Client brief template for branding

A logo request hides a positioning question. These templates collect the brand’s story, audience, competitors and the exact files expected, so your first proposal is not a guess.

Full brand identity

Logo, colours, type and guidelines for a consistent brand.

14 questions

Use this template

Before these steps, the client gives their name and email.

  1. 1.Your project

    • What is the main goal of this project?Long answer
    • What does your business do, and for whom?Long answer
    • Where are you at?One choiceCreating the brandEvolving the current identityComplete rebrand
    • Is the brand name final?Yes or no
  2. 2.What to deliver

    • What should the identity include?Several choicesLogo and variationsColour paletteTypographyBrand guidelines (PDF)Social media templatesStationeryPresentation template
    • Three words for the image you want to projectShort answer
    • Who are your main competitors?Long answer, optional
    • What you definitely don’t wantLong answer, optional
  3. 3.Budget and timing

    • What budget have you set aside?Budget rangeUnder $1,500$1,500 – $3,000$3,000 – $6,000$6,000 – $12,000Over $12,000Not sure yet
    • When do you need it?One choiceAs soon as possibleWithin a monthIn 2 to 3 monthsNo fixed dateBy a specific date
    • Which date?Date
    • Who signs off on the project on your side?One choiceJust meMe and a partner or a teamSomeone else signs off
  4. 4.Last details

    • Any examples you like?Long answer, optional
    • Anything else we should know?Long answer, optional

Packaging

Packaging for your products, print-ready.

14 questions

Use this template

Before these steps, the client gives their name and email.

  1. 1.Your project

    • What is the main goal of this project?Long answer
    • What product needs packaging?Long answer
    • How many products or variants (flavours, sizes…)?Number
    • Where will it be sold?Several choices, optionalSupermarketsSpecialist shopsOnline onlyFairs and markets
  2. 2.Production

    • What do you already have?One choice, optionalNothingA logoA full identityOld packaging to redo
    • Do you have a manufacturer or printer?One choice, optionalYesNo, we need to find oneNot sure
    • Any constraints to respect?Long answer, optional
    • Planned quantity for the first runShort answer, optional
  3. 3.Budget and timing

    • What budget have you set aside?Budget rangeUnder $1,000$1,000 – $2,500$2,500 – $5,000$5,000 – $10,000Over $10,000Not sure yet
    • When do you need it?One choiceAs soon as possibleWithin a monthIn 2 to 3 monthsNo fixed dateBy a specific date
    • Which date?Date
    • Who signs off on the project on your side?One choiceJust meMe and a partner or a teamSomeone else signs off
  4. 4.Last details

    • Any examples you like?Long answer, optional
    • Anything else we should know?Long answer, optional

Print materials

Cards, flyers, brochures, posters: ready to print.

13 questions

Use this template

Before these steps, the client gives their name and email.

  1. 1.Your project

    • What is the main goal of this project?Long answer
    • Which materials?Several choicesBusiness cardsFlyersPostersBrochureMenuRoll-up banner or boothOther
    • Page count or formatsShort answer, optional
    • Do you have brand guidelines?One choiceYes, full guidelinesJust a logoNothing
  2. 2.The details

    • Are the copy and images ready?One choice, optionalYes, all readyPartlyNo
    • Should printing be handled too?One choice, optionalNo, just the filesYes, with the printerNot sure
    • Print quantityShort answer, optional
  3. 3.Budget and timing

    • What budget have you set aside?Budget rangeUnder $300$300 – $800$800 – $2,000$2,000 – $4,000Over $4,000Not sure yet
    • When do you need it?One choiceAs soon as possibleWithin a monthIn 2 to 3 monthsNo fixed dateBy a specific date
    • Which date?Date
    • Who signs off on the project on your side?One choiceJust meMe and a partner or a teamSomeone else signs off
  4. 4.Last details

    • Any examples you like?Long answer, optional
    • Anything else we should know?Long answer, optional

What these questions save you from

“Something modern”

Adjectives mean different things to everyone. Asking for references they like and dislike gives you something concrete to react to.

A logo that becomes a brand book

Listing deliverables up front (variants, colours, typography, guidelines) separates a logo from an identity before the quote.

Unlimited revisions

Knowing who decides, and when, keeps revision rounds within what you priced.

Use it as your client form

In Briefly, each template becomes a link you send to prospects. You can edit every question, and each brief you receive is analysed: what is confirmed, what is missing, what to ask on the call.

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