london / brand building
brand building in london.
outhang builds brands in London for both companies and individuals: positioning, naming, identity and the site or system that carries it. Identity work starts around £4,500, and because we build as well as design, the brand you approve is the brand that ships.
A brand that only exists in a PDF is a cost. We take positioning through identity and straight into the thing people actually see — the website, the product interface, the emails, the deck — so nothing gets diluted in a handover.
what you get
positioning first
What you are, who it is for, and why anyone should care — decided in plain words before a single visual is made.
identity that survives contact
Marks, type, colour, motion and tone, designed against real screens and real content rather than a moodboard.
built by the same people
We design it and we build it. No brand guidelines being reinterpreted by a developer who was not in the room.
for people as well as companies
Founders, creators and public figures get the same rigour: a name, a look and a home that belongs to them.
- identity and positioning
- from £4,500
- identity plus a custom site
- £10,000 – £15,000
- brand, site and content system
- from £15,000
- full venture, idea to launch
- £25,000+
proof, not promises
questions people ask
How much does branding cost in London?
Identity and positioning work starts around £4,500. Brand plus a custom-coded website is typically £10,000–£15,000. A full venture taken from idea to launch starts at £25,000, and our estimates cap at £100,000.
Do you do naming?
Yes, where the project needs it — including checking the name is actually available as a domain and a company before anyone falls in love with it.
Can you rebrand without rebuilding the website?
Sometimes. If the existing site is structurally sound we reskin it. If it is fighting you, we will say that rather than paint over it.
What do we get at the end?
Working files, a written brand system, and the live thing itself. You own all of it.
the routes in
Each one explained properly, with what it suits and what it does not.
start somewhere
what are you trying to make better?
Answer a few quick questions and we will come back with a price bracket, a timeline and a scope you can hold us to.