Branding agency in Dubai

A logo is one element. A brand identity is the complete system, including logo, colours, typography, imagery style and graphic elements, that makes your business recognisable everywhere.

Strategy defines what the brand must communicate and to whom. It gives every design decision a clear reason and makes the identity more effective.

Yes. Brand guidelines are included and explain how to use your logo, colours, typography and other elements correctly.

Yes. Corporate identity and marketing collateral, such as business cards, letterheads, company profiles and brochures, are part of our branding service.

Branding cost depends on the scope: a logo refresh costs less than full brand strategy, identity and guidelines. Other factors include the number of concepts and feedback rounds, how many collateral items are needed, and whether naming or sub-brands are involved. We discuss your goals and deliverables in a consultation, then provide a tailored quote.

Timelines depend on scope and how quickly feedback is given. A focused logo and identity project takes less time than a full brand strategy with guidelines and collateral. Discovery and strategy come first, then concepts, refinement rounds and final delivery. We share a schedule with review dates once the brief is agreed, so you know when each stage lands.

Our branding process runs in five stages. We start with discovery, learning about your business, customers and competitors. Next comes strategy: positioning, personality and key messages. We then design the visual identity, including logo concepts, colours and typography, and refine the chosen direction through agreed revision rounds. Finally, we roll the identity out across stationery, social media and your website, and hand over brand guidelines with all final files.

The number of initial logo concepts and revision rounds is set in your proposal before work begins, so there are no surprises. Typically you review a small set of distinct directions, choose one, and we refine it with your feedback until it is right. We keep concepts focused rather than presenting dozens of options, because each one is built on the strategy agreed with you at the start.

Yes. We design Arabic logotypes that sit comfortably alongside your English logo, matching weight, proportion and personality rather than simply typing the name in a standard Arabic font. Depending on your brand, that might be a clean modern Arabic typeface, custom lettering or a style inspired by traditional calligraphy. We also set out Arabic typography rules in your guidelines so bilingual signage, social posts and documents stay consistent.

Not always, but your trade name should be considered from the start. The name on your trade licence typically needs to appear on official documents such as invoices and contracts, while your customer-facing brand can be shorter or styled differently. Rules vary by authority and free zone, so check with your licensing body. We design identities that work with your licensed name and advise on how to present both clearly.

We prepare everything the design side needs: final logo artwork in the correct formats, colour and black-and-white versions, and Arabic and English variants for filing. The trademark application itself is made through the UAE's official trademark registration system, usually by you or a specialist trademark agent. We recommend running an availability search before finalising your name and logo, so you do not invest in an identity you cannot protect.

You receive a complete, organised logo pack that you own outright. It includes vector files such as AI, EPS, SVG and PDF for print and signage, plus PNG and JPG files for everyday digital use. Each comes in full colour, single colour, black and white versions, in horizontal and stacked layouts. We also supply profile images, favicons and social media assets so your digital brand identity is ready to use immediately.

Your business likely needs a rebrand if your identity no longer reflects what you offer or who you serve. Common signs include expanding into new services or emirates, targeting a more premium audience, a logo that looks dated or does not work well on mobile, inconsistent materials across teams, or a merger or name change. We start with a brand audit to decide whether a refresh or full rebrand is right.

Yes. Brand messaging is part of our strategy work, and we can develop business names, product names and taglines in English and Arabic. We explore options that fit your positioning, are easy to say in both languages and avoid unintended meanings. Before you commit, we recommend checking name availability with your licensing authority and domain and social handle availability, which we can help you review.