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Branding for deep tech companies

Deep tech branding that makes hard science easy to get.

Branding and positioning for AI, robotics, semiconductor, climate tech and other science-led companies. We turn what your lab knows into a clear story that buyers, partners and investors understand in one read.

For

Founders and teams moving from lab to market

Starts with

Positioning, before any design

Includes

Naming, messaging, identity and guidelines

Rollout

Website, decks, papers and LinkedIn

The problem

Why great deep tech gets misunderstood.

Deep tech branding has one hard job: explain something new to people who have never seen it before. Founders often describe the technology, the model or the material. Buyers want to know what problem it solves, for whom, and how sure they can be that it works.

Without a clear position, every audience hears a different story. The website talks about the algorithm, the deck talks about the market, and the sales call talks about features. An innovation head at an OEM or a partner at a VC fund ends up confused, and confused people do not sign pilots or term sheets.

We help you pick one sharp position and say it simply. That becomes a name if you need one, a few clear messages, and an identity that looks credible next to large corporate partners. Then it runs through your website, decks, white papers and LinkedIn.

What is included

Everything your brand needs. Built by one team.

From the one-line answer to “what do you do?” to the cover of your white paper.

01

Positioning and narrative

The problem you solve, who it is for and why now, written so a non-specialist gets it in one read.

02

Messaging by audience

Clear messages for buyers, corporate partners, investors and future hires, from the same core story.

03

Naming

Company and product names that are easy to say, easy to search and free to use, when you need them.

04

Logo and visual identity

A credible identity that sits well next to large partners, labs and investors.

05

Brand guidelines

One simple guide so every deck, paper and post looks like the same company.

06

Templates

Pitch deck, white paper, one-pager and LinkedIn templates your team can use from day one.

How it works

From lab language to a story people repeat.

A few workshops with founders, clear choices, then rollout.

01Discovery

We talk to founders, scientists, early customers and investors, and study the space you compete in.

02Positioning

We agree the problem, the audience and the one line that explains your company.

03Identity

We design the identity and test it on a deck, a white paper and the home page.

04Rollout

We update your website, templates and LinkedIn in the right order.

Straight answers about working with us.

Do deep tech startups need branding this early?

Yes, at least the positioning. Before your first pilots or your next raise, a clear story saves months of explaining the same thing differently to every audience.

How do you explain complex technology simply without dumbing it down?

We lead with the problem and the result, then add the science in layers. Specialists can go deep, while managers and investors get the point in the first line.

Can you help us name our company or product?

Yes. We create name options, check basic trademark and domain availability, and test them with people outside your team.

Will the brand work for both investors and enterprise buyers?

Yes. We build one core story with different messages for each audience, so everyone hears the same company.

How long does a deep tech branding project take?

Usually six to ten weeks for positioning and identity, depending on naming and the number of templates.

How much does branding cost for a deep tech startup?

It depends on scope: positioning only, an identity, or a full brand with naming and templates. After a short call we give you one fixed price.

Start a conversation

Let’s make your science
easy to understand.

Tell us what your technology does and who needs it. We’ll show you the story buyers and investors are missing.

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