Startup branding

Startup branding, from the first logo to the launch page.

FlowZone Studio brands startups end to end: the logo and identity, the launch website and the signup, payment or waitlist system behind it. One studio builds all three so the brand, the site and the product page agree with each other on day one.

What you get

Everything, finished and handed over.

  • Logo, wordmark and the full identity system
  • Launch site or landing page on your domain
  • Waitlist, signup or checkout wired in and tested
  • Pitch deck and social graphics in the same brand
  • Product animation or launch video if you want one
  • You own the code, the domain and every account

Who it is for

Pre launch founders

You need to look real before the first investor meeting or the first customer email.

Seed stage teams

The placeholder brand is starting to embarrass you in front of people who matter.

Solo founders

You are the whole company. You need one person who can do brand, site and the plumbing.

One studio, three parts

01

Brand

What people recognize you by.

02

Site

Where people decide.

03

System

What keeps running after launch.

One Build is $500, The Full Build (brand, site and one working system) is $1,500 and The Storefront starts at $2,500. Small jobs like a single graphic or a new landing page start at $49.99. Every price is flat and agreed before you pay. See pricing.

Straight answers

How much does startup branding cost?

At FlowZone, The Full Build is $1,500 flat: the brand identity, the launch site and one working system like a waitlist, signup or checkout. A brand identity on its own is $500.

What should a startup brand include?

At minimum a logo, a color and type system and a clear line that says what you do. Most startups also need a landing page that converts and a way to capture signups or payments. FlowZone builds all of it together.

Can you make a pitch deck or launch video too?

Yes. Decks, social graphics, product animations and launch videos are built in the same brand. Examples are on the work page.

Who owns the brand and the code?

You do. The files, the code, the domain and every account are handed over at the end.

Got the idea?
Send it over.

Four questions. No call. You see your number before anything starts.

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