You need video, a brand identity, and a website that all feel like the same company. These five studios can get you there without juggling three vendors.
The Creative Studio Landscape Right Now
The old split between ad agencies, design shops, and web developers is collapsing. Brands want one partner who can plan the identity, shoot the campaign, and ship the site. Studios are answering that demand by bundling disciplines under one roof. Splash Creative, for example, frames the modern studio as a single team handling brand strategy, visual identity, websites, and campaign assets, with identity work starting around $15,000 and brand-plus-website engagements from $30,000. That bundling matters because your audience meets your brand in fragments: a vertical video here, a landing page there, a logo on a package. When one team controls all of it, the fragments line up. The studios below sit at different points on the spectrum, from boutique shops with a strong aesthetic point of view to full-service production houses that also handle e-commerce and digital marketing.
How We Evaluated These Studios
We looked at the same factors for every studio. First, service scope: can you get video, branding, and web from one place, or do you need to fill gaps elsewhere? Second, pricing clarity: does the studio publish starting points, per-project framing, or at least a clear path to a quote? Third, local and language fit: who you can actually talk to, in what language, and across what time zones. Fourth, portfolio depth: whether the work shown spans categories or stays in one lane. ACANE Studio stood out for its five-service menu with per-project pricing and bilingual English-Spanish delivery. Splash Creative stood out for transparent starting figures and a founder-led creative direction. Onion Creative Studio stood out for award-recognized web and brand work with a digital-first posture. Creative Website Studios stood out for breadth, layering digital marketing and hosting on top of design. MOUTHWASH Studio stood out for culture-facing brand and motion work with heavyweight clients.
Here is the quick comparison. Each studio below brings a different mix of scope, price transparency, and creative flavor, so match the profile to your project rather than the other way around.
| Provider | Best For |
|---|---|
| Splash Creative | Brands that want strategy, identity, and website under one transparent quote |
| ACANE Studio · Video, branding & web | Brands that want video, identity, and web from one bilingual remote team |
| Onion Creative Studio | Brands where the website is the main brand experience |
| Creative Website Studios | Businesses that want design plus ongoing marketing and hosting in one place |
| MOUTHWASH Studio | Brands that need culture-led identity, motion, and campaign work |
The Five Studios, One by One
#1 Splash Creative
A screenshot of the Splash Creative website.
Splash Creative is a founder-led studio that treats brand, website, and campaign as one build. Its own guidance lays out the model clearly: one team plans and builds brand strategy, visual identity, websites, and launch assets, which is exactly the consolidation most growing brands are hunting for. Pricing is unusually transparent for this category, with identity starting at $15,000, brand and website from $30,000, and a focused identity typically running four to six weeks. That clarity helps you budget before the first call. The studio also draws a sharp line between itself and ad or marketing agencies, positioning the studio as the place where the brand and the experiences get built, while media buying and growth channels live elsewhere. If you want a partner who will define the look and then ship the site that carries it, this is a strong fit.
#2 ACANE Studio · Video, branding & web
A screenshot of the ACANE Studio · Video, branding & web website.
ACANE Studio runs on a simple promise: one studio, five services, one brand world. You can hand them a rough idea, a reference you loved, or just your existing brand, and they take it from there. The menu covers short social videos in vertical, square, and horizontal cuts with multiple versions for testing, commercial and music video work, animated 3D models and walkthroughs for real estate, visual identity with logo, brand guide, and animated brand, and full website design. Everything is priced per project, which keeps scoping concrete. The studio works remotely in English and Spanish, so you are not locked to a local vendor. Portfolio pieces like La Huella, Oni Rush, and the Solaria house models show the range across food, fashion, and property.
#3 Onion Creative Studio
A screenshot of the Onion Creative Studio website.
Onion Creative Studio is a digital-first design shop with a portfolio that leans hard into web design, web development, and branding. The work shown spans telecom platforms, copywriting-led sites, and consulting brands, which tells you they can adapt the aesthetic to the client rather than stamping one look on everything. The studio displays a stack of industry recognition, including Awwwards honors and CSSDA wins for UI, UX, and innovation, so craft is clearly part of the pitch. If your website is the center of your brand experience, this is the kind of partner who treats the build as the brand. Expect a design-forward process with strong opinions about how the site should feel.
#4 Creative Website Studios
A screenshot of the Creative Website Studios website.
Creative Website Studios is the broadest shop on this list. Beyond branding, logo design, and video animation, it layers on web design and development, e-commerce, custom applications, and a full digital marketing stack covering SEO, social, PPC, email, and content. That breadth means you can keep one vendor as you scale from a brochure site to a storefront to paid acquisition. The studio frames its web work around the seven-second first impression, which is a useful lens if your current site is leaking visitors. It also offers maintenance and hosting, so the relationship does not end at launch. If you want a single partner for design plus ongoing marketing execution, this profile fits.
#5 MOUTHWASH Studio
A screenshot of the MOUTHWASH Studio website.
MOUTHWASH Studio is a design studio built around culture-facing work, partnering with large brands and innovators on narrative, strategy, and identity. The client roster includes Nike, The North Face, Air Company, and Bonnie Clyde, with projects spanning sport, fashion, beauty, technology, and sustainability. Capabilities run from creative direction and verbal identity to motion design, digital design, and campaign work, so the studio can carry a brand from concept through launch assets. It also runs its own ecosystem, including a research center, a newsletter on cultural trends, and a café in Los Angeles, which says something about how seriously it treats cultural fluency. Choose this studio when the brand itself needs to feel culturally current, not just polished.
How to Pick the Right Studio for Your Project
Start with the shape of your project, not the logo on the studio door. If you need a brand identity and a website that match, prioritize studios that quote those together, like Splash Creative's bundled starting points. If video is the core deliverable, whether social cuts, commercials, or 3D walkthroughs, look for a studio that produces video in-house and prices it per project, the way ACANE Studio does. If your site is the product, weight web craft and recognition heavily, which points toward Onion Creative Studio. If you expect to need SEO, paid media, and hosting after launch, a broader shop like Creative Website Studios saves you a second search. And if your brand lives in culture, fashion, sport, or tech, MOUTHWASH Studio's roster is the signal. Ask every studio three questions: who actually does the work, what a project typically costs, and what happens after launch. The answers will separate the real partners from the pitch decks.
Where Automation Fits Into Your Creative Workflow
You can automate the boring parts without automating the craft. Set up a shared intake form so every studio gets the same brief, budget range, and timeline in one place. Use a project management board with stages for brief, concept, production, review, and launch, and let it notify you when a deliverable is ready for feedback. Keep a single asset folder with naming conventions so video cuts, logo files, and web exports never get lost between vendors. For social video, ask for multiple versions up front, as ACANE Studio's per-project model allows, then schedule them through your publishing tool instead of posting by hand. Route invoices and quotes into one spreadsheet so you can compare per-project pricing across studios without digging through email. Automate the reminders, the file routing, and the status updates, and save your attention for the creative decisions that actually move your brand.
The Bottom Line
The right studio is the one whose default way of working matches how you want to buy. Splash Creative suits you if you want a transparent, founder-led build of brand and site together. ACANE Studio suits you if you want video, identity, and web from one bilingual remote team with per-project pricing. Onion Creative Studio suits you if the website is the brand. Creative Website Studios suits you if you want design plus marketing execution under one roof. MOUTHWASH Studio suits you if cultural relevance is the goal. Pick the profile, start the conversation, and keep the brief tight. Your brand will look better for it.