FAQ

The price of a project primarily depends on the scope and complexity of the assignment. The biggest difference lies between creating a new creative concept and adapting an existing design. When developing a concept, it is crucial to consider its future scalability — especially for brands managing portfolios with dozens to thousands of SKUs. The initial investment in a high-quality concept reflects its long-term usability across product lines.
Adaptations, localizations, and DTP services are then priced based on volume and complexity, usually within long-term cooperation or a retainer model.

Delivery timelines are tailored to the type and priority of the project. A new creative concept is typically developed within a few weeks after receiving a complete brief. For adaptations and DTP work, we operate in a fast-production mode, with a typical turnaround of 24 to 72 hours. In long-term collaborations, we define SLAs and capacities to handle even urgent requests. Project prioritization depends on the scope of cooperation and long-term planning.

Working with brand guidelines is an integral part of our projects. We ensure consistent application across all outputs and markets. In practice, we often work with incomplete or historically developed manuals. In such cases, we refine and extend them to function effectively in daily production. The result is stable and controlled brand communication.

Yes, we focus on evolutionary updates that respect the existing brand identity. The goal is not a radical change, but gradual modernization while maintaining recognizability.
We work with existing visual elements and optimize them for current market environments and new formats. This approach minimizes the risk of losing customer recognition while increasing brand relevance.

Adaptations for different markets are a standard part of our work. We regularly cover the CEE and DACH regions, as well as broader international markets, including linguistically demanding ones. We manage language versions, layout adjustments, and compliance checks. Communication is typically conducted in English, simplifying coordination with international teams. The process is designed to remain consistent across all markets.

FMCG is our core segment. We understand the need for speed, precision, and the ability to handle large volumes of output. We have experience coordinating between marketing, product management, and production. Our processes are designed to minimize errors and ensure smooth project execution.

Yes, we provide complete prepress services, including technical checks and preparation of final print-ready files. We communicate directly with printers and resolve technical details in advance to avoid production errors. If needed, we also provide on-site print supervision within the CEE region.

We use a workflow system that centralizes all communication, tasks, and approvals. Clients have full visibility into project status and revision history, increasing control. This approach eliminates chaotic email communication and reduces the risk of errors.

Yes, we are prepared for large-scale, long-term collaboration. We commonly process hundreds to thousands of packaging designs annually for a single client. We have the team, processes, and management systems to handle multiple projects in parallel. This ensures stable and predictable production across the entire portfolio.

The collaboration begins with defining the brief, scope, and timeline. This is followed by design or adaptation, revisions, and final data preparation. The process is transparent and tailored to client needs. In long-term cooperation, workflows become more optimized and efficient. Clients have full visibility throughout the project.

We operate as a production-oriented partner focused on performance and reliability. Our goal is to cover long-term packaging needs, not just deliver one-off projects. We combine an experienced team, efficient processes, and technological tools that allow us to manage large volumes of work. Clients choose us where stability, control, and the ability to deliver under real-world conditions are essential.