Florida’s branding agencies range from naming specialists to studios that build packaging, restaurant identities and fundraising campaigns. Anderson Collaborative is our first pick for a brand that needs strategy, design and a coordinated marketing rollout. WANT, Levie, Parisleaf and Krinsky stand out for different, more specialized assignments.
The 24 options below include Florida-based teams and a few out-of-state agencies with Florida connections or client work. Their project examples make the differences easier to see: a hospital campaign, a beverage package and a hotel identity require different kinds of experience.
Compare 24 branding agencies serving Florida
| Agency | Project example | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Anderson Collaborative | RMR Solutions | Consumer repositioning, packaging and launch campaigns |
| Nativz | HEST Investments | Corporate identity carried into portfolio-company websites |
| WANT Branding | Outshift by Cisco | Naming and architecture for new corporate brands |
| Panamera | Latin Recording Academy; Rojito Drink | Cultural brands and consumer packaging |
| Levie Branding | Mela watermelon water | Beverage positioning and complete packaging systems |
| REMIXED | The Label | Retail identity and coordinated store launches |
| The Alfam | Helen & Faye’s Kitchen; Hand + Body | Lifestyle identity, photography and ecommerce |
| Might & Matter | The Rover Hotel | Hospitality naming and identity |
| Brand Institute | NPR One; consumer and healthcare naming | Product names, naming systems and regulatory complexity |
| Pumped Inc. | Bitstop; Eben Naturals | Brand foundations and usable identity guidelines |
| ElephantMark | Mike Nugent Pest Control | Service-business identity across vehicles and local marketing |
| Fisher Design & Advertising | SpineWell | Healthcare rebrands supporting multiple locations |
| Jastor | CVI.CHE 105 | Restaurant identity integrated with physical spaces |
| Dsquared Media | Foreclosure Stoppers; Pro Shield Window Tinting | Small-business logos, websites and printed materials |
| Juice Agency | Harpie | Technology brands translated into digital design systems |
| Parisleaf | The Denver Difference | Fundraising campaign brands and donor communications |
| Zoom IQ | Boardroom Communications | Direct creative support, collateral and digital continuity |
| Muse Creative Group | Environmental Learning for Kids; Casa Xabi | Nonprofit messaging and hospitality brand launches |
| 300 Bees | QuanFi | Identity systems for technical and emerging businesses |
| Suma Creative | SAFCO | Repositioning and brand narratives for changing audiences |
| McKay Advertising + Activation | Juici Patties | Activating an established brand in a new market |
| Fuerza Agency | Gummy-manufacturer brand launch; team packaging experience | Brand strategy, launch materials and senior advisory |
| Krinsky Design | Tower 77; Nucleus Technologies | Real-estate naming and full leasing launch systems |
| Sun & Sons | Gramps Hospitality Group | Hospitality identities expressed through spaces and typography |
1. Anderson Collaborative
Anderson Collaborative is our first pick when a new brand identity needs to carry through packaging, a website and customer acquisition. Based in Coral Gables in the Miami area, its branding practice connects positioning and visual design with the work needed to introduce the brand to customers.
For RMR Solutions, the assignment was to expand a cleaning-products brand beyond professional contractors to homeowners. AC refreshed the identity and messaging, redesigned the product line, produced commercials and developed a new website. The same engagement included paid media, social content and ecommerce. That combination suits a company with established product credibility that needs a clearer introduction to a broader audience.
The commercial reel below shows the production capability available to carry the identity into advertising.
2. Nativz
Dallas-based Nativz is an option for Florida businesses that want branding and digital implementation from the same team. Its HEST Investments engagement is a useful example of a corporate identity tied to a practical launch deadline.
In a firsthand Clutch review, HEST’s vice president describes a new logo and website for the family office, websites for companies it owned, and press releases around transactions. The customer said the new site was ready when the deals closed and praised the team’s speed and professionalism. The work is especially relevant to investment firms or groups that need a parent brand and several related businesses to present themselves coherently.
3. WANT Branding
WANT Branding has Miami and New York offices and is particularly relevant when the difficult part is defining a new brand inside an existing organization. Its Outshift by Cisco case connects naming, positioning, identity and rollout.
WANT interviewed Cisco executives, researched technology incubators and developed the Outshift name and Build Amazing positioning. It then created a logo connected to Cisco’s visual heritage and three distinct sub-brands. The launch extended to conference booths, digital advertising, social graphics, email templates and brand videos. That is a more useful comparison for a corporate innovation unit or expanding portfolio than a standalone logo redesign.
4. Panamera
Miami-based Panamera works across brand identity and product presentation. Its published project portfolio includes the Latin Recording Academy’s 2022 rebrand and Rojito Drink’s 2022 brand and packaging work. Those examples show two different applications: updating a recognized institution and introducing a new consumer product.
The portfolio also identifies packaging for JOI’s nutmilk bases and brand development with a store concept for Gran Paris Bakery. Panamera belongs on a shortlist when the identity must work on a shelf, in a retail environment or across a culturally recognizable brand. Compare the applications across these projects, especially how a single visual direction carries into different formats.
5. Levie Branding
Levie Branding is a Miami studio with a particularly detailed consumer-packaging portfolio. Its Mela watermelon-water case covers positioning, identity, brand story, a handwritten wordmark, custom illustration, typography and messaging.
The work continues into individual product SKUs, four- and twelve-packs, retail materials, campaigns, trucks and digital collateral. This makes Levie a useful choice for a food or beverage company that needs more than a label refresh: the identity must remain recognizable across product sizes, distribution channels and launch materials. The case also includes a named testimonial from Mela CEO Dominic Purpura about the creative work and the team’s handling of revisions.
6. REMIXED
Orlando-based REMIXED combines strategy, visual identity and brand voice with implementation. Its The Label case concerns a women’s clothing and accessories retailer entering a crowded market with an audience ranging from students to established professionals.
The assignment included identity, voice, brand management, integrated marketing and experiential work. REMIXED reports that the brand rolled out across multiple Central Florida locations in its first quarter. The practical fit is a retailer or hospitality operator that needs the same idea to hold together across locations, opening materials and ongoing communications.
7. The Alfam
The Alfam combines identity with the photography, video and websites that make a lifestyle brand tangible. It is headquartered in New York; its company profile also lists a Miami location.
Its portfolio describes a rebrand and Shopify rollout for Helen & Faye’s Kitchen, supported by messaging, copy, photography and video. Hand + Body similarly combines identity with photography, video and website design and development. These are useful examples for a consumer business that wants its product presentation and storefront developed together. A customer interview with marketing professional Pavllo Zengo separately describes a collaborative process covering brand ethos, colors, layout and a custom WordPress portfolio site.
8. Might & Matter
Might & Matter is now based in Asheville, North Carolina, with a portfolio that includes Florida hospitality work.
For The Rover Hotel, a Miami boutique hotel, the team developed the brand strategy, name and visual identity. The case describes researching the incoming traveler demographic and building the identity around exploration and the property’s colorful setting. It is worth considering for a Florida hotel or lifestyle business whose positioning and name need to be established before the visual system is designed.
9. Brand Institute
Miami-headquartered Brand Institute is a specialist in naming, with supporting identity, research and regulatory expertise. Its consumer-technology portfolio identifies NPR One among its news-app naming experience, alongside technology brands in computing, telecommunications and other categories.
The distinction is useful when the assignment begins with a name that must work across markets, product families or approval processes. In a 2022 healthcare customer interview, the client describes discovery, narrowing hundreds of candidates and help navigating regulatory review. Brand Institute is a more specialized fit for that problem than a studio primarily focused on campaign graphics or website design.
10. Pumped Inc.
Coral Gables-based Pumped has direct examples of building a new identity and documenting it for everyday use. Its Bitstop project, published in July 2022, describes creating a brand and positioning strategy for a bitcoin ATM startup, with trust and confidence central to the brief.
A separate Eben Naturals customer review describes a 2017 brand manual covering fonts, colors and other assets, plus a presentation deck for investors and partners. CEO Milain David said the manual became a reference for subsequent website and social design. That is a concrete fit for a growing business whose different vendors need one consistent set of brand rules.
11. ElephantMark
ElephantMark is based in Lakewood Ranch and shows how a brand can work beyond a website. Its current portfolio identifies the Mike Nugent Pest Control assignment as research, brand strategy and identity, extending into custom mascot illustration, yard signs and fleet vehicle wraps.
That is directly relevant to a local service company whose vehicles and field materials are major customer touchpoints. The same portfolio includes Yuca Balls naming and packaging, and an Artisan Gelato packaging refresh, giving consumer-product businesses another way to assess the studio’s work. The value of these examples is the range of actual applications, from a moving vehicle to a small package.
12. Fisher Design & Advertising
Jacksonville-based Fisher Design & Advertising, now presented as Fisher Agency, has a detailed example of branding around expansion. Its April 2025 SpineWell case follows Nathans Family Chiropractic’s move toward a multi-location healthcare brand.
Fisher describes leadership workshops, a new name and tagline, visual identity, patient messaging, a website redesign and in-clinic materials such as signage and welcome kits. The useful distinction is operational: the new brand needed to work for patient communications and physical locations as well as marketing. Healthcare groups planning an acquisition or regional rollout can compare that scope with a simpler visual refresh.
13. Jastor
Miami-based Jastor focuses on restaurant brands and guest experiences. Its 2022 CVI.CHE 105 project describes a rebrand with chef and owner Juan Chipoco, informed by research into Peruvian culinary heritage.
Jastor developed the visual identity, menu systems, packaging, collateral and digital touchpoints. The case credits Plasma Nodo for interior and architectural design and explains how the teams coordinated the brand with the physical spaces. That division of work matters for a restaurant group: Jastor’s example is strongest as a coordinated identity and guest-experience assignment, with specialist architectural collaboration clearly identified.
14. Dsquared Media
Dsquared Media brings branding, websites and graphic production together for businesses that need the basics implemented consistently. Its published customer testimonials include Foreclosure Stoppers describing two websites and logos created from scratch, and Pro Shield Window Tinting describing the design and printing of business cards and brochures.
These are practical examples for an owner who wants a recognizable identity, a working website and sales materials from one team. They are customer accounts hosted by the agency; Dsquared also has a separate Clutch review profile linked below. Its wider portfolio includes Track Tech, Top Gymnastics and the Carter Viss Foundation, but the named customer accounts are the clearer evidence for the specific branding and print scope.
15. Juice Agency
Juice is an Orlando agency whose work connects branding with digital experiences. Its Harpie case concerns a wallet-security product that arrived with an existing logo and wanted stronger visuals across online touchpoints.
Juice began with a branding and creative-direction workshop, then built a visual system intended to speak to Web3 users while also connecting with enterprise audiences. The assignment included branding, web design and content. It is a useful example for a technical company whose identity needs to explain a specialized product without feeling inaccessible to a broader business audience.
16. Parisleaf
Parisleaf specializes in fundraising campaign brands. Its University of Denver project covers audience research, strategy, naming, messaging, visual identity, a case for support, video and a website for The Denver Difference.
The $1 billion figure in the case is the university’s campaign goal, not revenue attributed to Parisleaf. The university’s own 2025 CASE award submission confirms Parisleaf as its communications partner and describes a microsite designed to explain giving priorities and connect donors with the campaign. This is a focused choice for a university, hospital or nonprofit preparing a major fundraising initiative.
17. Zoom IQ
Zoom IQ is a Bal Harbour creative practice led by Rick Tuckerman. Its current site describes a freelance service model, which is useful context for a buyer who wants direct access to the person doing the creative work.
In a February 2022 customer interview, Boardroom Communications COO Don Silver describes a relationship involving five websites, collateral, email templates, marketing campaigns and video. The work included content, site architecture and ongoing maintenance. Zoom IQ fits a business or communications team that needs consistent creative execution over time, particularly across print and digital materials, rather than a large brand consultancy structure.
18. Muse Creative Group
Muse Creative Group has particularly clear scope labels in its work portfolio. For Environmental Learning for Kids, it lists brand development, messaging strategy, a brand launch and video production. For Casa Xabi, a Basque restaurant, it lists brand development alongside social content and technology support.
Those examples make Muse relevant to an organization that needs an identity expressed through a story and a launch, especially in nonprofit or hospitality settings. Its communications work for organizations such as Greenpeace is a separate capability; the Environmental Learning for Kids project is the more direct evidence of its branding scope.
19. 300 Bees
Miami-based 300 Bees publishes detailed design work through its officially linked Behance account. Its QuanFi identity project, co-credited to 300bees and Manuel Páez, describes a fiber-optic infrastructure brand built around clarity and reliability.
The September 2025 portfolio entry identifies a logo system, typography, color palette, iconography and guidelines for digital and print use. Separately, Mr. Bumper’s customer interview describes a WordPress site with a photo-upload feature for repair estimates. Together, these show identity design and practical website delivery, with the customer review specifically supporting the web work.
20. Suma Creative
Miami-based Suma Creative previously operated as Crea7ive and Plural Agency. The continuity matters when reviewing its older portfolio and customer feedback: those names refer to the same business, rather than three separate agencies.
For SAFCO in 2024, Suma developed branding, a brand narrative and a website around the auto-finance company’s mission of inclusion and opportunity for people underserved by traditional credit. The project is useful for a financial or professional-services business that needs to make a complex offer feel understandable and approachable. Its current Clutch profile retains historical Crea7ive customer accounts, including a renewable-energy company’s description of a brand book, positioning statements and ongoing brand support.
21. McKay Advertising + Activation
Tampa-based McKay Advertising + Activation is most relevant here for brand activation and franchise marketing. Its Juici Patties example describes entering the Tampa Bay market through Meta advertising, SEO and personalized SMS campaigns to build recognition and engage prospective customers.
This is a different assignment from inventing a name or designing packaging. McKay’s strength in this comparison is taking an existing restaurant or franchise brand into a local market and coordinating the channels used to introduce it. A business with an established identity and an expansion plan should compare that scope with the naming and identity specialists elsewhere in the guide.
22. Fuerza Agency
Fuerza Agency now presents a founder-led brand and growth advisory model. Its homepage identifies Select packaging among the collective’s experience; the major Nike and Apple examples on that page are likewise presented as team credentials, rather than a list of current Fuerza commissions.
A more direct agency account comes from a Fort Lauderdale gummy manufacturer’s October 2022 review. The president describes a November 2021–April 2022 engagement covering branding, logo, type and colors, photo shoots, a website, digital brochures and trade-show materials. The customer is unnamed, but the delivery scope is specific. It is relevant to a product business needing a coordinated launch and senior brand direction.
23. Krinsky Design
Krinsky Design is based in Miami Beach and has a substantial property-branding portfolio. For Tower 77 in 2023, a Greenpoint waterfront rental development in New York, it developed positioning, naming, identity, a website, signage, floor plans, neighborhood photography and print materials.
That complete leasing rollout makes Krinsky a useful comparison for developers who need the brand applied across sales environments and digital channels. Its Nucleus Technologies customer review provides a separate software-sector example, describing stakeholder discovery, naming, logo, colors and presentation templates.
24. Sun & Sons
Miami studio Sun & Sons has a particularly useful firsthand account from Gramps Hospitality Group. In the March 2020 interview, the owner describes graphic design, exterior design and renderings, typography and identity development that helped turn the bar’s concept into a visual expression.
The customer also describes returning for later assignments, including a brand within the existing identity when the kitchen opened. Cofounder Alex Burnard’s own account of the studio confirms Gramps among its Miami hospitality work. Sun & Sons is a strong comparison for a bar, restaurant or independent hotel that needs a distinctive character carried into its space, printed pieces and subsequent extensions.
Match the agency to the branding assignment
For a new product, compare packaging systems and retail applications, not only the logo. Levie’s Mela work, Panamera’s beverage projects and ElephantMark’s packaging portfolio show how an identity can extend across a product range.
For a business with several brands or locations, the challenge is consistency without making every offer look identical. WANT’s Outshift sub-brands, Fisher’s SpineWell rollout and Nativz’s HEST work address different versions of that problem. Property and hospitality operators can look more closely at Krinsky, Jastor, Might & Matter and Sun & Sons for identities applied to physical places.
A proposal should make the handoff concrete: the naming and strategy work, the identity system, editable production files, usage guidelines, launch materials and any website or campaign support. Those deliverables explain what the quoted scope actually buys.
Anderson Collaborative publishes this guide; Nativz is its sister agency.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best branding agency in Florida?
Anderson Collaborative is our first pick for branding connected to packaging, web development and campaign execution. WANT is a strong option for naming and brand architecture, Levie for consumer packaging, Parisleaf for fundraising campaigns, and Krinsky for property brands. The best fit depends on what the new identity must accomplish.
What services do Florida branding agencies offer?
Florida branding agencies offer positioning, naming, messaging, logo and identity systems, packaging, brand guidelines, websites and launch creative. Some specialize in an industry or a particular application, such as restaurant environments, property leasing or donor campaigns.
How do I choose a branding agency in Florida?
Start with a comparable project and examine the actual deliverables: positioning, naming, identity, guidelines and the applications your business needs. Compare customer accounts, who will do the work, ownership of final assets, and the rollout scope. A packaging assignment and a corporate naming project need different expertise.
When should a business rebrand?
Consider a rebrand when the identity no longer matches the business, its audience or its direction. Expansion, acquisitions and a new product category can justify a broader change. If the strategy still fits and only a few applications feel dated, a focused refresh may be sufficient.
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