You hired us for what we’re good at. Then the next question hits: “Cool… but who can help me with the stuff you don’t do?”
The short version: This is a small list of people and services we’ve actually used (or collaborated with) and would happily use again.
How we pick recommendations 🧭
We’re not trying to be a one‑stop shop. We focus on what we do best, and we’d rather point you to specialists than be “okay” at everything.
✅ What “recommended” means
We’ve worked with them enough to trust the process and the people behind it.
⚠️ What it doesn’t mean
No kickbacks. No promises it’s perfect for every budget or industry. Always do a quick fit check.
Find a freelancer (without the drama) 🧑💻
If you need help with design, development, copy, or admin work, these marketplaces are a solid place to start.
Upwork
Huge talent pool and strong filtering. Great when you want ongoing help. (This is what oDesk became.)
Freelancer
Good for one‑off tasks and quick bids. Useful when you want options fast.
Quick tip: You’ll get better results (and fewer headaches) if you send a clear brief before anyone quotes a price.
- What you need (scope)
- When you need it (deadline)
- Examples you like (and don’t like)
Get multiple logo concepts professionally 🎨
If you want a lot of ideas to choose from, contest‑style design can work well—especially when you don’t have a clear direction yet.
99designs
A structured contest process for logos and brand identity. This is where we got the Devenia logo.
The catch
Quality can vary. If you already know your style, hiring one designer directly can be better.
One last thing (honest take) 🎯
Tools help—but your brief is what makes the project succeed. If you can explain what you want (and why), you’ll get better results anywhere.
If you’re unsure who to hire for a specific task, contact us and we’ll point you in the right direction. ✅