Your work is
good. Your
brand isn't
keeping up.
Shelfworthy builds the brand around the thing you actually make — logo, colour, type, templates, a shoot plan. Fixed prices. You pay, and it is on your screen before you close the tab.
No subscription · No calls · No brief-and-wait
Type your shop name.
You will get the actual wordmark and palette our engine picks for that brief — drawn now, not a mock-up.
It is almost never the product.
It is three things, every time. The logo changes slightly everywhere it appears. The colours were picked one at a time, months apart. And the photos were taken on a kitchen counter under a ceiling light, which is the single most expensive mistake in small-batch retail.
None of that needs a four-thousand-pound agency project. It needs someone to make the decisions once, write them down, and hand you the files. That is the whole job, and it is what this is.
Pick the one that
fixes your worst problem.
Each is built from the same Maker Profile, so if you come back for a second one it arrives already matching the first.
Launch Kit
The whole brand, built on your product.
- Primary wordmark, drawn from your name in a type pairing chosen for your brief
- Reversed wordmark for dark backgrounds, and a stacked lockup for labels
- Submark monogram in two shapes — your avatar, your wax seal, your favicon
- All logo files as outlined vector: no font to install, identical on every machine
Social Pack
20 templates and four weeks of posts.
- 20 templates as editable SVG — 16 feed posts at 1080×1080, 4 stories at 1080×1920
- Every template built on your palette and your type, so the grid reads as one shop
- Templates for the jobs you actually have: now open, new drop, restock, sold out, care guide, price card, the maker, shipping day
- Photo slots marked on the templates that need one — drop your own picture straight in
Photo Plan
A shoot plan for your phone and your window.
- A 12-shot list for your specific product, in the order to shoot them
- A framing diagram for every shot — where the product sits, where the light comes from, what the crop must survive
- The job each shot does, how to take it, and the mistake most makers make on it
- Four window-light setup diagrams: morning, midday, late afternoon and overcast
Four steps,
one sitting.
Eight short questions about your actual product — material, buyer, price, three words for the feel. Two minutes, no account needed.
Your palette, your type pairing and a framing diagram for your hero shot. Genuinely useful on its own, and yours whether or not you buy.
$29, $39 or $99, once. Card handled by Stripe. No subscription and nothing to cancel.
Thirty seconds, not three days. Files land in your library so you can pull them down again any time.
Files, not advice
Vector logos with the type already outlined, so they open the same on every machine and scale to a shopfront without softening.
Decisions, made
Every colour and font comes with a written rule about where it goes. The reason brands drift is that nobody wrote the rule down.
Yours outright
Full commercial licence, for ever, no attribution. The fonts are open-licensed too, so there is nothing to pay later.
Start with the free part.
Two minutes, no card, no account. You will know if this is for you by the end of it.
Make a Maker Profile