Look Ready Before You Spend
You are about to pay for a website. Your brand is scattered across an old site, a logo file and a printer's PDF. Put it on one page first.
- From $9, paid once
- In your inbox in minutes
- No password
The Week Before the Quote
The old site is tired. Quotes are coming in, and every one opens with the same question: "Do you have brand guidelines?" You do not. You have a logo, a business card and a strong opinion about the blue.
So the first line of every proposal is discovery. A workshop, a mood board, a call to work out what you already know. You pay them to find out who you are.
Before you spend $10,000 on a website, get your brand on one page. Walk into the conversation with it and the quote starts at the build, not at the guesswork.
What Changes With One Page
You look ready
A one-page guideline with your logo system, palette and fonts says this business knows what it is. Agencies price that differently.
Brief anyone with one link
Designer, web shop, sign printer, the nephew who does Canva. Same link, same brand, no back-and-forth over hex codes.
Your brand stays yours
The files, the fonts and the tokens sit at a permanent link. Change vendors and the brand does not leave with them.
Before the First Call
- Paste your current site's address. Old is fine. Brand Codex reads what is there.
- Pick a plan and enter your email. Starter is $9, paid once. The codex arrives in your inbox, usually in minutes.
- Send the link to every vendor quoting the job.
- Ask each quote to start from the sheet. Watch the discovery line come off.
Spend $9 Before You Spend $10,000.
Starter is 2 Brand Codexes for $9, paid once. That is enough to walk into the quote with your brand on one page, mockups and files included. Send the link to every vendor quoting the job.