London, United Kingdom
big fish
London brand strategy and design consultancy working with leaders starting, transforming and growing organisations.
Overview
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Best suited for
Founders and owners of consumer brands, especially food and drink, looking to start, transform or scale their business with a long-term strategic branding partner, including some willing to share risk/equity with the agency in pursuit of growth and eventual exit.
May not be suitable for
Not geared toward non-consumer sectors (e.g. B2B or tech) or businesses wanting quick, transactional design work, since the agency emphasises deep, long-running brand partnerships tied to commercial exits.
Services and expertise
- Primary services
- Branding, Brand Strategy
- Industries served
- Not recorded
- Platform expertise
- Not recorded
- Locations and markets served
- United Kingdom
- Languages
- English
- Time zones
- Not recorded
- Client-size fit
- Not recorded
- Engagement models
- Not recorded
Pricing and minimum engagement
- Minimum project size
- Not recorded
- Hourly rate range
- Not recorded
- Team size
- Not recorded
- Year founded
- 1994
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Team and leadership
No team information verified yet
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Selected work and measurable outcomes
Sipsmith
Sipsmith
Big Fish credits its branding work with helping spark growth in the UK craft gin category for this client. No performance figures are published alongside it.
Charlie Bigham's
Charlie Bigham's
Big Fish describes Charlie Bigham's as its longest-standing client, with multiple brand iterations produced over roughly 25 years. Agency-stated result: a 45% sales uplift since the latest brand iteration launched.
Figures marked client-confirmed were confirmed by the agency and the client named in the project. They have not been independently audited.
Review summary
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Sources
Services, location and company details as stated on the agency's own website.
big fish | brand strategy and design consultancy London · agency website · Unverified
big fish names its founder and team on its own site and publishes client stories for Charlie Bigham's, Dorset Cereals and Tyrrells.
big fish - published evidence · agency website · Unverified · Checked September 9, 2026
Contact details
- Website
- bigfish.co.uk
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom
- Offices
- Not recorded
- Working time zones
- Not recorded
- Languages
- English
- Enquiry page
- Contact page on the agency’s own site
- General enquiry email
- hello@bigfish.co.uk
- Switchboard
- Not published
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