The usual questions.

It's me. Blendery is the studio name, and I bring in trusted specialists for specific work. I'd rather be clear than suggest a structure that doesn't exist. You speak directly to the person doing the work, without extra layers.

We replan in writing: new scope, new deadline and new cost if needed. No silent changes or surprise invoices.

Two rounds per delivery. From the third round, revisions are billed hourly at the rate agreed in the contract.

You do. Editable files are delivered at completion, with fonts licensed in your name.

Identity with a website: eight to ten weeks. An annual report: six to eight. Monthly support starts the week after signing.

Often it is, because you aren't paying for overhead or sales teams. But it can't be compared with an isolated hourly rate: you're paying for judgement, accumulated context and continuity, not just execution.

We prioritise. Monthly support is reserved capacity, not unlimited work. If demand exceeds capacity, we decide what comes first and what moves. If it keeps happening, we review the tier before billing anything extra.

No. I have strong experience in that space — B Corps, foundations and impact organisations — which is why it features in the portfolio. But the problem I solve exists in any marketing team short on creative capacity. There is a filter, though: not every project is a fit.

Yes. I work with clients in Barcelona, Penedès and Vienna, in Catalan, Spanish and English. When needed, I join your internal channels: Slack, Teams or whatever you use.

Yes. Many monthly collaborations start with a fixed-scope project. If we're a good fit, we move to ongoing support. Otherwise, the project ends there.