Brand & identity
A confident logo, palette and voice that punch well above a start-up's weight.
Case study · Pickleball · DTC launch
Rallie set out to launch a smarter, more affordable pickleball ball machine in a category run by clunky, expensive incumbents. We built the brand, produced the photo and video, and launched the direct-to-consumer store that introduced Rallie to players.
PPA Tour athlete Eric Roddy puts the Rallie machine through its paces, shot on court for the launch.
Selling premium hardware direct-to-consumer is hard. Players can't try a ball machine before they buy, the price tag invites scrutiny, and a brand-new name has to earn trust fast against established players. Rallie needed to look and feel like the category leader from day one, and give players every reason to buy.
From the logo to the launch campaign, we built the pieces that made Rallie feel real, and made it easy to buy.
A confident logo, palette and voice that punch well above a start-up's weight.
Studio and detail shots that make the machine look like the premium product it is.
Top-of-funnel banners, product demos and athlete films built to stop the scroll.
A storefront engineered to turn high-consideration browsers into buyers.
Launch campaigns that put Rallie in front of players ready to level up.
Foundations so players find Rallie on Google and in answer engines when they research machines.
Whether it's a product launch or a brand that needs new energy, we'll bring the same team we brought Rallie.