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One studio, four disciplines

Brand, website, marketing and production come from the same team. That matters less on a single project and a great deal when the logo, the site and the campaign have to look like they belong to the same company.

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How a project runs

  1. 01

    Call

    Sixty minutes in which we listen to what you are building, rather than talk about ourselves.

  2. 02

    Proposal

    Scope, timeline and fixed price on one page. Nothing hidden below the line.

  3. 03

    Build

    Work happens in stages. You approve each one before the next begins.

  4. 04

    Handover

    Files, access and a short training session. Everything is yours.

Common questions

Can we hire you for one service, or do we have to take everything?

One is fine, and that is how most engagements start — a website, an identity or a campaign. The disciplines do feed each other, so a campaign costs less time when the brand and the site already came from us. That is a consequence, not a condition.

Do you work with clients in the United States and Western Europe?

Yes. The studio is in Belgrade and most of the work is remote, which is how we keep American quality at European cost. We overlap with US mornings and with the full European day, and we answer within one business day.

Can you work white label under our agency name?

We do, under NDA and with full anonymity. You stay the client-facing agency, we stay invisible. Capacity is two to three projects in parallel, with white label rates published on the pricing page.

How does a project start?

A sixty minute call in which we listen to what you are building. Out of it comes a one page proposal — scope, timeline and fixed price, nothing hidden below the line. If you accept it, work runs in stages and you approve each one before the next begins.

Who owns the work when the project ends?

You do. Domain, hosting, source code, open design files and every access credential are handed over at the end. Nothing stays locked with us as leverage for the next invoice.

Can you take over a project somebody else started?

If what exists is worth building on, yes. We look at it first and tell you honestly whether continuing is cheaper than starting again. That review carries no obligation.

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Send us a link to your site or profile. We review it and come back within one business day with specific observations.

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