Fixed price, written first
You get a number before design starts, and it does not move unless you change the scope in writing. If we underestimate, that is our problem to absorb — which is a strong incentive to scope carefully.
Five people.
No handoff tax.
Fluxis Studio started in 2019 out of frustration with the agency model: three account managers, one junior doing the work, and a bill that reflected the meetings rather than the outcome.
We stayed deliberately small instead. The person who shows you the design is the person who made it.
Our story
Built around one
Built around one
awkward question.
"Did it work?" Most studios cannot answer that, because they hand off before the answer exists. The site launches, the brand book is delivered, the invoice clears, and whether the business improved is somebody else's problem.
We built Fluxis so that question stays on our desk. That meant keeping engineering, design, video and growth in the same team — not because it is efficient to be broad, but because you cannot iterate on creative in a week if the creative lives at another company.
It also meant getting comfortable turning work down. We say no to projects where the brief is really a symptom of something we cannot fix, and we would rather lose a deal than sell a rebuild to a company whose actual problem is pricing.
How we operate
Four rules we
Four rules we
actually enforce.
Not values on a wall. These change what we do on a Tuesday, and each one has cost us money at least once.
Demos, not status updates
Every week you get a working link, not a percentage. It is harder for us and it catches disagreements in week two instead of week six, when they are still cheap to fix.
You own everything
Repository, design sources, editable video projects, ad accounts, domains. No proprietary CMS, no hosting lock-in, no licence that expires if you stop paying us.
We will talk you out of it
If a cheaper fix gets you eighty percent of the result, we will say so in the first call. We have lost several large projects this way and gained more referrals than we lost revenue.
The team
Who you'll
Who you'll
actually talk to.
No account layer. One of these four leads your project and stays on it from the first call to the handover.
Iris Fenwick
Founder · Design lead
Fifteen years in brand and product design. Obsessive about type and about logos that still work at favicon size.
Noah Adeyemi
Engineering lead
Next.js, React Native and a low tolerance for slow pages. Runs our accessibility and performance reviews before anything ships.
Saskia Voss
Motion · Video lead
Came from broadcast editing. Built the hook map that every short-form edit we deliver is cut against.
Tomas Reyes
Growth · Automation lead
Ex-in-house growth. Writes the monthly reports himself, in sentences, and will tell you when to stop spending.
The honest version
Where we are
Where we are
a bad fit.
Every studio page tells you what it is great at. Here is the other list, so you can disqualify us in two minutes instead of three calls.
We are not right if…
- You need twenty people on site next month — we are five, and we do not bulk-subcontract
- The budget is under $4,000 for a full site; you will get better value from a good template
- You want unlimited revisions rather than two structured rounds
- The work needs to live inside a proprietary builder we cannot export from
- You need same-week turnaround on a large build — good work needs a runway
If two or more of those apply, tell us anyway. We keep a short list of studios we trust and will happily point you at one.
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Founded
Independent and self-funded.
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People
Deliberately. All senior.
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Countries
Clients across four continents.
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Return rate
Clients who come back.
Still reading? Let's talk.
The first call is free, 45 minutes, and ends with a written note on what we would do first. No deck, no pitch theatre.