
★★★★★5.0 on Google from 80+ reviews
Studioxtra is a Galway business serving Galway and the surrounding areas. It offers logo design for businesses and organisations that want a clear mark for signs, packaging and online use. It also runs a photo lab that produces photo books, prints, wall art, cards and personalised gifts. Large format printing, collages, roll banners and memorial cards are part of that work too, so printed material and branding can come from one business. Clients can reach it by phone or online to talk through what they need.
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Studioxtra is a Galway business serving Galway and the surrounding areas. It offers logo design for businesses and organisations that want a clear mark for signs, packaging and online use. It also runs a photo lab that produces photo books, prints, wall art, cards and personalised gifts. Large format printing, collages, roll banners and memorial cards are part of that work too, so printed material and branding can come from one business. Clients can reach it by phone or online to talk through what they need.
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Based in Galway, Studioxtra works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Studioxtra serves Galway and the surrounding areas, working as a service-area business rather than from a shop or office the public visits. You can ask it to confirm that your town or county is covered before you send a brief. Logo work can usually be shared and agreed remotely.
Logo design fees usually depend on the scope of the job, and the Logo Designer price guide gives typical prices in Ireland. A few things affect the cost: the designer's experience, how many concepts and rounds of changes are included, and whether you want a logo alone or a full brand pack. Ask for a written quote.
You can judge a logo designer by their experience and training, so ask about both before you commit. Ask to see a portfolio of logos made for businesses like yours, and how long the designer has been working. A clear written quote will also show what is included.
A first consultation usually covers what your business does, who the logo needs to reach, and what style you have in mind, which helps the designer choose a direction. Ask how many initial concepts you will see, what the process and timescale look like, and what happens if you want changes after the first round. Those details should be agreed before any work starts.
Studioxtra has a Google rating of 5 from 80 reviews, and you can read them on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=16685151668567585095. Reading recent comments can show how the work was handled, how changes were dealt with, and whether the agreed timescale was kept, which is useful when you are choosing. You can also ask the designer for references from recent clients.
Bring a short brief covering the business name, what it does and who the logo needs to appeal to. Gather colours, fonts or logos you like, and any styles you want to avoid. Note where the logo will be used, such as signs, packaging or social media, so the right file formats can be agreed.
You can call Studioxtra, send a message through its website, or request a quote through its Locufy page. When you get in touch, describe the job, the business it is for, any examples you like, where the logo will be used, and when you need it finished, so the quote matches your needs.
Compare Studioxtra with other logo designers in Galway on Locufy by looking at the services each one offers, what its quote includes, and the experience its portfolio shows. Check whether concepts, revisions and file formats are included in each quote, since these change the total cost. Ask each provider the same questions so the answers are easy to set side by side.
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