Most agencies get this backwards.
They design a logo. Then, weeks later, a different team builds a website that barely matches it. Then if you ever need an app, you start over with someone new again. Cubicyte exists because we think that's the wrong way to build a brand, and it's the reason so many businesses end up with a logo, a site, and an app that all feel like they belong to three different companies.
Why so many businesses end up with a disconnected brand.
Different teams, different standards
A freelancer designs the logo. A different agency builds the site. A third contractor builds the app. Each one interprets the brand slightly differently, and by the third handoff, the "brand" barely resembles what it started as.
Templates dressed up as custom work
Plenty of agencies quote "custom design" and deliver a slightly modified template. It looks fine in a screenshot, but it doesn't hold up once real content, real users, and real edge cases show up.
Slow, vague, and hard to reach
Weeks of silence between updates. Vague timelines that quietly slip. A single point of contact who disappears after the deposit clears. It's a common enough experience that most business owners expect it going in.
Three teams, three interpretations. Your brand drifts a little more with every handoff.
One team. One system. Every time.
Cubicyte designs and builds your logo, website, and app as a single connected system, not three separate handoffs. The same people who design your mark are the ones who carry it into your site and your app, so nothing gets lost in translation along the way.
- One point of contact from first sketch to final launch
- Custom design work, never a modified template
- Clear timelines, communicated before we start, not after we're late
- A satisfaction guarantee, because we'd rather revise than leave you stuck
The principles behind every project.
Craft over speed
We'd rather take an extra few days and get it right than rush something out that you'll want to redo in six months.
Clarity over jargon
You shouldn't need a design degree to understand what we're proposing or why. We explain decisions in plain language, always.
Systems over one-offs
A logo isn't finished when the file is delivered. It's finished when it works everywhere your brand shows up, consistently.
Outcomes over deliverables
A pretty file that doesn't convert visitors or represent your business well isn't a win. We measure success by what it does for you.
Based in Austin, working across the US & Europe.
Cubicyte is headquartered in Austin, Texas, but our client base spans both the United States and Europe. Most of our work happens remotely, over video calls and async updates, which means your timezone rarely gets in the way of a project moving forward. Whether you're a startup in Texas or a growing brand in Amsterdam, the same process, the same standard of craft, and the same single point of contact applies.
Common questions about Cubicyte.
Is Cubicyte a full agency or a freelancer?
Cubicyte operates as a focused studio, not a large agency and not a solo freelancer. That's deliberate: it's the structure that lets us keep one point of contact and one consistent standard across every project, without the overhead (or the price tag) of a big agency.
Do you only work with startups?
No. We work with early-stage startups, growing businesses, and established companies looking for a serious upgrade. The project scope changes based on where you're at, but the process and standard of craft stay the same.
What industries do you typically work with?
We've worked across fintech, marketplaces, logistics and freight, e-commerce, and B2B SaaS, among others. What matters more than industry is whether you need a logo, website, or app that actually works as a system, and that's true across almost any business.
Have more questions?
Our full FAQ page covers timelines, pricing, guarantees, and how payment works in more detail, or just reach out directly and we'll answer anything that's not covered.
Ready to build a brand that actually holds together?
Book a free scoping call and see what a logo, website, and app designed as one system could look like for your business.