Branding that people remember.

A logo is not a brand. We build the whole system — how you look, how you sound, and how people describe you when you're not in the room.

You probably need this if...

Most businesses don't rebrand because they're bored. They rebrand because something stopped working.

  • Your logo was made years ago by a friend, and it doesn't hold up next to your competitors.
  • Every flyer, post, and sign looks like it came from a different company.
  • You've outgrown the business you started as, and the brand still looks like the old one.
  • People don't understand what you do until you explain it out loud.
  • You're charging premium prices with a brand that looks budget.
What's included

What you actually get.

Every branding project ends with a package you own outright — files, fonts, rules, and everything needed to apply it.

01

Logo suite

Primary logo, secondary marks, icon, and horizontal and stacked versions for every context.

02

Color system

A palette with exact codes for print, screen, and signage — plus rules for when to use what.

03

Typography

Licensed typefaces and a hierarchy that makes everything you publish look intentional.

04

Brand voice

How you sound in a caption, an email, and a sales pitch. Written out, with examples.

05

Brand guidelines

A document your future designer, printer, or agency can follow without calling you.

06

Applications

Business cards, signage, packaging, uniforms, and merch — designed and print-ready.

Process

How a brand gets built.

Week 1

Discovery & research

We interview you and your team, study your competitors, and figure out what space is actually open in your market.

Week 2

Strategy & positioning

Before any design, we agree on what the brand stands for and who it's talking to. Everything after this is downstream of that decision.

Weeks 3–4

Design concepts

You see two or three real directions, applied to real materials — not a logo floating on a white square.

Week 5

Refinement

We pick a direction and push it. Two rounds of revisions are included in every project.

Week 6

Handoff

You get every file format, the guidelines document, and a walkthrough call so your team knows how to use it.

Investment
From $3,500

Scope depends on how many applications you need. A single-location restaurant and a multi-location franchise are different projects, and we quote them differently.

Timeline
4–6 weeks

From kickoff to final handoff. Rush timelines are possible but we'll be honest about what suffers.

"Valkiria takes our ideas and turns them into magic — professional, responsive, and always delivering results."

Francisco Rivero

"Excellent service — friendly, fast, and they understood our vision right away. So easy to work with."

Daniela Gonzalez

"First-class service, great ideas, always on time. Ruben makes it so easy to get exactly what you need."

Mauricio Ramirez
Founder & CEO, Loads Connect
FAQ

Questions about branding & identity.

Do I own the logo files?

Yes, completely. You get full ownership and every file format — vector, print, web, and social. No licensing fees, no strings.

What if I only need a logo?

We can do that, but we'll usually talk you out of it. A logo without a color system, typography, and usage rules tends to fall apart within months, because nobody knows how to apply it consistently.

Can you refresh our brand instead of starting over?

Often that's the smarter move. If you have real brand equity, we modernize what's working and fix what isn't, instead of asking your customers to relearn who you are.

How many revisions are included?

Two full rounds on the chosen direction. In practice, most projects don't need the second — because we align on strategy before we design anything.

Do you design in English and Spanish?

Yes. That matters more than people think in San Antonio, especially for naming, taglines, and voice — a phrase that lands in one language can fall flat in the other.

Let's talk

Ready to get started?

Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you within one business day.