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What it costs, and what arrives.

Three lines carry the studio, and the starting price for each one is printed right here instead of hidden behind a call. You do not have to email for these. They are where a project starts, and what you need decides how far above that it lands.

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01 — Premium Websites

Premium Websites

Almost every business already has a website. The question is whether it makes the case you make in person, and whether it takes the booking while it is making it. Yours gets drawn from an empty page, for your brand only, and built to stay fast on a phone with two bars of signal.

Starting at
From $3,000
Timeline
2 – 6 weeks
Start a project
branvisuals.com/demos/watches
MERIDIAN — Independent watchmaking, sold in cold light
MERIDIAN — independent watchmaking
Casa Marea — A coastal kitchen, and the table it is holding
Casa Marea — a coastal kitchen

The tiers

  • Launch

    From $3,000

    2 – 3 weeks

    One page, doing one job. The fastest way to stop looking smaller than you are.

    • A design drawn for your brand, never a template repainted
    • Motion and video direction through the whole page
    • The booking, reservation or inquiry form that closes it
    • Copy shaped with you, not filled in around you
    • SEO, analytics and the share card people actually see
    • Domain, hosting and launch handled end to end

  • Signature

    Most projects

    From $4,500

    3 – 5 weeks

    Five to eight pages with a system behind them, so the things that change — menus, events, listings — change without us.

    • Everything in Launch
    • 5–8 pages, each designed rather than duplicated
    • A CMS for menus, listings, events or releases
    • Filterable galleries and collections
    • Leads routed to email and WhatsApp the moment they land
    • A performance budget held on a mid-range phone

  • Beyond

    From $6,500

    6 weeks +

    When the site is also a product: logins, integrations, and behavior a competitor would have to pay to have built.

    • Everything in Signature
    • Interaction and motion direction built for this brand only
    • Integrations: booking, POS, payments, CRM, email
    • Accounts, portals or a dashboard behind a login
    • Multi-location or multi-language structure
    • A codebase made to be extended, not replaced
What arrives · 4 things
  • The domain and the hosting in your name, on your accounts
  • A site you own outright, with no monthly platform rent
  • A recorded walkthrough, so the team can update it without us
  • Two weeks of adjustments after launch, included
How it runs · 4 steps

  1. 01Discover

    Days 1 – 3

    One call and a short brief: who you are selling to, what has to happen on the page, what the competition looks like. You approve the map before anything is drawn.

  2. 02Design

    Week 1 – 2

    The direction first — type, color, motion, one full screen — then the rest once you have signed off on the feel.

  3. 03Build

    Week 2 – 4

    Next.js on Vercel, built mobile-first and tested on real phones. You get a private link the day the first page stands up, and watch the rest arrive.

  4. 04Launch

    Launch week

    Domain, analytics, search console, share cards, speed pass. We stay on for two weeks after go-live for the things only real traffic finds.

Artist and DJ sites live here. You still get the press kit PDF — it just lives inside the site now, so the copy a booker downloads is always the current one.

02 — Web Apps

Web Apps

Some businesses don't need a better website. They need the thing behind it: the reservation book that lives in three notebooks, the report somebody rebuilds every Monday, the portal clients keep asking for. That gets designed and built like a product — roles, permissions and the states nobody demos — and handed over as yours.

Starting at
From $5,000
Timeline
6 – 12 weeks
Start a project
branvisuals.com/demos/apps/venueos
VenueOS — The venue's book, on the floor
VenueOS — the venue's book, on the floor

What moves the number

  • Who logs in

    A tool for your own team prices differently from a product your customers use unattended.

  • What it has to talk to

    Calendars, payments, POS, email, the spreadsheet the business already runs on. Some of those connections are an afternoon; some are the project.

  • How many roles

    One admin is a small build. Owners, managers and staff each seeing something different is a system with permissions.

  • What data already exists

    Bringing years of records across is sometimes the cheapest part of the project and sometimes the largest.

What arrives · 5 things
  • A working product, not a clickable prototype
  • Every real state: loading, empty, error, and the good day
  • An admin view a non-technical owner can actually run
  • The code, documented and transferred to your account
  • No per-seat fee — you are not renting your own software
How it runs · 4 steps

  1. 01Map

    Week 1

    We sit with how the work happens today — the notebook, the group chat, the spreadsheet — and write down every screen the software needs before a pixel exists.

  2. 02Prototype

    Week 2 – 3

    A clickable version with your own data in it. You use it before it is built, which is while changes are still cheap.

  3. 03Build

    Week 3 – 10

    Shipped in slices you can try as they land, rather than one reveal at the end. Roles, permissions and the unglamorous states included — that is where software fails.

  4. 04Hand over

    Launch + 30 days

    Training for the people who use it, documentation for whoever maintains it, and a month of support while the first real month runs through it.

Scoped per project, always. The one in build right now is a real estate platform for an agent in Pennsylvania — listings, saved homes, a client portal, in Spanish and English. And if a website would solve your problem for less, we will say so.

03 — Brand Identity

Brand Identity

One logo does not cover everything you put out. What you need is the whole set — the mark in every lockup, the type, the color, the rules and the templates — so a flyer, a menu and the website all look like the same business, whether we made that piece or you made it at midnight before an event.

Starting at
From $1,500
Timeline
2 – 4 weeks
Start an identity
Enrryko Placencia — Identity — Wordmark artwork designed by Bran Visuals for Enrryko Placencia
The mark
Enrryko Placencia — Identity — Monogram artwork designed by Bran Visuals for Enrryko Placencia
Small sizes
Enrryko Placencia — Identity — Color system artwork designed by Bran Visuals for Enrryko Placencia
The rules

Enrryko Placencia — Identity — Allentown, PA

What moves the number

  • How much system you need

    The mark and its lockups, or the mark plus type, color, guidelines and the templates a team reaches for every week.

  • Where it has to live

    Signage, menus, uniforms, packaging, vehicles, social. Every surface has its own rules and its own files.

  • Whether there is something to keep

    A rebrand carries equity you do not throw away. Starting from nothing is faster; starting from something is often smarter.

  • The launch itself

    What you print, post and hand out the week it goes live is usually what decides whether the identity sticks.

What arrives · 5 things
  • The logo suite — every lockup, colorway and format
  • Type and color, with the rules for using them
  • Editable source files, not a folder of PNGs
  • Templates for social, print and signage
  • Guidelines a team can follow without calling us
How it runs · 4 steps

  1. 01Ask

    Days 1 – 4

    Who you are for, who you are against, and how the business would sound if it were a person. The uncomfortable questions are the ones that make a mark specific.

  2. 02Draw

    Week 1 – 2

    Two or three genuine directions, not one idea in three colors, each shown in the places the brand actually appears rather than floating on white.

  3. 03Refine

    Week 2 – 3

    One direction, taken all the way: lockups, spacing, the small sizes, the colorways, and the case where it has to hold on a dark screen at night.

  4. 04Hand over

    Week 3 – 4

    Files, templates and guidelines, handed over in a session where we show the team how to use them. Nobody gets emailed a zip and left with it.

Taken with a website, the identity is drawn against the screens it has to live on, and the two ship as one project.

Also from the studio

Studio Services

The work the studio was built on, still for sale and still priced in the open. Five hundred flyers and two hundred motion cuts set the pace for everything above, and venues, promoters and artists still book it every week.

  • Flyers & event design
  • Motion & video
  • Menus & in-venue
  • Monthly content
From $80

Not sure which one

Then let five questions decide it. The configurator asks what a scoping call asks — what you are building, who it is for, how it should feel, what it has to do — and hands you a range and a brief already written. Two minutes, and nothing is sent until you press send.