The 9 Best Branding Agencies in Tbilisi

Only one studio here publishes a full list. reroDev prices logo design at 3,000 USD, a core identity at 6,000, a full corporate identity at 12,000 and a strategy-led rebrand at 35,000, while noting smaller jobs can start between 500 and 4,000. Directory listings put minimum project sizes for Tbilisi studios between 1,000 and 5,000 USD. As working bands, expect roughly 500 to 2,000 USD for a standalone logo from a small studio, 2,000 to 7,000 for an identity system, 6,000 to 15,000 once a brand book, naming and packaging are involved, and 30,000 or more for a full rebrand of an established company. These are bands, not quotes, and most studios price per project.

A logo is one asset. An identity is the system around it, which means typography, colour, layout rules, photography direction, and how the whole thing behaves on a package, a shopfront and a phone screen. A brand book is the document that writes those rules down so your next designer does not reinvent them. Studios that only sell logos will still accept an identity brief, and the gap shows up six months later when nobody can produce a consistent Instagram post. Ask for the deliverable list in writing before you sign.

Most of the ones worth hiring do. Every studio on this list publishes in English, and several, including Witch & Wizard and Heat Bureau, run their sites in English first. What varies is how deep it goes. Strategy and naming work require real fluency in the language your brand will speak, so if the brand is aimed at an English-speaking market, ask who specifically will write the verbal identity and see samples of English copy they produced. Georgian naming is a separate skill again, and a studio that does both well is worth paying more for.

A logo alone can be done in two to three weeks. A proper identity with research, positioning, two or three design routes, revisions and a brand book is usually six to twelve weeks. A full rebrand of an operating company, with naming, packaging and rollout across signage and digital, runs three to six months. Anyone who promises a complete brand in ten days is selling you a logo and calling it something else. Build in your own review time, because client-side delays cause most overruns.

Ownership should be written into the contract, and you want editable source files at the end, not just exported PNGs. Ask specifically for the working Illustrator or Figma files and the font licences, since typefaces are licensed separately and a licence bought in the studio's name does not transfer automatically. Trademark registration in Georgia goes through Sakpatenti and is a legal filing, not a design service. A good studio will tell you to run a name check before the design work starts, but it will not file for you.

A freelancer is the right call for a wordmark, a small set of assets, or a business you are still testing. Rates in Tbilisi make this genuinely cheap compared with Western Europe. An agency earns its fee when the work spans disciplines, when several people have to stay on brand at once, or when you need someone accountable for a launch date. The middle ground is the small studio, which is what most of this list actually is. Two to five people, one of whom will be doing your work personally.