palette, typography system, supporting visual elements, brand usage guidance, selected application designs and final export files.
Rudrriv's Brand Foundation plan starts at $63 USD. Broader visual identity plans are priced at $400 and $800 USD, while larger rebrands or multi-brand requirements can be scoped separately.
A focused Brand Foundation scope is designed for delivery in approximately 5–7 working days. Broader identity systems can require additional time depending on the number of concepts, applications and review rounds.
No. A logo is one part of a brand identity. Branding brings the logo together with colour, typography, visual language and usage rules so the business can present itself consistently across touchpoints.
Yes. The process can begin with a new business or product and develop an initial visual identity from the agreed brief, audience, positioning context and creative direction.
Yes. Existing logos, colours, typography and brand materials can be reviewed to define what should be retained, refined or replaced within the agreed rebrand or refresh scope.
Useful inputs include your business description, audience, offer, competitors, existing brand assets, preferred and disliked visual directions, required applications and any practical file or platform requirements.
Yes. Revision rounds are defined by the selected plan and are used to refine an agreed direction. A materially new direction or expanded scope may require a revised quote.
Final files depend on the selected plan and can include scalable vector logo files, web-ready PNG and JPG exports, colour specifications, typography guidance, brand guideline PDF and selected application assets.
Yes. If the listed plans do not fit, Rudrriv can review requirements such as additional brand applications, sub-brands, packaging direction, presentation assets or extended guidelines and provide a custom scope.
Tell us what you are building, refreshing or standardizing. We will use the information to understand the likely scope, identify the most suitable plan and clarify any questions before work begins.
