Tell us what you’re launching.

A few lines is plenty. Ellie, our producer, reads every brief and replies within one working day with a straight answer, and a fixed price if we’re a fit.

+44 161 555 0142

Studio

12 Loom Yard, Ancoats, Manchester M4 6BQ

Hours

Monday to Thursday, 9:00–17:30. Fridays we make things.

Studio time 09:30

What happens next

Three steps, no pitch deck.

We don’t do free creative pitches. We do a good conversation and an honest price.

Within a day

Ellie replies with questions, or with a time for a thirty-minute call.

Within a week

A written brief and a fixed price. You can say no; nobody will chase you.

Week one

A half-day workshop with the three people who will make your project.

Before you write

Answers to the usual first questions.

Most identity projects land between £18k and £45k, websites between £25k and £80k, and a full rebrand with a site between £60k and £140k. We give you a fixed price after the first call, never an hourly estimate.

Eight to sixteen weeks from the first call to launch. Identity work takes six to ten weeks on its own; a website adds four to eight. We plan backwards from your launch date.

Yes. About a third of our clients are pre-seed or seed. For them we offer a Launch Kit: a four-week identity sprint and a one-page site, fixed at £16k.

One creative director, one designer and one developer, from the first workshop to launch day. No hand-offs to a junior team after the pitch.

Often. We hand over a Figma library, a Framer site your team can edit, and a brand book written for the people who will use it every day.

Thirty days of fixes are included. After that, most clients keep us on a light retainer of two to four days a month for campaigns and new pages.

Half of our clients are in Europe and North America. We work in your time zone for workshops and keep everything else in one shared channel.

Find us

Second floor, above the bakery with the queue.

Ten minutes’ walk from Manchester Piccadilly, two from the Ancoats tram stop. Ring the yellow bell; the kettle is usually on.

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