Logo and brand identity design for businesses in Telangana.

The logo package is 3 concepts, 5 revisions, vector files and basic brand guidelines. Vector is the part worth explaining, because it is where cheap logos fail. A vector file (AI, PDF, SVG) is made of shapes with coordinates, so it can be printed on a twenty-foot flex banner or embroidered on a shirt without turning into a blur. A PNG or a JPEG is a grid of pixels, fixed at whatever size it was exported at. If a designer hands you only flat exports, you will pay somebody to redraw the logo the first time you print a hoarding.

Brand identity at ₹20,000 adds the logo suite (the variants you need for a square profile picture, a wide header and a single-colour stamp), the colour palette with exact codes, typography, business cards and letterhead.

Telugu sits differently on a line than Latin does. The script carries marks above and below the baseline, so a layout built to English line heights either clips them or leaves the text swimming. Word lengths change too: a headline that fits one line in English usually runs to two in Telugu, which moves everything beneath it.

We lay the Telugu version out as its own design rather than dropping translated text into the English artwork. That is why the bilingual creatives read as though they were meant to be in Telugu, which for a local audience in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh is the entire point.

Five revisions sound generous until they go on one concept, one letter at a time. The useful way to run it: the first round picks a direction and kills the other two, the second and third fix the real problems (legibility at small sizes, the colour on a dark background, the mark working without the wordmark), and the rest are for detail.

Concepts land within 72 hours of the brief, so the direction gets decided early rather than in week two. A standard logo takes 3 to 7 days end to end. A full identity takes 10 to 14.

Social media packages and marketing material carry unlimited revisions instead, because those are production runs rather than identity decisions, and an argument about round counts on a festival post helps nobody.

₹8,000 a month covers 20 social posts, Instagram stories, cover images and highlight covers. The monthly shape matters more than it looks. A brand that commissions graphics one at a time ends up with twenty unrelated posts, because each one was briefed alone. Working a month at a time keeps templates, type sizes and colour use consistent, and the grid reads as a single account.

If you want somebody posting and answering the DMs as well as designing, that is our social media marketing service, and the bundled plans start at ₹25,000 a month.

On approval you get full copyright, editable source files in AI or Figma, and print-ready vectors. No watermark, no licence fee, no royalty, nothing that makes you come back to us to use your own mark.

Ask the same of anyone else you hire. The common trap is a freelancer who delivers flat exports and keeps the source file, which means every future edit, every new size and every print file has to go through them, at their price and on their schedule.

Brochures, flyers, banners and menus start at ₹3,000 and arrive as print-ready files plus digital formats. Print-ready means CMYK rather than screen RGB, bleed on every edge so the trim does not cut into the design, and fonts outlined so the press cannot substitute something else. Most reprints we hear about were caused by one of those three, not by the design.

Four situations where the money is better spent elsewhere, and we will say so on the call.