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A graphic design agency owns the visual system a business trades on: logo and identity, the typography and colour rules holding it together, packaging and label artwork, brochures and sell sheets, signage and vehicle graphics, and the artwork feeding advertising and social channels. Fort Worth splits between a handful of long-established full-service agencies with packaging and civic accounts and a deep bench of one-person studios serving local trades, realtors and churches.
We reviewed 19 external agencies alongside Web Tonic on evidenced design work, publicly named clients, published pricing and a verified address. Seventeen name a client outright, none publish a rate, and sixteen give an address inside Fort Worth itself.
Who actually designs for Fort Worth's biggest names?
The established shops name them outright. Balcom Agency names Cavender's and the Ball Park buns packaging for Bimbo Bakeries, Schaefer Advertising names the Fort Worth Zoo and Texas A&M Fort Worth, and Sovic Creative names Ben E Keith's beverage brands.
1. Web Tonic
About: Web Tonic starts a Fort Worth design brief with the commercial job the artwork has to do rather than the moodboard. That means identity and logo systems built to hold up on a building sign, a trade booth and a phone screen at once, campaign creative produced at the volume paid channels consume, and website build so the identity ships instead of sitting in a folder. The Fort Worth agencies below with decades of packaging, civic and Cultural District work behind them will beat us on that local craft.
Key Services: Growth Marketing, Paid Social, PPC, Meta Ads, SEO, Google Ads, Snapchat Ads, Amazon Ads, Reddit Ads, TikTok Ads, TikTok Shop, GEO-AEO, Webflow Design, Shopify Design, WordPress Design, UGC, Social Media Management, Pay Per Click Management, Marketing Analytics, Analytics Implementation & CDPs, Performance Branding, Performance 360° Audit, Programmatic Ads, OOH Ads, HR Marketing
Industries Served: eCommerce, SaaS, B2B, Construction Professionals, Home Services, SMEs, Health Spa & Wellness, Retail, Legal & Judicial Services, Food & Beverages, Pets, Fitness, Family & Children, Finance & Insurance, Travel, Non-Profits & Organizations, Furniture & Decoration
Notable Clients: WorldRemit, Jack & Jones, Ardene, L'Oréal, Sendwave, Nestlé, Airbnb. Serve Fortune 500 companies and smaller fast-paced startups.
Locations: HQ in San Francisco with notable offices in New York, Chicago, Miami, Toronto, Montreal, Dubai, Singapore, Sydney and more. Offices on five continents.
Pricing: Starting at USD $3,000 per month. Flexible and scalable plans at any time according to your enterprise needs. Book a call to learn more.
Great For: Mid-market to enterprise-level businesses requiring ongoing, on-tap growth and performance marketing services.
Website: Web Tonic
2. Balcom Agency
About: Balcom Agency is a Fort Worth advertising and design shop whose case study library names the client and deliverable behind projects like the Ball Park Buns and Rolls packaging refresh for Bimbo Bakeries USA, with a documented 312 percent lift in bun brand preference tied to the accompanying campaign work. It also names print and collateral projects for Cavender's and the Presbyterian Night Shelter. Its headquarters address on the contact page is a Fort Worth, Texas post office box, confirming the studio sits inside the city proper.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Packaging design, Print collateral design, Out-of-home and signage design, Marketing brochure design, Integrated campaign design
Industries Served: Consumer packaged goods, Healthcare, Nonprofit, Retail, Financial services
Notable Clients: Cavender's, Bimbo Bakeries USA (Ball Park Buns and Rolls), Presbyterian Night Shelter, TCU Neeley School of Business, Sinclair
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Regional CPG brands, Healthcare systems, Nonprofits
Website: Balcom Agency
3. Schaefer Advertising Co.
About: Schaefer Advertising Co is a Fort Worth agency whose designers produce the annual Fort Worth Zoo Ball invitation suite and brand collateral for Texas A&M Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership. Its published case studies name each client and the printed deliverable, from save-the-date sets to keystone donor brochures. The studio's street address at 207 East Broadway Avenue confirms its headquarters sits inside Fort Worth.
Key Services: Invitation and event collateral design, Brand identity design, Brochure design, Signage and out-of-home design, Campaign print design, Packaging design
Industries Served: Healthcare, Higher education, Real estate, Tourism and destination, Nonprofit
Notable Clients: Fort Worth Zoo, Texas A&M Fort Worth, Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership, North Texas Community Foundation, Bennett Partners
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Nonprofits, Healthcare systems, Destination brands
Website: Schaefer Advertising Co.
4. J.O. Agency
About: JO Agency, doing business as Designs By Jo, is a women-owned Fort Worth studio whose design team built the visual rebrand for the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and a donor-packet brochure system for the Tarrant County College Foundation. Its published case studies name the client and the printed or digital deliverable for each engagement. Public business listings and the Fort Worth Chamber directory place its headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, where it has operated since 1998.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Logo design, Brochure design, Stationery design, Event and campaign collateral design, Digital graphic design
Industries Served: Chambers of commerce and associations, Higher education and nonprofit foundations, Arts organizations, Hospitality and restaurants, Healthcare
Notable Clients: Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, Arts Council of Fort Worth, Tarrant County College Foundation, Kids Who Care Musical Theatre
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Chambers and associations, Nonprofits, Restaurants
Website: J.O. Agency
5. 6th Ave Storytelling
About: 6th Ave Storytelling is a Fort Worth marketing studio that lists graphic design support alongside branding work, with named case studies for the title company Fort Worth Title and the craft brewery Rahr and Sons. Each engagement is documented with the client name and the branding or collateral produced, including the 6th Ave Homes space build-out. The company states directly on its site that Fort Worth is its home city, not a marketed service area.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Graphic design support, Print collateral design, Social graphic design, Packaging concept design, Campaign design
Industries Served: Real estate and title services, Food and beverage, Hospitality, Small business, Professional services
Notable Clients: Fort Worth Title, Rahr and Sons Brewery, Walsh, 6th Ave Homes
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Craft breweries, Real estate brands, Small businesses
Website: 6th Ave Storytelling
6. Bluebird Creative Co.
About: Bluebird Creative Co runs a dedicated print and collateral design line covering brochures, pitch decks, one-pagers and signage, backed by named case studies for Worth Wealth Advisors and the stationery brand Little Letters Paper Studio. Its street address on White Settlement Road confirms the office sits inside Fort Worth rather than a shared virtual listing. The shop is built around servicing small and mid-size Fort Worth business marketing teams directly.
Key Services: Print and collateral design, Brand identity design, Pitch deck design, Signage design, Direct mail design, Digital ad graphic design
Industries Served: Financial services, Stationery and retail, Hospitality, Professional services, Nonprofit
Notable Clients: Worth Wealth Advisors, Little Letters Paper Studio, First Bank Texas, Local Foods Kitchen
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Financial advisors, Stationery brands, Restaurants
Website: Bluebird Creative Co.
7. Sovic Creative
About: Sovic Creative maintains a dedicated packaging design service line and documents its work for Ben E Keith's food and beverage subsidiary brands and the Holiday Auto Group directly on its site. Its Rogers Road address confirms a genuine Fort Worth office, matched by client reviews collected under that same address. The studio positions itself as a full creative shop covering branding, packaging and advertising design under one roof.
Key Services: Packaging design, Brand identity design, Logo design, Advertising design, Digital graphic design, Print collateral design
Industries Served: Food and beverage distribution, Automotive retail, Consumer products, Hospitality, Professional services
Notable Clients: Ben E Keith, Holiday Auto Group
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Food and beverage brands, Auto dealerships, CPG startups
Website: Sovic Creative
8. Ardent Creative
About: Ardent Creative is headquartered in Southlake with a genuine second staffed office at 707 West Vickery Boulevard in Fort Worth, confirmed through the Better Business Bureau, the local chamber directory and a past Paycheck Protection Program loan filing under that same address. Its named client roster spans TCU, Frank Kent, Bison Coolers and Texas National Bank, with packaging, tradeshow and print collateral among its listed deliverables. The studio markets its office directly as a Fort Worth branding and design location on its own site.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Packaging design, Tradeshow and sales collateral design, Logo design, Print design, Digital ad design
Industries Served: Higher education, Automotive, Consumer products, Financial services, Nonprofit
Notable Clients: TCU, Frank Kent, Bison Coolers, WilliamsTrew, Texas National Bank
Locations: Southlake, United States, Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Universities, Auto dealers, CPG brands
Website: Ardent Creative
9. Market Graphics
About: Market Graphics is a Fort Worth graphic design studio with more than 25 years in business, and its site names the B&G Attorneys logo redesign as a completed client project alongside its printed and multimedia design services. The shop's contact page lists a 76117 zip code Fort Worth address, confirming a genuine local location rather than a remote service page. Its work spans print, digital and physical brand touchpoints for local businesses.
Key Services: Logo design, Brand identity design, Print design, Multimedia design, Signage design, Packaging design
Industries Served: Legal services, Small business, Retail, Healthcare, Professional services
Notable Clients: B&G Attorneys
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Law firms, Small local businesses, Retailers
Website: Market Graphics
10. ZM Graphics, Inc.
About: ZM Graphics is a solo Fort Worth studio, and its portfolio of animations, cutaways, data visualizations and maps includes work published by The Dallas Morning News, named directly on the site. Its street address on Edwin Street places the business inside Fort Worth proper rather than a shared office. The studio focuses specifically on infographic and data-visual design rather than general branding.
Key Services: Infographic design, Data visualization design, Cutaway illustration design, Map design, Editorial graphic design, Print design
Industries Served: News media and publishing, Education, Government, Nonprofit, Corporate communications
Notable Clients: The Dallas Morning News
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Newsrooms, Publishers, Corporate communications teams
Website: ZM Graphics, Inc.
11. E49 Creative
About: E49 Creative describes itself on its own about page as a small branding studio based in Dallas, and its contact page separately lists a Fort Worth, Texas location alongside its Dallas and Salt Lake City offices. Its named case study for Fiori, a Fort Worth home builder, documents the identity work delivered for that client. This firm is headquartered in Dallas and serves Fort Worth clients through its listed local office rather than being a Fort Worth native shop.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Logo design, Packaging design, Print collateral design, Brand guideline design, Digital brand design
Industries Served: Homebuilding and real estate, Technology, Professional services, Food and drink, B2B
Notable Clients: Fiori
Locations: Dallas, United States, Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Homebuilders, B2B tech firms, Professional service brands
Website: E49 Creative
12. Prodigy Code
About: Prodigy Code runs a dedicated brand identity and graphic design service line covering logos, brand guidelines, marketing collateral and packaging, and names Gemini Healthcare, a Fort Worth operator of skilled nursing facilities, as a completed client project on its own site. Its office sits at 209 West 2nd Street in downtown Fort Worth. The shop pairs its design work with web development and digital marketing services under the same roof.
Key Services: Logo and visual identity design, Brand guideline design, Marketing and print collateral design, Digital and social graphic design, Packaging and specialty design, Pitch and presentation design
Industries Served: Healthcare, Small business, Professional services, Hospitality, Nonprofit
Notable Clients: Gemini Healthcare
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Healthcare operators, Small businesses, Local service brands
Website: Prodigy Code
13. Belisle Marketing & Design
About: Belisle Marketing and Design is a one-person Fort Worth shop founded in 2019, and his public posts document named rebrand and web design projects for TSG Wealth Management and Embassy. The company's own site lists Fort Worth, Texas as its location and posted operating hours. Its graphic design and branding service page covers logos, brochures and full identity systems for local clients.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Logo design, Print collateral design, Digital ad design, Brochure design, Packaging concept design
Industries Served: Wealth management, Dental and healthcare, Nonprofit, Small business, Hospitality
Notable Clients: TSG Wealth Management, Embassy
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Wealth managers, Healthcare practices, Small businesses
Website: Belisle Marketing & Design
14. 4 Blocks Design
About: 4 Blocks Design is a one-person Fort Worth studio, and its VARS Branding case study names the client, Valentin, and the Texas flag-inspired logo and brand system delivered for his construction business. The studio's own about page states Marco works with clients in Fort Worth and beyond from his home base. Aguirre also formally operates the business as Studio Spectacular LLC out of Fort Worth.
Key Services: Logo design, Brand identity design, Business card and print design, Social media branding design, App icon design, Custom illustration design
Industries Served: Construction and trades, Small business, Entrepreneurship, Hospitality, Technology
Notable Clients: VARS Branding (Valentin)
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Solo entrepreneurs, Tradespeople, Local startups
Website: 4 Blocks Design
15. Old West Creative
About: Old West Creative is a Texas branding, packaging and digital design practice run out of Fort Worth by a designer with more than 15 years of agency experience, and its portfolio names finished projects including CocoGoods, Wylie Engineering, Sola Prosthetics and Norfleet. The studio states directly on its homepage that it is based in Fort Worth, Texas. Its work spans retail shelf packaging through full digital brand identity systems.
Key Services: Packaging design, Brand identity design, Logo design, Digital brand design, Retail shelf design, Print collateral design
Industries Served: Consumer packaged goods, Engineering and industrial, Healthcare products, Real estate, Retail
Notable Clients: CocoGoods, Wylie Engineering, Sola Prosthetics, Norfleet
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: CPG startups, Engineering firms, Healthcare product brands
Website: Old West Creative
16. Rouse Design Studio
About: Rouse Design Studio is a Fort Worth studio and registered as Rouse Design LLC at a Fort Worth address on file with the Texas Secretary of State. Named client work featured on its site includes Layne and Co Salon, HiveHouse and Field Construction, each tied to a branding or web project. The studio focuses on small business branding, website graphics and copywriting delivered as one package.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Logo design, Website graphic design, Social media template design, Print collateral design, Packaging concept design
Industries Served: Beauty and salons, Construction, Events, Counseling and wellness, Photography
Notable Clients: Layne and Co Salon, HiveHouse, Field Construction, Emerson and Co Events
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Salons and beauty brands, Construction companies, Wellness practices
Website: Rouse Design Studio
17. The Fort Creative
About: The Fort Creative is a Fort Worth agency founded in 2022, and its public work includes a full branding package for Menchaca Brothers Concrete and Construction and identity work for the golf brand Campus Course, both named on its social channels. Business records and a founder interview place the company's headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. Its services run from logo design through brand guidelines and merchandise design.
Key Services: Brand identity and logo design, Brand guideline design, Merchandise design, Print collateral design, Event branding design, Digital graphic design
Industries Served: Construction, Sports and recreation, Hospitality and events, Small business, Entertainment
Notable Clients: Menchaca Brothers Concrete and Construction, Campus Course, Dickies Arena
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Construction companies, Sports brands, Event venues
Website: The Fort Creative
18. Influensoul
About: Influensoul is a Fort Worth branding and marketing studio, and its portfolio names finished identity projects for Tina Berg Realty, Michelle Vernon Brows and Tiyana Robinson Beauty, each shown with the delivered logo and brand assets. The studio also documents a named event partnership with the Fontaine Hotel that it produced for its own brand visibility. Its own homepage states plainly that it operates as a Fort Worth based creative branding agency.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Logo design, Social media graphic design, Event branding design, Print collateral design, Packaging concept design
Industries Served: Real estate, Beauty and personal care, Hospitality, Small business, Entrepreneurship
Notable Clients: Tina Berg Realty, Michelle Vernon Brows, Tiyana Robinson Beauty, Hair By Shelsea
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Real estate agents, Beauty brands, Personal brands
Website: Influensoul
19. Welch Design Co.
About: Welch Design Co is a one-person Fort Worth studio, and its project gallery shows finished brand and campaign artwork including a breast cancer awareness project and the Eagle Shop project alongside the visual deliverables produced for each. The studio's own site lists Fort Worth, Texas as its location on the contact page. Welch positions the shop around digital design, branding and marketing collateral for small businesses.
Key Services: Brand identity design, Print collateral design, Digital ad design, Packaging concept design, Social graphic design, Logo design
Industries Served: Healthcare and nonprofit, Retail, Small business, Sports and recreation, Hospitality
Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category
Locations: Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Nonprofits, Small retailers, Local service brands
Website: Welch Design Co.
20. Daniel DeHart Design
About: Daniel DeHart Design is a website and logo design practice with a 5 star Google review rating, and its own contact page lists an address in North Richland Hills, a Fort Worth suburb, rather than a location inside Fort Worth proper. The studio markets its logo design work directly to Fort Worth area businesses and features client testimonials naming the design outcome delivered. This firm should be read as a nearby suburb studio serving Fort Worth clients rather than one headquartered in the city itself.
Key Services: Logo design, Brand identity design, Print collateral design, Website graphic design, Packaging concept design, Social graphic design
Industries Served: Small business, Professional services, Retail, Hospitality, Healthcare
Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category
Locations: North Richland Hills, United States, Fort Worth, United States
Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope
Great For: Small businesses, Startups, Local service providers
Website: Daniel DeHart Design
Quick Comparison Table
| Agency | Key Specialty | Starting Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Web Tonic | Full-Service Performance Marketing | USD $3,000/mo | Mid-market to Enterprise |
| 2. Balcom Agency | Packaging and campaign design | Quote-based | Regional brands needing packaging design |
| 3. Schaefer Advertising Co. | Event and campaign collateral design | Quote-based | Nonprofits needing print collateral |
| 4. J.O. Agency | Chamber and nonprofit rebrands | Quote-based | Local associations needing rebrands |
| 5. 6th Ave Storytelling | Storytelling-driven brand design | Quote-based | Small businesses wanting brand storytelling |
| 6. Bluebird Creative Co. | Print collateral and pitch decks | Quote-based | Small teams needing pitch decks |
| 7. Sovic Creative | Packaging and branding design | Quote-based | Food and beverage packaging clients |
| 8. Ardent Creative | Brand identity and packaging design | Quote-based | Established Fort Worth-area brands |
| 9. Market Graphics | Logo and print design for small business | Quote-based | Local firms needing logo redesigns |
| 10. ZM Graphics, Inc. | Infographic and data-visual design | Quote-based | Publishers needing data visuals |
| 11. E49 Creative | Brand transformation for local businesses | Quote-based | Homebuilders needing a rebrand |
| 12. Prodigy Code | Brand identity and collateral design | Quote-based | Healthcare brands needing consistent visuals |
| 13. Belisle Marketing & Design | Brand identity for local firms | Quote-based | Wealth managers needing a rebrand |
| 14. 4 Blocks Design | Logo design for entrepreneurs | Quote-based | Trades businesses needing a logo |
| 15. Old West Creative | Packaging and retail brand design | Quote-based | CPG brands needing packaging design |
| 16. Rouse Design Studio | Branding for women-owned small businesses | Quote-based | Salons needing a brand refresh |
| 17. The Fort Creative | Branding packages for local businesses | Quote-based | New businesses needing a full brand package |
| 18. Influensoul | Personal brand identity design | Quote-based | Personal brands needing a logo |
| 19. Welch Design Co. | Digital and print brand design | Quote-based | Nonprofits needing awareness campaign design |
| 20. Daniel DeHart Design | Logo design for small business | Quote-based | Startups needing a logo |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Fort Worth studios can you verify before briefing?
Seventeen of the nineteen external agencies name clients on their own sites. Balcom Agency names Cavender's and Bimbo Bakeries, J.O. Agency names the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Tarrant County College, The Fort Creative names Dickies Arena, and ZM Graphics names work published by The Dallas Morning News. Welch Design Co and Daniel DeHart Design anonymise their case studies, so ask those two for two contactable references before any money moves.
What does graphic design cost in Fort Worth?
Not one external agency on this page publishes a rate card, which is normal for this market and unhelpful for a budget. Build the number from scope instead: agree the exact artefacts, the number of concept routes, the revision cap and the file formats, then ask every shortlisted firm to price that identical list. Comparing three quotes against one written scope is far more reliable than any directory's estimated range.
Are these agencies really inside Fort Worth?
Sixteen of the nineteen publish a Fort Worth address, on streets including West Second, Rogers Road, White Settlement Road and Edwin Street. Three sit outside the city and we say so on their entries: Ardent Creative is headquartered in Southlake with a staffed Fort Worth office on West Vickery Boulevard, E49 Creative describes itself as Dallas-based with a Fort Worth location, and Daniel DeHart Design works from North Richland Hills. None of the three is disqualified by that, but you should know it before a press check.
Should you hire an agency or a one-person studio here?
It depends on the artefact and the calendar. The multi-person agencies on this page hold the packaging, civic and institutional accounts, which need production management, print supervision and a team that survives a holiday. The solo studios turn brand identities and collateral around faster and cheaper, and several name real clients to prove it. Ask directly who will do the drawing, who manages the printer, and what happens if that person is unavailable in week three.
What should be in the contract before you pay a deposit?
A deliverable list naming every file and format, a capped number of concept routes and revision rounds, a schedule with named checkpoints, and an explicit statement of what transfers to you on final payment. Typeface licensing is the item buyers miss most, because a licence bought in the agency's name does not automatically pass to you. In a market where nobody posts a price, that written scope is the only thing turning a verbal estimate into a real number.
Choosing a Graphic Design Agency in Fort Worth
Start with the named work, because most of this market shows it. Seventeen of the nineteen external agencies name clients publicly, so pick two engagements close to your own job and verify one of them by phone.
Know which side of the city line you are hiring. Three of these firms are really in Southlake, Dallas and North Richland Hills, we state that on each entry, and one of them keeps a staffed office in Fort Worth anyway.
Match the team size to the artefact. Packaging and civic identity work want an agency with print supervision, while a logo and collateral set is exactly what the solo studios on this page do well.
Fix the money and the files before the deposit clears. With no published rate anywhere on this page, a written deliverable list, a revision cap and clarity on artwork ownership and typeface licensing are your only real protection. If you would rather have identity design, campaign creative and web build handled by one team, read our latest analysis or book a call.
