Fledge is a New Zealand design studio building custom websites and brand identities for small businesses ready to be taken seriously online.
Projects delivered this month
2
NZ small businesses
since 2025
Client rating
5.0
★★★★★
Based on client
reviews
1 project active
Currently designing: Nationwide LED Billboard Supply & Installation
The range
We adapt to each client's brand, industry, and customers. No templates. No shortcuts.
Tane Electrical
Electrician · South Auckland
Matariki Law
Law firm · CBD Auckland
Kōwhai Yoga
Yoga studio · Parnell
Ora Skincare
Skincare · Nelson, NZ
The Larder
Restaurant · Britomart
South Current Surf
Surf school · Raglan
Pōhutukawa Architects
Architecture · Takapuna
Tane Electrical
Electrician · South Auckland
Matariki Law
Law firm · CBD Auckland
Kōwhai Yoga
Yoga studio · Parnell
Ora Skincare
Skincare · Nelson, NZ
The Larder
Restaurant · Britomart
South Current Surf
Surf school · Raglan
Pōhutukawa Architects
Architecture · Takapuna
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LED Display Supply & Installation · Nationwide NZ
An engineering-led LED display company that goes well beyond the loading dock. They needed a site as technically credible as their installs — we built something that leads with authority and makes nationwide reach clear from the first scroll.
Strategy, design, and build — all under one roof. Every site is hand-crafted specifically around your business, your customers, and the impression you want to leave.
Logos, marks, type systems, colour palettes — the toolkit your business uses to look like itself. Built by our in-house designer, sympathetically and slowly.
Your site doesn't stop needing attention after launch. We handle the technical side so you can focus on running your business.
Need something different?
We also handle one-off illustrations, photography direction, and ongoing site care.
Tell us a little about your business. We reply to every enquiry within one working day — usually with a few questions back, and a rough idea of how we'd approach it.
