You send the words and the pictures. We send back a magazine.
A finished, designed digital edition — print-ready PDF and web-ready files. No software to learn, no layout to wrestle with, and no in-house design team required.
- First proof in 10 working days
- Two revision rounds included
- Fixed quote before we start
Step 01
Send us what you have
Copy, captions, photographs, your logo. A rough list of topics is enough to begin — we will tell you what is missing.
Step 02
We design the issue
Cover, grid, spreads, typography, image treatment. You see a full proof of the whole issue, not a moodboard.
Step 03
You get the files
A print-ready PDF, a web-optimised PDF, and cover images sized for LinkedIn and email.
What we make
Corporate magazine
The flagship publication. Brand story, leadership, customers, the numbers that matter.
Starts $1,600 onwards
Annual report
Financials people actually read. Charts, narrative, and a cover worth sending on.
Starts $1,600 onwards
Employee magazine
Internal communications that don't get deleted. People, projects, culture.
Starts $700 onwards
Membership magazine
For associations, chambers and trade bodies reporting back to their members.
Starts $1,600 onwards
Alumni magazine
Schools and universities keeping a network warm across decades.
Starts $1,600 onwards
Personal & legacy
For individuals. A milestone, a family history, a body of work — made permanent.
Starts $350 onwards
Look closer
Masthead, cover lines and imprint from Nature, shown at close to full size. Every issue we deliver holds up at this distance, because that is the distance a reader actually holds a page at.
Work and approach
Studio specimenNatureIssue 3, Vol. 12Membership magazine
Studio specimenFrontiersMarch 2026Consumer title
Studio specimenAgricultureSeptember 2024Trade title
Studio specimenIt's My DayJune 2026Arts title- Approach noteHarbour & Co.Annual ReviewAnnual report
- Approach noteThe QuarterlyIssue 12Corporate magazine
- Approach noteNinety YearsA company historyLegacy edition
- Approach noteFieldworkInternal quarterlyEmployee magazine
What it costs
- EssentialStarts $700 onwards12–16 pages
- StandardStarts $1,600 onwards24–32 pages
- FlagshipStarts $3,500 onwards40–60 pages
- PersonalStarts $350 onwards8–12 pages
- Retainer15% below listFour issues a year
| Tier | Extent | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | 12–16 pages | Starts $700 onwards |
| Standard | 24–32 pages | Starts $1,600 onwards |
| Flagship | 40–60 pages | Starts $3,500 onwards |
| Personal | 8–12 pages | Starts $350 onwards |
| Retainer | Four issues a year | 15% below list |
Every project is quoted before it starts. Prices are per issue, in US dollars, and include two rounds of revisions. What is and isn't included.
From the journal
24 August 2026
What an annual report actually costs to design
Real numbers, the four things that move the price more than page count, and why most quotes you receive are not comparable to each other.
17 August 2026
What to send your magazine designer, and in what format
A practical checklist for the handover that decides whether your project runs smoothly or turns into three weeks of chasing files.
10 August 2026
Why your internal magazine gets deleted
Internal comms competes with an inbox, not with other magazines. Six things that decide whether people open the issue — none of which is the budget.
Tell us what you want to publish.
Tell us the format, roughly how many pages, and when you need it. We come back with a fixed quote and a date.