Tell us what you are making.
Nothing needs to be finished before you write. A rough idea, a deadline you are worried about, or a file somebody else prepared badly are all reasonable places to start. If the work is not a fit for us, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
- contact@leapimg.com
- Phone
- 210.858.5505
- Studio
- 301 Blanco Rd. Suite B San Antonio, Texas 78212, USA
- Where we work
- Five countries United States, Mexico, Honduras, Colombia, and the Philippines.
- In business since
- 2005 Twenty years across government and military, retail, transportation, construction, and medical work.
What actually happens next.
No automated sequence, no discovery call booked by a bot. Three steps, and you can stop after any of them.
A person reads it
Someone who would work on the project, not an account handler passing it along. If we are not the right studio for what you described, that is the reply you get.
We ask the awkward questions
What the real deadline is, what has already been tried, who has to approve it, and what happens if it slips. This is the conversation that sets the scope.
You get a scope and a date
Committed after that conversation rather than before it, so the number reflects the actual work and any review or procurement cycles involved.
The things people usually want to know.
What should I put in the message?
What you are making, who it is for, any date it has to be ready by, and whether a budget has already been set. Nothing needs to be finished. A rough description is enough for us to tell you whether we are the right studio for it.
Do I need to know my budget first?
No. If a number is already set it makes the first conversation faster, but we scope and price after discovery rather than before it, so an estimate is not required to start.
Can you work with us outside Texas?
Yes. We are based in San Antonio and operate across five countries: the United States, Mexico, Honduras, Colombia, and the Philippines.
Do I have to use all three services?
No. Branding, development, and print can each be engaged on their own. They sit in one team so they can be combined, not because they have to be.