
★★★★★5.0 on Google from fewer than 10 reviews
Fable&Teller is a brand design business based in Drogheda, County Meath, working from Park Grange in Grange Rath. It creates brand identities for businesses and organisations that want a clear, consistent look, from logos and colour palettes to the wider visual style of a company. The business can be contacted by phone to talk through a project before any work begins.
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Fable&Teller is a brand design business based in Drogheda, County Meath, working from Park Grange in Grange Rath. It creates brand identities for businesses and organisations that want a clear, consistent look, from logos and colour palettes to the wider visual style of a company. The business can be contacted by phone to talk through a project before any work begins.
You can ask for a written price on any marketing, design or tech project from this page and compare it with other Drogheda agencies if you want to.
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Based in Drogheda, Fable&Teller works across the town and about 15 km around it.
Fable&Teller serves Drogheda and the surrounding area, with its base at Park Grange in Grange Rath. Ask at the start whether your project needs meetings in person or can be handled remotely, so you know what to expect from the process. Mention your location when you first call so the business can confirm it covers your area.
Fees for brand design are usually set by project scope and features, so a full identity with many deliverables costs more than a focused logo project. Ask whether the work is priced as a fixed project or charged hourly, and whether the fee comes from a freelancer or an agency. The Brand Designer price guide gives typical prices in Ireland, which is a useful starting point when you compare quotes.
No official register applies to brand design in Ireland, so the most useful check is your own. Ask to see examples of past identity work, how long the business has been designing for clients, and whether it has handled projects similar to yours. Looking at finished work will show you more than any title.
At a first consultation it is usual for a brand designer to talk through your business, your audience and what the brand needs to achieve, and to outline the stages of the work. Come ready to discuss those points and ask what the first step involves and whether it carries a charge. Ask too how many rounds of revisions are included before a project is agreed.
Fable&Teller has a Google rating of 5 from 1 review, and the reviews can be read on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=4450147929194895995. With so few reviews so far, read them closely and ask the business for references from recent clients for a fuller picture.
Bring a clear brief covering what your business does, who it serves and the look you have in mind, along with any existing logo, colours, fonts or material you already use. Examples of brands you admire are useful, as are notes on what you want to avoid. Having a rough sense of your timeline and budget range lets the designer advise on what fits.
You can contact Fable&Teller by phone to ask for a quote, and it helps to describe the project, the business and when you need the work done. Through its Locufy page you can also send a request with the same details in a single message. Say whether you need a logo, a full identity or a refresh, so the quote matches your project.
Compare Fable&Teller with other brand designers in Drogheda on Locufy, looking at the services each offers, what each quote includes, and the experience each shows through past work. Ask whether each includes logo design, colour and type choices, and guidelines for using the brand. Comparing like with like makes differences in price and scope easier to see.
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