
Thinking Cap is a graphic design business based in Muirhevnamore, Dundalk, working from the Creative Spark building. The business takes on graphic design projects for clients in the town and can be reached by phone to talk through an idea before any work begins.
Every job below can be priced from this page. The ranges are what Dundalk homes typically pay, from Locufy's price guides. Thinking Cap confirms the exact figure in a written quote — asking is free, with no obligation.
Typical prices from Locufy's Ireland 2026 price guides — each guide explains what the job involves and what moves the price. Virtual assistant is also offered, priced on survey.

Thinking Cap is a graphic design business based in Muirhevnamore, Dundalk, working from the Creative Spark building. The business takes on graphic design projects for clients in the town and can be reached by phone to talk through an idea 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 Dundalk agencies if you want to.
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Based in Dundalk, Thinking Cap works across the town and about 15 km around it.
Thinking Cap is based in Muirhevnamore, Dundalk, so people in the town can visit the business in person. If you are further away, you can ask at the start whether the work can be handled remotely, since that depends on the project.
Fees for graphic design are usually charged by the project or by the hour. The final cost depends mainly on the deliverables and how many rounds of revisions are included, and on whether the work is for print or digital. The Graphic Designer price guide gives typical prices in Ireland, and you can ask for a written quote.
The simplest way to check Thinking Cap is to ask about experience and training. Ask to see a portfolio of past projects, and ask which design qualifications the designer holds. Work similar to your own will show whether the style suits you.
A first consultation usually covers your brief, your audience, the look you want and the deadline. You can ask whether the first conversation is free or charged, how many rounds of changes are included and who owns the final files. Having the answers in writing before work starts avoids misunderstandings.
There are no Google reviews for Thinking Cap yet, so you can ask the business for references from recent customers. When you speak to them, you can ask how the designer handled deadlines, revisions and feedback. Their answers will tell you about the working relationship.
Bring a clear brief covering what the design is for, where it will appear and who it is aimed at. Gather any existing logos, brand colours, fonts, photographs and examples of designs you like, along with your deadline. Having these to hand lets the designer quote for the real work.
You can ask for a quote by phone or through the Thinking Cap page on Locufy. Describe the job, where the design will be used, any files or photos you can share and when you need it finished. Having these ready makes the quote more accurate.
You can compare Thinking Cap with other graphic designers in Dundalk on Locufy, looking at the services each offers, what each quote includes and the experience each shows. Ask every designer for a written quote covering the same deliverables and revisions, so the quotes can be set side by side. A portfolio of similar work is a clear guide.
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