[Featured story]
Two designs, not one translation
A bilingual site is not one layout with the words swapped. Georgian sets wider, wraps differently, and has no capitals to shout with.
[look like you mean it]
[~ 3-6 weeks ] [from -4,500 ₾ ]
[Grow your brand into the culture]
[~9-15 weeks ] [from - 9,000 ₾ ]
Everything in Startup, PLUS:
[everything, built for you, specifically]
[you give us challenge we give you options]
For brands that don't fit into brackets
[Test the waters, solidly]
[8 unique posts per month (including 2 videos)]
For businesses posting when they remember to.
[Show up where they buy]
[12 unique posts per month (including 4 videos)]
For growing businesses aiming for active market positioning, higher video output, and consistent sales generation.
Everything in Basic, plus: 4 posts
[Own the digital room]
[12 unique posts per month (including 4 videos)]
For ambitious brands ready to dominate the digital space, expand into extra channels, and maximize total market reach.
Everything in Advanced, plus: 1 Digital Network
[get online properly]
[~4-6 weeks ] [from - 2,000 ₾ ]
[a site built to sell]
[~12-24 weeks ] [from - 10,000 ₾]
Everything in Basic, plus:
[Every line of code, built for you, specifically]
[You define the 'what', We design the 'how']
Tech without boundaries

We are truly proud of the final result a brand we are proud to represent both in the air and on the ground.

Along with your support and involvement at that stage of the project, helped us tremendously in taking our next steps. Thank you, and best of luck!

Boulder helped me plan our marketing strategy and select our design from start to finish, and they've been executing the plan flawlessly ever since.

The most comfortable part of the whole working process was having a shared vision and staying perfectly aligned until the very end of our collaboration.

I confidently recommend Boulder and thank their team for an excellent partnership!

On their very first try, they created a logo and brandbook so spot-on that I didn’t have to make a single edit!

The team is incredibly strong, attentive, responsible, and truly professional in what they do ❤️ Once again, thank you for your loyal cooperation ❤️

they always take the client’s vision into consideration.

We’re very happy with both the final design and the entire experience of working with Boulder.

A special thank you to Beka Bukhrashvili for such amazing work, for being there every step of the way, paying attention to even the smallest details, and for his professionalism.

I wholeheartedly recommend Boulder Agency to anyone looking to build a meaningful and distinctive brand, both in Georgia and internationally.
[meet the team Leaders & their services]
[Development Commander]
Placeholder bio. A few sentences about this person will go here: what they do at Boulder and the services they lead. The real text is still being written, so for now this paragraph only shows how long a bio can run. It is long enough to be cut short at rest and read in full once the person is opened. Expect a line or two about their background and the kind of work they love most, too. gela
[Development Commander]
Placeholder bio. A few sentences about this person will go here: what they do at Boulder and the services they lead. The real text is still being written, so for now this paragraph only shows how long a bio can run. It is long enough to be cut short at rest and read in full once the person is opened. Expect a line or two about their background and the kind of work they love most, too. gela
[Marketing Captain]
Placeholder bio. A few sentences about this person will go here: what they do at Boulder and the services they lead. The real text is still being written, so for now this paragraph only shows how long a bio can run. It is long enough to be cut short at rest and read in full once the person is opened. Expect a line or two about their background and the kind of work they love most, too. kristi
[Marketing Captain]
Placeholder bio. A few sentences about this person will go here: what they do at Boulder and the services they lead. The real text is still being written, so for now this paragraph only shows how long a bio can run. It is long enough to be cut short at rest and read in full once the person is opened. Expect a line or two about their background and the kind of work they love most, too. kristi
[Branding Chief]
Placeholder bio. A few sentences about this person will go here: what they do at Boulder and the services they lead. The real text is still being written, so for now this paragraph only shows how long a bio can run. It is long enough to be cut short at rest and read in full once the person is opened. Expect a line or two about their background and the kind of work they love most, too. buxra
[Branding Chief]
Placeholder bio. A few sentences about this person will go here: what they do at Boulder and the services they lead. The real text is still being written, so for now this paragraph only shows how long a bio can run. It is long enough to be cut short at rest and read in full once the person is opened. Expect a line or two about their background and the kind of work they love most, too. buxra
[Development]
Kestrel
A console for running a company's voice estate: search call records across two phone platforms, play and archive recordings, manage contact-centre agents and outbound campaigns, provision extensions, and watch the platform's own health. Permissions are enforced for real — the navigation changes with the role you view as.
[Marketing]
Bacanos
As you know, the office lunch and food delivery market is packed with intense competition and repetitive, cookie-cutter ads. So, during Bacanos Lunch’s 5-month campaign, our main goal was to rapidly boost brand awareness and build a sharply distinctive, memorable identity. Instead of dry and standard promotional texts, we put authentic Imeretian humor, warmth, and colorful dialect right at the heart of the brand. We launched the “Imeretian Dictionary” campaign, tailoring local dialect words to everyday office reality. This approach triggered huge emotional engagement users picked up the phrases instantly and played along in the comments. Alongside this, we effectively showcased the menu's variety across our content: traditional meat dishes, seafood, fasting/lean options, snacks, and signature items. The results weren't long in coming in 5 months, we reached over 1.2 million unique users and generated more than 2.5 million impressions. The Imeretian dialect series brought maximum audience loyalty, which steadily increased daily order numbers along with brand awareness.
[Branding]
ForAG Studio
[Client] · ForAG studio [Industry] · Sports apparel & garments [Country] · Georgia [Scope] · Wordmark / limited visual identity Built to run without a designer. [Challenge] ForAG · (For Absolute Greatness) makes running gear out of recycled industrial and paragliding materials. The founder runs the brand himself, every post, every label, every product shot. No designer on call. So the identity had a requirement beyond looking right. It had to be operable. Simple enough to reproduce by hand, distinct enough to recognise instantly, and quiet enough to let the product hold the frame, without the mark disappearing behind it. [How we tackled it] 1 · Typography first. We started with type, because type is what the founder would touch every day. We picked a typewriter family: recognisable at a glance, the deciding factor, already available inside the platforms he posts from. No files to install, no licences to track, nothing that breaks when it moves to another device. It earned its place twice. A typewriter carries the same tempo as a sewing machine, and the same mechanical stamp as the markings already printed across the tools and materials in ForAG's workshop. The reference was in the room before we got there. 2 · Wordmark and grid, designed as one decision. They're inseparable here, so we built them together. Both are deliberately imperfect, irregular spacing, characters that don't quite sit on the line, a structure that reads as stamped rather than drawn. The randomness isn't decoration. ForAG's material arrives already marked: codes, stamps, wear, none of it repeating. The system matches the material instead of tidying it away. And because nothing has to align perfectly, nothing breaks when the founder builds the next asset himself. [The result] An identity with almost no maintenance cost. The founder sets type on his phone and it's still the brand. The product stays the loudest thing in frame. The mark holds because what makes it recognisable isn't a logo file, it's a rule anyone can follow.
[Featured story]
A bilingual site is not one layout with the words swapped. Georgian sets wider, wraps differently, and has no capitals to shout with.
[that’s where we share our experience]