The short answer
The price of our work depends. We'd recommend meeting with you to talk about your needs and budget. We are in the mid-range of design for the area, while we can't design a logo for $150, we don't charge $15,000 either. There are definitely cheaper options out there, but to a large degree, you get what you pay for.
The long answer
Your job is personalized for your needs. Whether you need a simple brochure to give to prospects or you need a real time e-commerce site to sell your goods over the Internet, there are a range of possibilities. A good question to ask yourself before we begin is: How much have I budgeted for my marketing? Most professionals recommend that at least 5–10% of your gross company income should be devoted to your marketing (design, printing, advertising, etc). Once you know how much you can spend, we can get a better idea of what we can do to help. We take this approach so that we can help you choose to spend available funds in the areas where they will see the most return on investment.
All qualified graphic design entities charge roughly the same amount of money. All designers will tell you that the amount of money you spend on your projects is an investment in your business. What we (or they) charge will pay itself back exponentially in new or better business. Every once in a while there will be a studio or individual who can come in cheaper than their competitors. This is either because the designers aren’t qualified or because corners are being cut. The design industry is constantly changing, and while it is often revolutionized — it is rarely done by one strategic company that has kept its revolution a secret. If you are paying less for design, then somewhere along the line that company has to either make up its profits or go out of business. Oftentimes these profits are made up at your expense.
So, while we can't give you a menu of prices, we can offer you a few minutes to discuss what exactly it is that you’re searching for. For most projects, we can offer you a solid estimate within 24 hours of the initial meeting.
