About Renlex
Most businesses hand the website, the video and the print to three different freelancers who never speak to each other, and it shows. Renlex does all three, so nobody is guessing what the others did.
How we think about the work
The work speaks first.
We'd rather show you five finished pieces than spend an hour describing how we work.
The demos on the home page are running code, not screenshots of it. If something here feels off, that is a fair thing to judge us by.
Everything comes from one desk.
Your website, your footage, and your print materials should look like they came from the same place, because they did. We don't hand you off between departments.
The person who writes your site markup also grades your footage and sets your card. Nothing is lost in a handover, because there is no handover.
We don't shout.
A detail that sits exactly right usually goes unnoticed, and that suits us fine.
Nothing on this site moves unless the movement explains something, and every animation has a reduced-motion path and a version that works with JavaScript switched off.
Scoped before started.
You'll know what you're getting and what it costs before any work begins. Scope doesn't grow under the guise of "extra value" halfway through.
You get the scope and the price in writing before anything starts. If the scope changes, we quote the change instead of quietly absorbing it and rushing the rest.
Is this a fit?
A good fit if
- You want one studio on the website, the footage and the print, so all three match.
- You notice details, and it bothers you when they are wrong.
- You would rather agree a fixed scope up front than be billed by the hour.
Probably not if
- You need the cheapest option available, and a template would do the job.
- You need it live this week, with the copy and the photos still unwritten.
- You want a large agency with an account manager sitting between you and the work.
Who this is for
Renlex works best with small and mid-sized businesses who want to look like a bigger, more considered operation than they technically are, without hiring a full in-house creative team. If you're comparing us against freelancers or a DIY builder, we're probably not the cheapest option. If you're comparing us against agencies charging enterprise rates for the same range of work, we probably are.