Packages

Four ways to work with us.

Every business arrives at a different point, so we scope rather than sell a fixed menu. These are the four shapes most engagements take — find the one closest to your situation and we will adjust it from there.

We quote a fixed figure once we understand the requirement. Publishing a number before that conversation would either overcharge you or set an expectation we would later have to walk back — neither is a good way to start.

Launch

Everything a new business needs to exist properly online.

Most businesses start with a logo somebody's cousin made and a website built on a template, then spend three years working around both. Launch replaces that with an identity and a site built together, so the business looks like itself from day one.

This is the smallest package we recommend for a business that intends to grow. Anything less and you will be paying to redo it inside two years.

Best for: New businesses, or established ones that have never had a real brand built.
Commitment: One-off project
Timeline: Typically 3–5 weeks

Discuss Launch

What it includes

Brand discovery and creative direction
Logo design with full variation set
Colour palette and typography system
Brand guidelines document
Business card and letterhead design
Up to 8-page website, mobile-first
On-page SEO structure and schema
Google Business Profile setup
Contact forms wired to your inbox or CRM
Google Analytics and Search Console
Training handover and 30 days support

What you end up with

A brand that works in print and on screen
A site Google can read and index
Every enquiry landing somewhere you control
Full ownership of files, domain and hosting

Grow

Most chosen

Consistent marketing, run by the team that built the brand.

The most common reason marketing fails is not strategy. It is that it stops. Somebody posts for two months, then it becomes the job nobody has time for.

Grow is the ongoing work: content produced and published on schedule, search rankings improved month over month, and a report each month that tells you what it actually produced. Because we hold your brand files, nothing drifts.

Best for: Businesses with a working website that need enquiries coming in every month.
Commitment: Monthly retainer, no lock-in after the first quarter
Timeline: First content live within 10 working days

Discuss Grow

What it includes

Monthly content calendar, approved in advance
Social media content designed to your brand
Reels and short-form video edits
Publishing and community management
Ongoing SEO — technical, on-page and content
Google Business Profile management and reviews
Monthly blog articles targeting real search demand
Paid campaign management where budget exists
Landing pages for specific offers
Monthly performance report in plain language
Quarterly strategy review

What you end up with

A brand that publishes consistently instead of in bursts
Rankings that improve rather than decay
Enquiries you can trace to a source
One team accountable, not four suppliers

Full Table

The whole loaf — brand, website, CRM, marketing and print.

This is what we were built to do. Identity, website, the CRM behind it, ongoing marketing, and the printed material that has to match — produced by one team from one set of brand files.

The reason it works is not that it is bigger. It is that the handoffs disappear. The offer running on Instagram lands on a page built for it, the enquiry reaches a CRM your sales team already uses, and the brochure you hand over afterwards is the same orange as the website.

Best for: Established businesses that want one team accountable for everything customer-facing.
Commitment: Annual engagement, reviewed quarterly
Timeline: Phased over 8–12 weeks, then ongoing

Discuss Full Table

What it includes

Everything in Launch and Grow
Custom CRM built around how you actually sell
Lead capture wired end to end
eCommerce or dealer portal where relevant
Video and reel production
Full print programme — cards, brochures, standees, packaging
Exhibition and event material
Photography and product shoots
Priority support and a named point of contact
Quarterly business review, not just a marketing report

What you end up with

Every touchpoint consistent, online and physical
Customer data owned by you, not rented monthly
One invoice and one team to call
Marketing, sales and delivery finally joined up

Bespoke

Custom systems for businesses whose process does not fit a template.

There is a point where subscription software costs more than it saves — not in fees, but in the workarounds your team invents because the tool does not match how you operate.

Bespoke is a custom application: a CRM shaped around your sales process, a dealer portal with tiered pricing, a booking system that matches your real scheduling, or an internal tool that removes a daily manual job. You own the source code outright, so growth never costs you more per user.

Best for: Manufacturers, distributors, clinics and firms outgrowing spreadsheets and subscription software.
Commitment: Fixed-scope project, quoted after a workflow session
Timeline: Typically 6–12 weeks, delivered in stages

Discuss Bespoke

What it includes

Workflow mapping session before any specification
Functional specification you sign off
Database and system architecture
Custom application built in Laravel
Admin panel and role-based permissions
Reporting and dashboards for your team
Integration with tools you already use
Data migration from spreadsheets or existing systems
Staged delivery so you use it before it is finished
Training, documentation and full source code

What you end up with

Software that matches your process instead of the reverse
No per-user pricing that punishes growth
Full code ownership — any developer can continue it
A system that still fits in five years

Honest comparison

We are not always the right answer.

A freelancer is genuinely better for some jobs, and a large agency is better for others. Here is where each actually wins, so you can place yourself honestly.

Comparison of a freelancer, DigiBread Advertising and a large agency
	Freelancer	DIGIBR&AD	Large agency
Cost	Lowest	Mid — fixed scope	Highest, plus overheads
Range of work	One discipline	Brand, web, CRM, marketing and print	Broad, but often subcontracted
Who does the work	The person you hired	The team you met	Usually a junior you never met
Availability	Varies — one person	Business hours, named contact	Account manager, layered
If they disappear	You start again	Team continuity, all files yours	Continuity, slow handover
Print capability	Rarely	In-house	Outsourced
Custom software	Rarely	Yes — Laravel, full code ownership	Yes, at enterprise pricing
Minimum engagement	Per task	Per project or monthly	Often annual contracts
Best when	You need one small thing done	You want everything joined up, without agency overhead	You have a large budget and a national footprint

If you need a single logo and nothing else, hire a good freelancer — we will even suggest one. If you are a national brand needing simultaneous campaigns in eight cities, you need a larger agency. We are built for the businesses in between, which is most of them.

Not sure which one fits?

Describe the problem rather than the package. We will tell you what actually fixes it, including when that is less than you expected.

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