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  • End-To-End Performance Marketing

    MuteSix excels in Real-Time Performance Snapchat Marketing. With a billion dollars in trackable revenue, our data-driven studio offers a full-service approach for next-gen brands and market leaders across various industries. Join us in crafting seamless customer experiences...

    Top Services:

    • Digital Marketing
    • Content Marketing
    • Social Media Marketing
    • Graphic Design
    • PPC
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    Location
    Los Angeles, California
    Number of Employees
    100 - 249
    Minimal Budget
    $25,000 - $50,000
    Portfolios Count
    16 Projects Listed

    MuteSix Services

    • Digital Marketing
    • Content Marketing
    • Social Media Marketing
    • Graphic Design
    • PPC
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    • goPuff
    • StackSocial
    • Grunt Style
    • Chef'd
    • MeUndies
    • PreHeels
    • SafeTrek
    • IfOnly
    • NHL.tv
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    MuteSix Reviews & Testimonials

    • Alex Liepman
      Alex Liepman Review from Google
      1.0

      Alex Liepman's Review Sourced from Google

      MuteSix's website claims a "ROI-first approach" which certainly was not the experience I received. Prior to working with them I was achieving just over a 2x Return on ad spend (ROAS) and was looking to scale things up, which is why I came to them. During the period that MuteSix managed my ad account performance plummeted to 0.6 ROAS and they were spending vast amounts of money on consistently unprofitable campaigns, as well as overlooking key ad issues and overspending on the ad budget we agreed. I gave them multiple opportunities to turn this around and given my previous track record and the unique nature of the products I sell, it's incredible they couldn't even achieve break even. This shows a complete lack of skill and performance marketing knowledge within the team. Since taking back control I've increased the ROAS to 2.56 in just over a month and am now scaling the ad spend.Considering the claims on their website and the agency fees they charge this has been a terrible experience that would have put my company out of business if they continued down that road. If MuteSix is the 'leading agency in performance marketing' they claim and only achieves those results I must be some kind of wizard at performance marketing.UPDATE TO THEIR RESPONSE: they stated they'd contact me to 'ensure the issue is resolved', but in fact their Senior Director of Client Success contacted me and wanted a phone call for their benefit, to gather feedback to improve their processes moving forward, not to resolve the issue at hand. Once I responded I never heard from them again. Bit of a joke

    • Michelle Arnau
      Michelle Arnau Review from Google
      5.0

      Michelle Arnau's Review Sourced from Google

      We have worked with MuteSix for the past 9 months and have had an exceptional experience. The team has remained consistent (which we are finding is rare at other agencies), engaged and responsive all while being best in class at their discipline. MuteSix provides a full service agency that is super helpful to build your business on - we started with performance marketing and are now using them for SEM and most importantly, they have been reasonably priced for these services (which has been critical for us as an early stage business). I highly recommend them.

    • Alli Burg
      Alli Burg Review from Google
      5.0

      Alli Burg's Review Sourced from Google

      MuteSix is an excellent best-in-class marketing agency. They have a power team and can do it all—create ads and content, run strategy, deploy your ads and manage your campaigns. Super creative and talented, they have a ton of experience and know how to scale your advertising for high growth. I highly recommend the team at Mutesix!

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Frequently Asked Questions About Los Angeles Graphic Design Companies

How is graphic design in Los Angeles different from other cities?

While the core services remain the same as everywhere, the Los Angeles market has a few specific graphic design needs driven by its unique industries: Entertainment, Fashion, and Logistics. 

  • Entertainment marketing (Key Art)
    Because of Hollywood, there is a high demand for Key Art, the specific discipline of designing movie posters, streaming thumbnails, and "for your consideration" (FYC) trade ads for awards season. 
    Asset focus: High-end photo compositing, billing blocks, and title treatments.
  • Physical placemaking & environmental graphics
    LA is a city of "destinations" (malls, theme parks, studio lots). Pure designers here often specialize in Environmental Graphic Design (EGD).
    Asset focus: Architectural signage, large-scale wall murals, wayfinding systems, and vinyl window wraps for storefronts.
  • Fashion & apparel tech packs
    Given the LA Fashion District, many designers focus exclusively on apparel production.
    Asset focus: Tech packs (technical drawings for factories), textile pattern repeats, and "hang tag" or neck label branding.
  • Logistics & fleet branding
    As a major shipping hub (the Port of LA), there is a constant need for Fleet Graphics.
    Asset focus: Designing scale-accurate vehicle wraps for trucks, vans, and delivery containers.
  • Multi-language design
    LA’s diversity creates a niche for bilingual and multilingual layouts.
    Asset focus: Adapting designs for Spanish, Korean, or Chinese audiences while maintaining the same visual brand hierarchy across different character sets. 

What are the hidden costs associated with graphic design in LA?

In Los Angeles, hidden costs are typically driven by the high overhead of the city and the specialized nature of the entertainment and fashion industries. 

The most common hidden costs beyond the initial quote include: 

  • High-resolution image & font licensing 
    LA graphic design agencies often use premium typography or high-end stock photography to compete with the city’s visual standards. While a designer creates the layout, you may be billed separately for the “Right to Use” specific fonts (especially for web or commercial use) or individual stock photo licenses. 
  • File handoff & release fees 
    It is common in LA for a designer to quote for the final output (e.g., a PDF), but not the source files (e.g., Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop files). If you want the open files to make your own edits later, many designers charge a “Release Fee” or “Source File Buyout,” which can be 50% to 100% of the project cost. 
  • Printing markups and proofing 
    If a designer manages the printing process with an LA-based shop, they often add a management fee. Beyond the print bill, you may see costs for press checks (where the designer physically goes to the printer to approve colors) and hard proofs (physical samples mailed to you before the full run). 
  • Rush fees & after-hours rates 
    The LA market moves extremely fast, particularly in entertainment. The standard turnaround is usually 1–2 weeks. If you need a project overnight or over a weekend, expect a rush fee of 25% to 50% on top of the base rate. 
  • Specialized production specifications 
    LA has strict environmental and signage codes. If you are designing storefront graphics or fleet wraps, you may encounter hidden costs for technical site surveys (measuring the physical space) or pre-press fees to ensure the file meets the exact technical specifications of a specific manufacturer or city permit. 
  • Sales tax  
    Unlike some states, California requires sales tax on the sale of tangible personal property. If your designer provides a physical product (like printed business cards or a USB drive), they are often legally required to charge sales tax on the entire project, including the design time. 

How many rounds of revisions are included in the flat fee?

In the Los Angeles market, the standard for a flat-fee graphic design project typically includes 2 to 3 rounds of revisions. 

Most graphic designers in Los Angeles distinguish between revisions (tweaks to the chosen concept) and re-designs (starting over with a new concept). Redesigns are almost never included in a flat fee. 

Once you pass the 2 or 3 included rounds, the billing typically shifts in one of two ways: 

  • The designer will bill their standard hourly rate for any additional work. 
  • A flat fee per additional round is added to the final invoice. 

Because the LA market is highly competitive, many contracts include a kill fee. If you aren't satisfied after the included 3 rounds and decide to cancel the project, you are still responsible for paying a percentage of the flat fee (usually 50%) for the time already spent. 

What is the typical timeline for graphic design projects in Los Angeles?

In the Los Angeles market, graphic design timelines are built around high industry standards and strict approval layers. While a single asset might take a few days, a professional end-to-end project usually spans 2 to 4 weeks. 

Common project estimates: 

  • Logo & visual identity: 2–4 weeks (High-end branding can take 4–6 months for a full strategy). 
  • Print marketing (brochures/flyers): 5–12 business days (including prep for local LA print shops). 
  • Digital assets (social/banners): 1–6 business days. 
  • Presentation decks (10–15 slides): 4–10 business days, depending on custom illustration needs. 

Why hire a graphic design agency in Los Angeles instead of an in-house designer?

In Los Angeles, graphic design agencies offer broader skill sets and flexible capacity at lower long-term costs than local employment. You get a full team and faster execution while avoiding salaries, benefits, and overhead. 

FeatureLA Graphic Design AgencyIn-house Designer
Cost ModelProject-based, no benefits or payroll taxesSalary plus high California benefits and taxes
Skill CoverageTeam of specialists across design disciplinesOne person with a limited skill range
ScalabilityScales up or down on demandFixed capacity
SpeedHandles large or urgent workloadsProne to delays and bottlenecks
OverheadThe agency covers tools and softwareThe company pays for equipment and licenses
PerspectiveFresh external viewpointDeep brand knowledge, higher tunnel vision risk

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