Brand Design That Makes Everything Feel Connected
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Why Orbix Studio?
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Brand Design Services for B2B SaaS and AI Companies

Brand Strategy

Brand Identity Design
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Logo System Design

Visual Identity Systems

Brand Guidelines
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Brand Messaging Direction

Website Visual Direction
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How We Build Brand Identity for B2B SaaS Products
Understand the brand
We learn about your business, your audience, and what makes your brand different

Create the identity
We design the core brand elements, including logo direction, colors, and typography.

Hand Off the Brand
We finalize the brand assets and hand them over in a way that is clear, organized, and easy to use.
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How much does brand identity design cost for a startup in 2026?
A serious startup brand identity costs $4,000 - $20,000 in 2026 logo system, typography, color, guidelines, and basic assets. A full brand with strategy and messaging sits at $20,000 - $60,000. Orbix Studio delivers a complete brand identity inside ten days on our Startup plan ($2,999/month), which most founders find is the better ROI path pre-Series A.
How long does a full brand identity take from discovery to final guidelines?
A focused startup brand ships in ten days to three weeks. A full brand with strategy, research, and multi-product systems takes six to twelve weeks. The bottleneck is almost always decision-making, not design. We keep momentum with two concept rounds, one refinement, one final, and no open-ended 'let me think about it' loops.
What is actually included in a brand identity package?
A proper brand identity package ships: logo system (primary, stacked, icon, monochrome), typography pairings, a full color palette with accessible contrast pairings, a design-token document, a brand guidelines PDF, social profile assets, pitch-deck templates, and core marketing-asset templates. No single-logo-in-a-zip-file situations.
Should we rebrand before or after we raise our Series A?
Before if the current brand is actively hurting enterprise deals or investor perception. After if it's just a personal taste thing. Spending $20,000 pre-Series A is usually cheaper than the $60,000 rebrand post-Series A, because post-funding rebrands also mean redesigning sales decks, product UI, and every marketing touchpoint in flight.
Do we own the logo and brand assets outright once you're done?
Yes full ownership, source files included. You get editable Figma files, vector logo sets (SVG, AI, EPS), web and print formats, and the brand guidelines document. No per-use licensing fees and no 'watermark until final payment' games. Once the invoice clears, the brand is yours, end of story.
What's the difference between a logo and a brand identity?
A logo is one mark. A brand identity is the full system logo, typography, color, voice, imagery style, layout principles, and how everything behaves across the site, product, and ads. Most founders come in asking for a logo and leave realizing the logo was actually the smallest part of what they needed.
Can you help us if we only need a light refresh, not a full rebrand?
Yes, a brand refresh keeps your equity (name, core mark, customer recognition) and updates the rest (color, typography, tone, layout system). It usually takes two to four weeks and costs a third of a full rebrand. Most three-to-five-year-old SaaS brands need a refresh, not a teardown.
How do you make sure our brand stays consistent as we scale?
We ship the brand with a living guidelines doc and a Figma design system with tokens, so every new asset your team builds inherits the right colors, spacing, and type. We also set up a quarterly brand review fifteen minutes on a Loom, flagging drift before it becomes debt. Consistency at scale is a system, not a rule.
Do you include brand strategy or just visual design?
Strategy is part of every engagement positioning, audience, competitor framing, messaging pillars, tone of voice. A beautiful logo on top of weak positioning is still weak positioning. We run a strategy sprint first, then the visual identity inherits the strategy instead of guessing at it.
How many logo concepts will we see, and can we request revisions?
Three distinct concept directions in round one, then two rounds of refinement on the direction you pick. Unlimited minor tweaks, structured direction changes. If none of the three feel right, we scrap and start again. That's a creative-direction problem on our side, not a revision to bill you for.














