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Supply

Branding & Design Portland, Oregon, United States
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Supply is a digital product and brand agency in Portland, Oregon, founded in 2017. Its team of strategists, designers, technologists, and producers helps brands evolve digital strategies and launch digital experiences. Notable clients include HP, Intel, Autodesk, Daimler, and Cultivator.

Supply is a digital product and brand agency headquartered at 537 SE Ash St. in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 2017, the firm brings together strategists, designers, technologists, and producers who help inspired brands evolve their digital strategies and launch compelling digital experiences. The agency describes its mission as embracing big ideas, making them real, and doing it together.

Supply operates with fewer than 49 employees and positions itself for larger engagements, with a minimum budget of $50,000 and an average hourly rate of $185. The team is reachable through its website at workwithsupply.com and maintains a LinkedIn presence under WorkWithSupply.

The agency's service line spans eCommerce development, web development, UI/UX design, web design, branding, digital services, mobile app development, and digital strategy. Its areas of expertise include brand strategy, WordPress as a CMS platform, React.JS and Ruby on Rails as custom frameworks, and UI/UX capabilities such as dashboard design, interactive design, and usability testing.

Supply's process emphasizes collaboration and transparency. The agency says it works embedded, shoulder-to-shoulder with client teams, keeps everyone involved at every step, and prefers prototypes over slide decks to communicate ideas. It also stresses honest feedback, telling clients things other agencies might not.

The client roster published on the profile includes HP, Intel, Autodesk, Daimler, and Cultivator, indicating experience with large technology, software, and automotive brands. No Google review data appears on the DesignRush profile, so no independent rating sentiment is available.

Services

  • eCommerce Development
  • Web Development
  • UI/UX Design
  • Web Design
  • Branding
  • Digital Services
  • Mobile App Development
  • Digital Strategy

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Emphasizes working prototypes over slide decks
  • Works embedded with client teams to keep every step visible
  • Serves large enterprise brands including HP, Intel, Autodesk, and Daimler

Frequently Asked Questions

Supply provides eCommerce development, web development, UI/UX design, web design, branding, mobile app development, digital services, and digital strategy.
Supply is headquartered at 537 SE Ash St. in Portland, Oregon, and employs fewer than 49 people.
Supply works with a minimum budget of $50,000 and charges an average hourly rate of $185.
Supply's client roster includes HP, Intel, Autodesk, Daimler, and Cultivator.
Supply uses prototypes instead of slide decks to communicate ideas and works embedded with client teams to avoid surprise reveals at the end of projects.
Supply was founded in 2017.
Supply uses WordPress for CMS work and builds custom frameworks with React.JS and Ruby on Rails.
Supply specializes in brand strategy, WordPress, React.JS, Ruby on Rails, dashboard design, interactive design, and usability testing.
Supply treats clients as the experts in their business and audience and keeps everyone involved at every step of the process.
Supply is best suited for organizations with larger budgets that need embedded strategy, design, and technology teams for complex digital products.
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