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Rebranding that keeps your customers.

We rebrand businesses that have outgrown how they look and sound, changing only as much as they need to, keeping what customers already recognise and rolling the new brand out everywhere at once.

  • Refresh, evolve or rebrand
  • What people recognise, kept
  • Website, print and social updated together
  • A launch your team is ready for

Why rebrand now?

A merger, a new direction or a brand that no longer fits. Tell us what's changed and we'll suggest how far to go.

What do you need?
Rough budget (optional)

Global
brand experience.

  • Louis-Dreyfus Foundation
  • Desucla
  • London Museum
  • Black Brick
  • Healthscope
  • Cupello
  • Enness Global
  • ACE Aquatec
  • JTI
  • Netacea

What is rebranding?

Rebranding is changing how an existing business presents itself, from a light refresh of its logo and colours to a new name, strategy and identity. A good rebrand starts by working out what customers already recognise and trust, keeps or evolves it where it still works, and rolls the new brand out across every touchpoint together, so nobody is left confused.

Last reviewed 25 October 2026 by the Rubik Digital team.

  • Refresh

    The same brand, tidied and modernised.

  • Evolution

    A recognisable step forward, with new elements.

  • Full rebrand

    New strategy, identity and sometimes a new name.

  • Rollout

    Every touchpoint switched over, in a planned order.

Years in business
15+
Global brands
50+
Industry sectors
13+

Time for a rebrand?

How we fix it

A brand rebuilt around what you do and who you serve today, not when you started.

Built around what people know.

Every part of a rebrand is planned around the recognition you've already earned, so you move forward without starting again.

Brand equity

What people recognise.

The colours, words and reputation your customers already know you by, kept wherever they still work.

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Brand audit

Your current brand reviewed with customers and staff, so you know what to keep, evolve and drop.

Strategy update

Positioning, audiences and messages updated for where the business is going next.

Naming

A new name, if you need one, checked for availability and trade mark conflicts with your advisers.

New identity

Logo, colour, type and visual language redesigned as far as the strategy needs.

Website and digital

Your website, social profiles and email templates updated, with redirects if the domain changes.

Launch and rollout

A rollout plan for every touchpoint, plus messages for customers, staff and partners.

A brand brought online.

We haven't published a rebrand case study yet. This is a website where we carried a brand online, with the results it went on to deliver.

Interior Design · Design · Development

Luxury Interiors

A refined digital experience designed to attract luxury-focused audiences and generate qualified enquiries for high-end interior collections.

Organic clicks increase
+346%
Organic clicks increase
Search impressions
+1,917%
Search impressions
Qualified leads growth
+120%
Qualified leads growth
Read the Luxury Interiors case study

From audit to launch day.

Five stages, each with a review, so the business is behind the new brand before the world sees it.

  1. Audit

    What you have.

    Customers and staff tell us what the brand means today.

  2. Strategy

    Where you're going.

    Positioning updated and the depth of change agreed.

  3. Design

    The new brand.

    Identity designed, tested in context and refined.

  4. Rollout

    Everywhere at once.

    Website, documents, social and signage updated in a planned order.

  5. Launch

    Told well.

    Staff briefed first, then customers and partners.

How much should change?

Not every rebrand needs a new name. Move along the scale to see what changes at each level.

Least changeMost change
Strategy
Refresh: Stays the same
Name
Refresh: Stays the same
Logo
Refresh: Tidied up and modernised
Colour and type
Refresh: Adjusted for screens
Best when
Refresh: The brand works but looks dated

How much does rebranding cost?

It depends mostly on how far the rebrand goes and how many touchpoints need to change. A refresh of the logo and colours costs far less than a full rebrand with a new name, strategy, website and signage. We scope it from your goals, recommend how much to change and give you a fixed, itemised proposal.

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What moves the price

  • Depth of change

    A refresh, an evolution or a full rebrand.

    Effect on budget: High

  • Touchpoints

    Website, documents, signage, vehicles and more.

    Effect on budget: High

  • Research

    Customer and staff interviews in the audit.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Naming

    Developing and checking a new name.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Launch

    Internal and external launch materials.

    Effect on budget: Low

Why rebrand with Rubik?

Strategy, design, web and SEO under one roof, so the new brand launches everywhere, not just in a PDF.

  • Only as much change as needed.

    We'll tell you honestly if a refresh will do, rather than selling you a full rebrand.

  • Recognition kept.

    We find what your customers already know you by and build on it.

  • Search traffic protected.

    Name or domain changes come with redirects and SEO planning, so you don't lose rankings.

  • Launched everywhere.

    Our web team updates your website alongside the brand, so it all switches together.

What our clients say

Expert guidance and flawless execution. Our go‑to agency for all things digital.”
Nic CooperStrategy Director

Rebranding Questions,
answered.

What people usually ask us before a project starts. If yours isn't here, ask it in the form and someone senior will reply.

If your strategy and name still fit but the brand looks dated, a refresh is usually enough. If the business, audience or offer has changed significantly, or you've merged, an evolution or full rebrand makes more sense. The brand audit tells you which.

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Ready for a brand that fits?

Tell us what's changed in your business. We'll come back with how far we'd take the rebrand, and why.

Tell us about your project.

A few lines is plenty — no brief required.

What are you planning?