22 Branding Agencies in Singapore (2026)
Compare 22 branding agencies in Singapore, each checked on its own website: specialities, services, pros and things to check, plus rebrand or refresh and what you should receive.

The short answer
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Pick the right type of agency. A global brand consultancy, a design studio and a brand-plus-marketing firm suit very different projects.
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Decide how big the change is. A full rebrand, a refresh and a brand extension need different budgets and timelines.
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Plan for the website early. Your new brand will be seen online first, so make sure the guidelines work on screens.
The right branding agency depends on how big the change is and what kind of business you run. A global consultancy, a design studio and a brand-plus-marketing firm approach the same brief very differently.
Below are 22 Singapore agencies grouped by what they are best at, with what each one offers and what to ask before you brief them.
Last checked: October 2026
Shortlist by what you need
- Large rebrands and brand consultancy: Landor, DIA Brand Consultants, Design Bridge and Partners, Sedgwick Richardson, Bonsey Design, Labbrand
- Design-led studios: Foreign Policy, Somewhere Else, Kinetic Singapore, Tangible, EQ Brand
- SMEs and start-ups: Firefish, Creativeans, Piquant Ideas, Vantage Branding
- Consumer, beauty and food brands: Delitier & Co., Bravo, Creative For More, STUDIO DAM
- Corporate and B2B: DWHQ, PixelMusica
- Purpose-led and public sector: Neu Entity
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The 22 agencies at a glance
| Company | Website | Specialities |
|---|---|---|
| Bonsey Design | bonseydesign.com | Financial services, telecoms, transport, F&B, real estate, technology and media across Asia |
| Bravo | bybravo.co | Food and beverage and hospitality; founders’ experience across fashion, lifestyle, finance and tech |
| Creative For More | creativeformore.com | F&B, B2B, hospitality, ecommerce, education, medical aesthetics, fitness and fintech; Japan and Southeast Asia market entry |
| Creativeans | creativeans.com | SMEs and corporates in consumer goods, F&B, fintech and industry; sustainability-led design |
| Delitier & Co. | delitierco.com | Beauty, retail, FMCG, F&B, jewellery and supplements |
| Design Bridge and Partners | designbridge.com | Consumer, food and drink and public brands across a 16-studio network |
| DIA Brand Consultants | diabrands.com | Government agencies, multinationals and regional enterprises; aviation, finance, media and public sector |
| DWHQ | dwhq.com.sg | Corporate and B2B brands; testimonials from technology, financial advisory and retail clients |
| EQ Brand | eq-brand.com | Aviation, arts and culture, technology, retail and F&B; corporate reporting |
| Firefish | firefish.com | SMEs and corporates in Singapore; market expansion into Indonesia |
| Foreign Policy | foreignpolicy.design | Brands at launch, growth or repositioning; work shown includes F&B and cultural projects |
| Kinetic Singapore | kinetic.com.sg | Design, arts, education and technology organisations; consumer brands |
| Labbrand | labbrand.com | Consumer goods, F&B, hospitality, automotive, fashion and technology; cross-cultural and Chinese-market branding |
| Landor | landor.com | Large corporate and consumer brands; global and regional rebrands |
| Neu Entity | neuentity.com | Non-profits, public sector, professional services, finance and purpose-led businesses |
| Piquant Ideas | piquantideas.com | Legal, wellness and aesthetics, maritime, advisory and catering; international brands entering Singapore |
| PixelMusica | pixelmusica.com | B2B, technology and cyber security, financial services, public sector, charities and non-profits |
| Sedgwick Richardson | sedgwick-richardson.com | Listed companies, energy, finance, real estate and places; sustainability-led brands across Asia |
| Somewhere Else | somewhere-else.co | FMCG and retail, hospitality, restaurants, digital brands and professional services |
| STUDIO DAM | studio-dam.com | Consumer brands, F&B, parenting, pet and health products |
| Tangible | tangible.com.sg | Hospitality, logistics, real estate, public sector, finance, healthcare, manufacturing and FMCG |
| Vantage Branding | vantagebranding.com.sg | Healthcare, finance, corporate, industrial, culture and public sector |
Branding agencies in Singapore
1. Bonsey Design
An independent Singapore brand consultancy that calls itself Brand Architects for organisations across Asia.
Bonsey Design works across strategy, design and experience and cites more than 30 years of brand work in Asia. Its case studies cover airlines, banks, telcos, food and drink and real estate, including Cebu Pacific, Bank of the Philippine Islands, U Mobile and Maybank.
Each case study pairs the brand work with a business result after launch, such as sign-ups, accounts opened or market share. The firm states that senior team members stay involved from the start of a project to the finish.
| Detail | Bonsey Design |
|---|---|
| Website | bonseydesign.com |
| Services | Brand strategy, brand architecture, brand identity, brand experience |
| Specialities | Financial services, telecoms, transport, F&B, real estate, technology and media across Asia |
| Also does | Touchpoint systems, mobile-first UX, regional market insight |
Pros
- More than 30 years of brand work across Asia
- Case studies report business results after launch
- Senior team involvement throughout a project
Things to check
- Ask for a case study close to your size and market, and which results were tracked after launch
Good fit for: established organisations and regional brands planning a repositioning or new brand architecture.
2. Bravo
A Singapore creative studio that builds brands through strategy, identity and communication, with a large F&B portfolio.
Bravo offers brand strategy (positioning, naming and research), brand identity and communication across touchpoints. Its client list is led by food and beverage names such as Potato Head, Jinjja! Chicken, Heybo, Lucha Loco and PLT Sandwiches, alongside brands such as Evian.
The studio organises its work around brand moments: building from scratch, reframing, unifying several brands into one, going global, and reviving or evolving an existing brand. It states that it is a Registered Management Consultant (RMC) certified consultancy, which it says helps Singapore-registered companies apply for branding grants.
| Detail | Bravo |
|---|---|
| Website | bybravo.co |
| Services | Brand strategy, positioning, naming, research, brand identity, brand communication |
| Specialities | Food and beverage and hospitality; founders’ experience across fashion, lifestyle, finance and tech |
| Also does | Brandmarks, touchpoint and campaign design, grant application support |
Pros
- Extensive F&B and hospitality client list on its site
- RMC certified, as stated on its site
- Founders with backgrounds in brand strategy, marketing and creative direction
Things to check
- Ask which brand moment (launch, refresh, merge or go global) your project fits and how the scope differs
Good fit for: food, hospitality and lifestyle brands launching or refreshing an identity.
3. Creative For More
A Singapore-headquartered digital marketing agency with a branding consultancy service and offices in Tokyo and New York.
Creative For More offers branding consultancy, visual brand guides and brand storytelling alongside web design, social media, influencer marketing, media buying and market expansion. Clients named on its site include Sport Singapore, SMU, NUS, Lenovo, Wise and Popeyes.
Its branding work links brand strategy and visual guidelines to the channels where the brand will run, with websites, landing pages and content handled by the same team. It also runs market entry programmes between Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, the US and Europe.
| Detail | Creative For More |
|---|---|
| Website | creativeformore.com |
| Services | Branding consultancy, brand strategy framework, visual brand guide, brand storytelling and content |
| Specialities | F&B, B2B, hospitality, ecommerce, education, medical aesthetics, fitness and fintech; Japan and Southeast Asia market entry |
| Also does | Web design and development, social media and influencer marketing, media buying, market expansion |
Pros
- Brand, website and marketing from one team
- Offices in Singapore, Tokyo and New York
- Dedicated sector pages for F&B, education, fintech and others
Things to check
- Confirm which branding deliverables sit in the core scope and which belong to a separate marketing retainer
Good fit for: consumer and B2B brands that want branding tied to digital marketing or a move into Japan or Southeast Asia.
4. Creativeans
A brand strategy and design consultancy based in Singapore, Milan and Jakarta, founded in 2012.
Creativeans covers brand audit and positioning, identity, packaging, UI/UX, communication design and sustainable design, plus business design and brand training. Brands shown on its site include Samsung, OCBC, Nippon Paint, Haidilao Hot Pot and ST Engineering.
Its approach starts with research, then designs the identity and each touchpoint through to roll-out, including packaging, websites, digital products, spaces and team training. It also offers a monthly brand design subscription through BrandsBuilder.ai and a fractional chief brand officer service.
| Detail | Creativeans |
|---|---|
| Website | creativeans.com |
| Services | Brand audit, positioning, brand identity, packaging design, communication design, brand training |
| Specialities | SMEs and corporates in consumer goods, F&B, fintech and industry; sustainability-led design |
| Founded | 2012 |
| Also does | UI/UX design, business design, sustainable design, design thinking training |
Pros
- Led by accredited management consultants, as stated on its site
- Studios in Singapore, Milan and Jakarta
- Covers roll-out across packaging, digital and spaces
Things to check
- Ask whether website or UI design is part of the brand project or quoted separately
Good fit for: growing companies and corporates that want strategy, identity and packaging from one consultancy.
5. Delitier & Co.
A Singapore digital-first branding agency working across strategy, identity, packaging and marketing.
Delitier & Co. offers brand strategy (audits, positioning, architecture, naming and messaging), visual identity, packaging, digital branding and UX/UI design, plus campaigns, content, social media, performance marketing and ecommerce management. Brands it lists include Bio-Oil, Chow Tai Fook, Converse, BreadTalk and PayPal.
Its packaging service runs from structural design and SKU systems through to print artwork and production management. Strategy work begins with market studies, audience mapping and competitive positioning, which then guide the identity and packaging.
| Detail | Delitier & Co. |
|---|---|
| Website | delitierco.com |
| Services | Brand strategy, naming, visual identity, brand guidelines, packaging design, digital branding |
| Specialities | Beauty, retail, FMCG, F&B, jewellery and supplements |
| Also does | UX/UI design, social media management, performance marketing, ecommerce management |
Pros
- Packaging handled from structure to print production
- Brand and marketing execution from one team
- Consumer client list across retail, beauty and F&B
Things to check
- Ask who looks after brand consistency after launch if you also use its marketing services
Good fit for: consumer and retail brands that need identity, packaging and marketing joined up.
6. Design Bridge and Partners
A global brand design agency with a Singapore studio, specialising in brand strategy, identity, experience and effectiveness.
Design Bridge and Partners has around 900 people across 16 studios, including Singapore, Jakarta, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Mumbai. Recent work on its site includes a national clock design for Britain’s railways and packaging for Fortnum & Mason and Tanqueray.
It lists brand effectiveness as a specialism next to strategy, identity and experience, which helps teams that need to show the commercial impact of a rebrand. The Singapore studio is at 60 Kandahar Street.
| Detail | Design Bridge and Partners |
|---|---|
| Website | designbridge.com |
| Services | Brand strategy, brand identity, brand experience, brand effectiveness |
| Specialities | Consumer, food and drink and public brands across a 16-studio network |
| Also does | Packaging design, effectiveness measurement |
Pros
- Studio network across 16 cities including Singapore
- States that it is the most awarded brand design agency in the world
- Brand effectiveness offered as a named specialism
Things to check
- Ask which projects the Singapore studio has led and who will run your account day to day
Good fit for: regional and multinational brands that want a global network with a Singapore base.
7. DIA Brand Consultants
An independent brand consultancy headquartered in Singapore, established in London in 1983 and active across Asia Pacific.
DIA covers brand research, positioning, brand architecture, naming, identity, employer branding, brand governance, and sustainability and IP strategy. Clients named include Changi Airport, Singapore Customs, SATS, NTUC, OCBC Bank, Sport Singapore and Maybank.
Its approach has three stages: Discover Opportunities (insight and analysis), Define Your Difference (positioning, architecture, messaging and identity) and Sustain Growth (activation, employer branding and governance). It states PMC certification recognised by Enterprise Singapore and empanelment with IP Grow and the DesignSingapore Council.
| Detail | DIA Brand Consultants |
|---|---|
| Website | diabrands.com |
| Services | Brand research, brand strategy and positioning, brand architecture, naming, brand identity, brand governance |
| Specialities | Government agencies, multinationals and regional enterprises; aviation, finance, media and public sector |
| Founded | 1983 |
| Also does | Employer branding, sustainability strategy, IP strategy, brand and digital activation |
Pros
- PMC certified and empanelled with IP Grow, as stated on its site
- Brand governance and training after launch
- Wide list of Singapore public sector and corporate clients
Things to check
- Ask how naming and trademark checks are handled if your project includes a new name
Good fit for: public sector bodies and large organisations planning a rebrand, a new brand architecture or a new name.
8. DWHQ
A Singapore branding agency founded in 2004, focused on brand audits, brand architecture and brand design.
DWHQ offers three branding services: a brand audit, brand architecture (identity, messaging hierarchy, verbal framework and digital presence) and brand design (visual identity, collateral, digital assets and print production). It states that it has served more than 250 brands, with testimonials from ATOM GREEN, IPPFA, NCS Singapore and Sunny Diamonds.
Its approach is to diagnose before prescribing, so the audit examines positioning, messaging and trust signals before design starts. It also offers web architecture and AI-ready brand strategy so the brand system carries through to the website.
| Detail | DWHQ |
|---|---|
| Website | dwhq.com.sg |
| Services | Brand audit, brand architecture, messaging, verbal framework, visual identity, brand collateral |
| Specialities | Corporate and B2B brands; testimonials from technology, financial advisory and retail clients |
| Founded | 2004 |
| Also does | Web architecture, AI-ready brand strategy, print production |
Pros
- Starts with a structured brand audit
- Brand system executed in-house from strategy to print
- Operating since 2004
Things to check
- Ask whether the web architecture service covers design and build or planning and structure
Good fit for: business-to-business companies that want their messaging and identity rebuilt as one system.
9. EQ Brand
A Singapore branding and design consultancy, formerly Equus Design Consultants, with roots going back to 1994.
EQ Brand covers brand research and audits, strategy and positioning, brand architecture, naming, visual identity and brand toolkits, plus packaging, branded environments, wayfinding and annual reports. Work shown includes National Gallery Singapore, Manta Air and Leung Sang Hong Kong Pastries.
For smaller businesses it runs Brand DNA®, a workshop format for defining a brand before design begins. It states that it is a certified service provider for the Enterprise Development Grant and lists more than 100 local and international awards.
| Detail | EQ Brand |
|---|---|
| Website | eq-brand.com |
| Services | Brand research, brand audit, brand strategy, brand architecture, naming, visual identity, brand toolkits |
| Specialities | Aviation, arts and culture, technology, retail and F&B; corporate reporting |
| Founded | 1994 |
| Also does | Packaging, wayfinding and signage, annual reports and investor communications, brand training |
Pros
- Covers identity through to signage, environments and reports
- Brand DNA® workshop format for smaller businesses
- Certified EDG service provider, as stated on its site
Things to check
- Ask whether the Brand DNA® workshop or a full brand programme suits your stage
Good fit for: organisations that need a brand carried into environments, signage or annual reports.
10. Firefish
A branding agency headquartered in Singapore, working since 1998, with offices in London, New York, Shanghai, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur.
Firefish offers brand consulting, audits, strategy, naming, workshops, digital branding, employer branding, brand activation and fractional brand management. Case studies include Children’s Cove, Metis Energy, Dairyfolks and SunPro.
Its method, Brandgrammar™, is described as based on research at the National University of Singapore and aims for clarity, concreteness, cohesiveness and consistency in brand communication. It also offers EDG and Market Readiness Assistance grant support and states that its consultants are certified by TÜV SÜD.
| Detail | Firefish |
|---|---|
| Website | firefish.com |
| Services | Brand consulting, brand audit, brand strategy, naming, branding workshops, digital branding, employer branding |
| Specialities | SMEs and corporates in Singapore; market expansion into Indonesia |
| Founded | 1998 |
| Also does | Digital marketing, fractional brand management, grant application support |
Pros
- Named brand method (Brandgrammar™)
- Consultants certified by TÜV SÜD, as stated on its site
- Offices across Asia, Europe and the US
Things to check
- Ask whether identity design and roll-out are included or follow the strategy phase
Good fit for: companies that want a structured brand strategy and help with grant applications.
11. Foreign Policy
An independent Singapore strategy and design office, founded in 2007, that builds brands through strategy, identity and culture.
Foreign Policy works in four areas: uncovering the story (research, naming and positioning), transforming culture (brand embodiment, onboarding and digital brandbooks), building resonance (visual, verbal, sonic and motion identity, digital and spatial design) and delivering impact (campaigns, websites and roll-out). Recent projects include Makan, Dumpling Darlings and Brand Guide: Singapore Edition.
Its six-step process moves from audit and research, through context matching and a single big idea, to client alignment, design development and delivery. The team also runs talks, workshops and design education programmes.
| Detail | Foreign Policy |
|---|---|
| Website | foreignpolicy.design |
| Services | Research, naming, brand positioning, visual and verbal identity, sonic and motion identity, digital brandbook |
| Specialities | Brands at launch, growth or repositioning; work shown includes F&B and cultural projects |
| Founded | 2007 |
| Also does | Spatial design and placemaking, campaign strategy, website, change management |
Pros
- Covers internal brand culture as well as identity
- Identity work extends to sonic and motion
- Independent since 2007
Things to check
- Ask for case studies in your sector and how the internal culture work is scoped
Good fit for: brands that want a distinctive identity tied to internal culture and launch.
12. Kinetic Singapore
An independent Singapore creative agency working across design and advertising, from branding to campaigns and digital.
Kinetic’s work spans brand identity and refreshes, advertising, social campaigns, activations, film, print, spatial work and web and app UX/UI. Clients named include MINI, the DesignSingapore Council, SGInnovate, GIMMO and NTU’s School of Art, Design and Media.
It says it looks for impactful ideas even in small projects, and its portfolio pairs identity work with the campaigns that launch it. Examples include the GIMMO pet food identity, a refresh for Project Açai and a website redesign for Pace.
| Detail | Kinetic Singapore |
|---|---|
| Website | kinetic.com.sg |
| Services | Brand identity, brand refresh, campaign concepts, activation |
| Specialities | Design, arts, education and technology organisations; consumer brands |
| Also does | Advertising, social media campaigns, web and app UX/UI design, film and print |
Pros
- Identity and launch campaign from one agency
- Work for Singapore design and arts institutions
- Web and app UX/UI in-house
Things to check
- Ask whether brand strategy and guidelines are part of the scope or start from your existing positioning
Good fit for: brands that want a new identity launched with a creative campaign.
13. Labbrand
A global brand consultancy with a Singapore office at Paya Lebar Quarter, known for research, strategy and naming.
Labbrand offers branding, naming (including Chinese naming), innovation, research, strategy and design, with offices in Shanghai, Paris, New York, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Clients named include The Coca-Cola Company, Ferrero, Nespresso, Porsche, Hilton and Club Med.
Its naming work covers alphabetic names, Chinese names and verbal identity, which matters for brands entering China or serving Chinese-speaking customers. Labbrand Singapore states that it has certified consultants for EDG applications and is a registered branding strategy expert on GoBusiness IP Grow.
| Detail | Labbrand |
|---|---|
| Website | labbrand.com |
| Services | Brand strategy, naming, Chinese naming, verbal identity, brand identity, research |
| Specialities | Consumer goods, F&B, hospitality, automotive, fashion and technology; cross-cultural and Chinese-market branding |
| Also does | Innovation consulting, consumer research, packaging design, co-branding strategy |
Pros
- Chinese and alphabetic naming in-house
- Registered branding strategy expert on GoBusiness IP Grow
- Offices in Asia, Europe and the US
Things to check
- Ask which parts of the project are led from the Singapore office
Good fit for: brands expanding into China or across Asia that need naming and cross-cultural strategy.
14. Landor
A global brand consultancy within WPP, with a Singapore office, covering brand consulting, design and experience.
Landor works in three areas: consulting that links business strategy to brand, design across visual, verbal, sonic and motion identity, and brand-led customer and employee experiences. It lists 30 locations, with its Singapore office at One George Street.
Its experience practice covers physical, digital and behavioural touchpoints, so a rebrand can include how staff deliver the brand as well as the visual identity. It is part of the Landor Group, which also includes AMP, BDG and MVM.
| Detail | Landor |
|---|---|
| Website | landor.com |
| Services | Brand consulting, brand strategy, visual and verbal identity, sonic and motion design, brand experience |
| Specialities | Large corporate and consumer brands; global and regional rebrands |
| Also does | Customer and employee experience, data and analytics, sonic branding |
Pros
- Global network of 30 locations including Singapore
- Identity work across visual, verbal, sonic and motion
- Employee and customer experience in scope
Things to check
- Ask which team members in Singapore will lead the work and how regional input is managed
Good fit for: large organisations planning a global or regional rebrand.
15. Neu Entity
A Singapore branding and marketing agency founded in 2014 that works with purpose-led businesses and organisations.
Neu Entity offers brand strategy and consulting, creative services, social media management, SEO, digital ads, video and software development. It states that it has worked with more than 300 brands, with clients including Singapore Red Cross, Citi, Mediacorp and the Ministry of Education.
Its NBX framework runs from purpose, audience, attributes and positioning to priorities, UX and information architecture, identity and marketing. Because touchpoint planning comes before identity design, the website and other channels are treated as part of the brand work.
| Detail | Neu Entity |
|---|---|
| Website | neuentity.com |
| Services | Brand strategy and consulting, positioning, brand identity, creative services |
| Specialities | Non-profits, public sector, professional services, finance and purpose-led businesses |
| Founded | 2014 |
| Also does | SEO, social media management, digital ads, video production |
Pros
- Brand framework that includes UX and touchpoints
- Experience with non-profit and public sector clients
- Branding and ongoing marketing from one team
Things to check
- Ask whether the NBX strategy and identity can be scoped separately from a marketing retainer
Good fit for: purpose-led businesses and non-profits that want brand strategy followed by ongoing marketing.
16. Piquant Ideas
A Singapore brand strategy and design firm working with local brands and international brands entering Singapore.
Piquant Ideas offers a Brand Strategy Blueprint, Brand Transformation, Brand Amplifier, Brand Loyalty Engine, a strategy retainer and a Market Viability Audit for testing a concept before launch. Work shown includes The Law Society of Singapore, Temasek Trust, Singapore Maritime Foundation and Pier 71.
Its process has three stages: Diagnose (customer interviews, data and market analysis), Strategize (an ownable brand position) and Activate (design, launch and measurement). Its stated audiences include founders preparing for funding, acquisition or market entry, and brands arriving from Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
| Detail | Piquant Ideas |
|---|---|
| Website | piquantideas.com |
| Services | Brand strategy, brand transformation, positioning, brand design, market viability testing |
| Specialities | Legal, wellness and aesthetics, maritime, advisory and catering; international brands entering Singapore |
| Also does | Brand strategy retainer, loyalty programmes, government grant guidance |
Pros
- Concept testing before launch through a Market Viability Audit
- Customer interviews built into the diagnosis stage
- Works with brands entering Singapore from North Asia
Things to check
- Ask which of its named programmes fits your stage and what each one delivers
Good fit for: founders and companies entering Singapore or preparing a brand for funding or launch.
17. PixelMusica
A Singapore creative agency, working since 2012, that serves B2B, charity and non-profit organisations.
PixelMusica’s capabilities include branding, design, creative consulting, videography, photography, web design and development and CX/UI/UX design. Clients listed include Singapore Airlines, Enterprise Singapore, SGX, Temasek and Visa, along with many charities and hospices.
It says it has delivered more than a thousand projects since 2012, from brand refreshes to campaigns and documentation of engineering projects. It has been conferred the Company of Good award by the National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre.
| Detail | PixelMusica |
|---|---|
| Website | pixelmusica.com |
| Services | Branding, brand refresh, design, creative consulting |
| Specialities | B2B, technology and cyber security, financial services, public sector, charities and non-profits |
| Founded | 2012 |
| Also does | Web design and development, CX/UI/UX design, videography, photography |
Pros
- Branding, web and video under one roof
- Wide client list in charities and the public sector
- Company of Good award from NVPC
Things to check
- Ask for branding case studies from your sector alongside web and video examples
Good fit for: business-to-business firms, charities and non-profits that want brand, website and video handled together.
18. Sedgwick Richardson
A brand and sustainability consultancy with offices in Singapore, Hong Kong, Saigon and Manila.
Sedgwick Richardson works across brand building, sustainability strategy, employer branding, investment branding, place branding and consumer branding. Clients shown include Peak Re, ACEN, Terumo, Dragon Capital and Swire Coca-Cola.
It develops brand and sustainability strategies side by side, so sustainability frameworks, report design and brand identity can be planned together. It describes itself as born in London and at home in Asia for over 40 years, and its Singapore office is on North Bridge Road.
| Detail | Sedgwick Richardson |
|---|---|
| Website | sedgwick-richardson.com |
| Services | Brand positioning and strategy, brand identity systems, naming and portfolio strategy, brand localisation, employer branding |
| Specialities | Listed companies, energy, finance, real estate and places; sustainability-led brands across Asia |
| Also does | Sustainability strategy and reporting, investor communications, report design, place branding |
Pros
- Brand and sustainability strategy from one team
- Investment and place branding as named services
- Offices across East and Southeast Asia
Things to check
- Ask how the brand and sustainability workstreams are scoped and staffed
Good fit for: listed companies and large organisations aligning their brand with sustainability or investor communications.
19. Somewhere Else
A Singapore boutique brand consultancy that has built brands since 2011 for challenger and people-first businesses.
Somewhere Else works strategy first, moving from brand strategy to identity, packaging, illustration and photography direction. Its clients include Capella Hotel Group, Banyan Group, Cedele, Gryphon Tea, LingoAce and Rice Media.
It describes a people-first approach that starts with what a brand believes and who it serves before any visual work. Case studies show rebrands with packaging and illustration, such as Cedele, and identity cues that clarify a proposition, such as Seek Sophie.
| Detail | Somewhere Else |
|---|---|
| Website | somewhere-else.co |
| Services | Brand strategy, brand identity, rebranding, packaging design, illustration, photography style guides |
| Specialities | FMCG and retail, hospitality, restaurants, digital brands and professional services |
| Founded | 2011 |
| Also does | Art direction, packaging systems, events, brand journal |
Pros
- Strategy-first approach before visual work
- Client list across hospitality, FMCG and digital brands
- Rebrand and packaging work shown in case studies
Things to check
- Ask whether website design is included or handled by a partner
Good fit for: challenger brands in hospitality, F&B and consumer goods that want a strategy-led identity.
20. STUDIO DAM
A Singapore branding agency covering strategy, identity, packaging, websites and digital marketing.
STUDIO DAM offers brand strategy, positioning, identity and logo design, brand guidelines, rebranding, brand architecture and market research, plus packaging, website design and development, social media and PR. Clients named include HEGEN, Bob the Baker Boy, My Little Teeth and The Dog Grocer.
Its five-step process runs Listen and Audit, Define the North Star, Build the Visuals, Perfect the Details, then Market to the world. Listed deliverables include visual identities, packaging, websites, apps and brand guidelines.
| Detail | STUDIO DAM |
|---|---|
| Website | studio-dam.com |
| Services | Brand strategy, positioning, brand identity, logo design, brand guidelines, rebranding, packaging design |
| Specialities | Consumer brands, F&B, parenting, pet and health products |
| Also does | Website design and development, digital marketing, social media strategy, PR and events |
Pros
- Five-step process from audit to launch
- Brand, packaging and website from one team
- Free initial consultation offered
Things to check
- Ask how the brand guidelines will cover website and social media use
Good fit for: consumer and F&B businesses that want identity, packaging and website done together.
21. Tangible
A research-led Singapore brand consultancy founded in 2008, working on corporate, consumer and employer brands.
Tangible covers corporate branding, consumer branding and employer branding, including employee value propositions, with in-house research through interviews, focus groups and surveys. Clients include BCA, Pacific International Lines, Zuellig Pharma, the NIPSEA Group and Cogoport.
It tests brand hypotheses with internal and external stakeholders using its Brand Pillar Framework™ and Brand Personality Framework™, then applies the brand across marketing, people and culture, products and services, and spaces. As a PMC certified consultancy, it says it guides clients through grant applications.
| Detail | Tangible |
|---|---|
| Website | tangible.com.sg |
| Services | Brand research, brand strategy, corporate branding, consumer branding, employer branding, brand identity |
| Specialities | Hospitality, logistics, real estate, public sector, finance, healthcare, manufacturing and FMCG |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Also does | Grant application support, focus groups and surveys, brand guidelines |
Pros
- In-house research through interviews, focus groups and surveys
- PMC certified, as stated on its site
- Employer branding as a core service
Things to check
- Ask how the research phase is scoped and what you receive from it
Good fit for: organisations with several stakeholder groups that want research behind a rebrand.
22. Vantage Branding
A Singapore branding agency established in 2010, focused on positioning, identity and naming for corporate and healthcare brands.
Vantage offers brand strategy and positioning, brand identity, guidelines, audits and perception research, naming and web design, and states that it does not run media or performance marketing. Clients include Fullerton Health, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, ST Engineering, Epson and MPA.
It says a positioning and identity programme typically takes three to five months, moving from discovery and research to positioning and then identity design and guidelines, while smaller projects such as naming or audits take four to eight weeks. It is PMC certified and offers branding grant advisory.
| Detail | Vantage Branding |
|---|---|
| Website | vantagebranding.com.sg |
| Services | Brand strategy, positioning, brand identity, brand guidelines, brand audits, naming |
| Specialities | Healthcare, finance, corporate, industrial, culture and public sector |
| Founded | 2010 |
| Also does | Web design, brand communications and copywriting, branding grant advisory |
Pros
- Publishes typical project timelines
- PMC certified, as stated on its site
- Branding and web design kept separate from media buying
Things to check
- Ask whether web design is part of the identity programme or a second phase
Good fit for: healthcare, finance and corporate brands planning a repositioning with clear timelines.
What a branding agency does
Branding covers more than a logo. A full project usually includes:
- Research and strategy: your audience, competitors and what makes you different.
- Positioning and messaging: what you stand for and how you say it.
- Naming, if you need a new name.
- Visual identity: logo, colours, typography, imagery and graphic elements.
- Guidelines: how to use the brand consistently.
- Applications: signage, packaging, stationery, social media and the website.
Which type of agency do you need?
| Type | Best for | Things to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Brand consultancy | Large or multi-market rebrands with research and strategy | Who leads the project, and how research is done |
| Design studio | Distinctive identities and packaging with a senior designer involved | Who handles strategy and naming |
| Brand plus marketing | Businesses that want the brand launched with campaigns | How brand and marketing teams work together |
| Global network | Regional or global brands that need many markets covered | Which work is done in Singapore |
Rebrand, refresh or extension?
| What you need | Signs it fits | Typical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Refresh | The brand still fits, but looks dated or inconsistent | Logo refinement, colours, typography, updated guidelines |
| Rebrand | Your business, audience or story has changed | Research, strategy, possibly a new name, new identity |
| Extension | Launching a new product, service or sub-brand | A related identity that fits the parent brand |
What a brand project should hand over
How your brand carries into your website
Most people will meet your new brand online first, so the identity needs to work on screens as well as on paper. Ask your agency about these before the guidelines are final:
If your branding agency does not design websites, plan the handover early. We often join projects once the identity is agreed and turn the guidelines into a working website design.
Names, trademarks and ownership
Before you commit to a new name or logo, search the IPOS trademark register for anything similar in your business category, and consider registering the mark once it is final.
Make sure the contract assigns copyright in the identity to your company on final payment, and that you receive the source files and any font licences in your name.
How to choose a branding agency
- Check the work. Look for case studies that show the problem, the thinking and the result, not just the final logo.
- Match the type. Use the table above to choose between a consultancy, a studio or a brand-plus-marketing firm.
- Ask about the process. Research, strategy, design, refinement and guidelines, with sign-off at each stage.
- Agree deliverables and ownership. Everything you will receive, and who owns it.
- Plan the rollout. Signage, packaging, social media and the website each need time and budget.
Grants
Some branding work can be supported by government grants. Schemes change from time to time, so check the current rules on GoBusiness and ask the agency in writing whether your project qualifies.
How we chose these agencies
Every agency here offers branding, has a Singapore presence, and has a working website that describes its services clearly enough to compare fairly. Each entry is written only from what the agency’s own website says. We re-check this list every quarter.
Launching your brand online
A new brand deserves a website that matches it. We design and build websites around your brand guidelines, and work alongside branding agencies or directly with you. Talk to us or see our web design service.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a branding agency cost in Singapore?
It depends on scope: research and strategy, naming, the number of identity elements, how many applications are designed (signage, packaging, website), and how many markets the brand covers. Ask agencies to quote against the same brief and list what each phase delivers.
How long does a branding project take?
A refresh is usually quicker than a full rebrand, which includes research, strategy and testing before the identity is designed. Ask each agency for its stages and a timeline with sign-off points.
What is the difference between a rebrand and a refresh?
A refresh updates how your brand looks, such as the logo, colours and typography, while keeping its positioning. A rebrand changes what the brand stands for and often its name or story, as well as the visual identity.
What should I receive at the end of a branding project?
Typically brand strategy and positioning, the logo in all formats, colour palette and typography, brand guidelines, templates for common materials, and the source files, with copyright assigned to your company.
Do I need to register a trademark for my new brand?
It is wise to search the IPOS trademark register before you commit to a name or logo, and to consider registering it once the identity is final. Your branding agency can advise, but legal registration is usually done by you or an IP agent.
Will my branding agency also design my website?
Some do. Many branding agencies create the identity and guidelines, then work with a web design agency to design and build the site. Ask early how the website will be handled, so the brand works well on screens.








