For Startups
Early-stage companies need to look credible fast, without burning months or budget on a full brand overhaul. Our startup design services get branding, a launch-ready website, and social media assets in place quickly, then evolve the system as the company grows.
This isn't a stripped-down version of our regular process — it's the same Discover, Design, Build approach, scoped tightly around what a startup actually needs at launch: a logo and brand basics, a responsive website (including mobile web), and a starter kit of social media templates your team can keep using without a designer on call.
We've taken this approach with founders building EV-charging apps, immigration platforms, and fintech products — all covered in our case studies.
Who This Is For
Our Process
Founder Working Session
A focused session to pin down positioning, name, and what the launch actually needs to include — no scope creep.
Core Brand Kit
Logo, colors, and typography — enough to be consistent everywhere, without a lengthy brand strategy process.
Launch Website
A responsive site (including mobile web) covering what you need at launch — not a bloated multi-page build.
Social Starter Kit
Templates for your first weeks of social content, so you're not starting from a blank canvas post-launch.
What's Included
Branding
Logo Design
Website Design
Mobile Web (WAP)
Social Media Design
Tools We Use
Why Delhi Design Studio
Scoped for startup speed and budget — we won't sell you a 6-month brand strategy engagement you don't need yet.
The same team builds the website too, so there's no handoff delay between design and a live site.
We've shipped this exact package for EV-charging, EdTech, and fintech startups — see our case studies.
Frequently Asked Questions
A focused launch package (logo, brand basics, and a core website) typically takes 3–4 weeks, depending on scope and how quickly feedback comes back.
Naming isn't a core service, but we can support positioning work that often clarifies naming direction alongside brand development.
Not necessarily — for early-stage launches we often start with a lighter core brand kit and build out a fuller strategy once you have traction and budget.
Yes — everything is built as a foundation (logo, color system, type) that a later, deeper brand identity engagement can extend rather than replace.