A Creative Agency in Jakarta That Makes Your Brand Look as Good as It Actually Performs

Think logo and brand identity, social media content, company profile videos, and product photography, unlike a solo freelancer who usually covers just one of those. Our team runs concept, design, shoot, and edit under one roof, so the visual style stays consistent whether it ends up on a feed, a pitch deck, or a marketplace listing. See more on our Creative Agency page.

It depends on scope, a single logo project costs very differently from an ongoing monthly content retainer. Research from HubSpot shows creative spend varies just as widely as ad spend across industries, so the honest answer is to talk through what you actually need first. Reach out through our Contact page for a quote.

Usually yes. Most product shoots cover stills for marketplace listings and ads alongside short video clips for social, since setting up lighting and styling once and shooting both formats saves time on both ends. Data from DataReportal shows short-form video keeps growing its share of attention in Indonesia, which is part of why we default to shooting for both.

A logo or brand identity project usually runs 2 to 3 weeks including revisions, a company profile video closer to 3 to 4 weeks from script to final cut, and product photography can turn around in under a week once the shot list is locked. Browse finished work on our Portfolio page.

Both. Some clients need a single deliverable like a new logo or a company profile video, others keep us on a monthly retainer for recurring social content and product shoots as their catalog grows.

That's a normal starting point. We usually begin with a short discovery conversation about the business and audience, then bring design directions to react to rather than asking a new brand to define everything upfront.

A freelancer is often strong in one discipline, say graphic design, but a creative agency brings design, photography, videography, and copy working from the same brief. That matters most when a project spans multiple formats, like a launch that needs a logo, social content, and a product shoot all landing on the same visual language.

As much or as little as you'd like. Most clients review concepts at key checkpoints and leave production to us, while brands with a strict internal brand guide tend to stay more hands-on with feedback at each round.

Our client list spans property developers like AKR Land, F&B brands like The Grill House and MyBBQ, entertainment names like Falcon Pictures, and home services companies like Paintpro. Each industry photographs and reads differently, so we don't reuse the same visual template across accounts.

Most projects include two to three structured revision rounds, enough to refine direction without turning into an open-ended back and forth. If a project needs more, we'll flag it early rather than let scope quietly creep.

Yes, though it usually starts with a short audit of what exists already, brand assets, source files, and what's actually usable, so we're not guessing at intent. From there we either continue the existing direction or propose a reset if the foundation isn't solid.

Both, though the split depends on the project. Brand identity work usually starts with positioning questions before any design happens, while a straightforward product shoot might just need a clear shot list and creative direction to execute well.