A new film studio needed a cinematic identity to headline every release. We made a twin-lens logo with the red REC dot. That mark also comes alive in a studio intro where a boy under the night sky grows into a director behind the lens. We also delivered the brand book, on-set merch and a website.

Branding services for startups and growing companies
Branding that gets you noticed
Your business is one of a kind. Your brand should be too. We’ll design an authentic brand that brings you closer to your audience by focusing on your mission, values, and vision.
Branding showcase
We work to create a unique look and feel that is true to each company's vision.
Our process
Our approach is collaborative and adapts to your project's needs. Here’s how we work together in four simple steps.
Find your fit

Why choose Merge?
Brand in action
A brand is more than a logo. It’s how people experience your product. Discover how we integrate branding into complete products:
What our clients say
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(FAQ) You might be wondering:
Branding encompasses the overall perception of your company, including your values, messaging, visual identity, and customer experience. It's crucial because it differentiates you from competitors, builds trust with your audience, and drives customer loyalty. A strong brand helps you attract and retain customers, ultimately leading to increased profitability. A successful branding strategy includes a clearly defined brand purpose, target audience, brand messaging, visual identity (logo, color palette, typography), and brand experience. These elements work together to create a cohesive and compelling brand identity.
A logo is a graphic symbol that includes images, shapes, texts, animations, or other design elements and serves as a company or product’s identifier and visual representation. A logo helps your brand be recognized among many others in the field or outside of it. It’s one of the primary parts of brand identity. Therefore, logo design is the process of coming up with an idea and the actual creation of the said logo. First and foremost, a logo should be memorable, somewhat self-explanatory, and have a simple connotation. As for its deeper meaning - it’s not really necessary as long as it represents you and makes a statement. Designing a logo may seem simple, perhaps just a few drawings and the design gets finalized, but we can assure you - it’s not that easy. It requires hours of brainstorming, choosing the right version, and ensuring it fully represents the client’s vision and the company’s identity. While designing a logo is part of branding, branding itself is much more vast. It includes every aspect, process, and element of building your brand—statement, visual identity design (here’s your logo design), tone of voice, advertising, product design, etc.
Similarly to our previous answer about marketing design costs, the cost of logo design can vary depending on who’s creating it (the level of mastery and expertise that is), its quality, complexity, the number of tweaks and changes, the type and size of the client’s business, whether it’s a logo from scratch or rebranding, etc. Our logo design cost varies from $1,500 to $10,000. We always consider your budget and offer you a solution that will benefit both us as a service provider and you as our, ideally long-term, client. The final cost includes extensive research, numerous versions we then sort and choose the best from, and a set of logos of different sizes and formats applicable to any of your needs.
The main reasons brand identity is so vital for you and your business are: • It helps you get easily recognized and differentiated from your direct and indirect competitors; • It increases brand awareness among your target audience; • It also builds loyalty and trust with your customers by establishing more meaningful connections; • It brings cohesiveness and consistency across all your business, your products, and services; • Most importantly, a good brand identity can help you increase revenue by making your brand more prestigious. Just think of Apple.






