Just raised?
Rebrand in two weeks.
For Series A founders who need a brand that matches what they have just raised on. Brand and Web, the Brand Sprint plus Web Sprint Plus, shipped in six weeks total.
Brand for the new chapter
A visual identity built on your existing positioning that signals you are no longer the seed-stage version of yourselves.
Web that scales
Site that holds up under enterprise scrutiny, hire pipeline, and the next round of investor conversations.
Investor-ready collateral
Updated deck, one-pager, and partner kit for the Series B trail and enterprise sales motion.
Discover
Async questionnaire and research into what your seed-stage brand says now versus what the Series A story needs. Gaps mapped before the first call.
Design
Strategy agreed, then design. Senior creatives rebuilding the identity without losing the equity you have already earned. Two rounds of feedback on live calls.
Deliver
Working assets on day fourteen. New brand files, guidelines, and a rollout kit so the switch lands clean across product, site, and socials.
Working with POW felt like having a senior creative partner embedded in our team. They understood fintech from day one and delivered a brand that positioned us for Series A.
The first 30 to 90 days post-close is the sweet spot. Early enough that the new brand carries you through your first wave of senior hires, the next round of investor conversations, and the enterprise pipeline that now expects a different company. Late enough that you have clarity on what the Series A version of the company is actually becoming, rather than guessing. Wait six months and you spend two quarters with a seed-stage brand selling a Series A product, which is the most expensive way to do this.
The audience widens. Seed brands are usually built for founders pitching other founders and angels. Series A brands have to hold up under enterprise procurement, senior hires evaluating you on LinkedIn, and tier-one investors running diligence on your next round. The work also has to scale. A scrappy identity built on Figma frames stops working when you have a marketing hire, a content engine, and a sales team that all need to ship assets weekly without permission. Same brand, different job.
Anything that was built to be temporary. Most seed-stage assets are. The placeholder homepage, the deck template, the founder-built component library, the colour palette pulled from a Dribbble shot. What gets kept is harder. We assess each piece on the kickoff call. If the mark still works and only the system around it needs rebuilding, we keep it. If the tone of voice has equity but the visuals are tired, we keep the voice. No agency-incentive to bin work that still earns its place.
Yes, and it is one of the highest-impact moments to ship a rebrand. The funding announcement already buys you a day of attention from press, investors, customers, and candidates. Launching the new brand the same day means every link people click lands on the new identity, the new site, the new narrative. We coordinate timing with your PR firm or comms lead, build the embargoed assets, and stand by on launch day to handle anything that breaks.
Fees and timings for every package are on the Brand Sprint and Web Sprint pages.
