Your AI builds it with you
Vessa speaks MCP. Connect once, point your AI at your brand folder, and it fills the sections, uploads the assets and publishes. You keep the taste calls.
Animated brand guidelines your clients actually use.
Vessa turns your brand into a live page you send as a link. Colors copy when you click them, the motion plays right in the page, and Claude or Cursor can build the whole thing with you.
Building is free, and your client never gets a bill.
590+ designers signed up
You spend six weeks on a brand and then you flatten the whole thing into a PDF, and everyone on the call says it looks great and nobody opens it again.
The motion part is worse. A file can't hold it, so it comes down to a written description and the developer builds something else.
So the brand shows up at the client already worse than it was, and six months later the site doesn't match the deck and everyone quietly agrees not to mention it.
That was the only way to hand one over. It isn't anymore.
What your client opens instead.
Motion your developer can actually ship
Every ease and duration sits on the page as a value, so the move your guideline shows is the move that ends up in the build.
Edit once, every link updates
There's no v5 to re-send. You change the page and the link your client already has changes with it.
Ink#101216
Paper#EEF0F3
Copied #1F2DE6
Every value is one click away
Nobody eyedrops a screenshot again. On the live page a click puts the hex on your clipboard.
Not every guideline should be public
Plenty of brands keep their rules off the open web for good, not just until launch. Add a password and the page asks for it before it shows anything, and search engines are told to stay out.
Watch one get built, start to published
Two live brands, and neither looks like Vessa.
Your brand doesn't stay inside the company. Agencies, partners, the developer who joined this week. Everyone works with it, and almost nobody has the file.
The world's leading companies put their brand guidelines on the web. It's time you do too.
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brand.dropbox.com You pay once. Your client never does.
Build the whole guideline free. You pay once, when you publish, and the link stays live after that. No seats to add, and no renewal notice landing on your client's desk next year.
One brand
Launch offer
€29 €39
once, per brand, plus VAT
Build free for as long as you like. One payment when you publish, and the brand is yours.
- The whole editor before you pay a cent
- Live at vessa.design/brand/your-brand
- Stays editable after you publish
- One brand. The next one is its own €29.
Five brands
Launch offer
€119 €195
once, plus VAT
For studios handing off often. Use them on any client, whenever.
- Everything in one brand, five times
- Spread across any client work
- They never expire
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Everything you'd ask before paying.
No. The layout is already done and you fill in fields, so there's no spread to build and nothing to export at the end. You write the rules down and the page is there.
One brand: a live guideline at vessa.design/brand/yourbrand, with every section and the whole editor. It stays editable after you publish, so an edit is live the moment you save. And if it's not for you, email within 14 days and you get the money back.
Because a subscription on a brand guideline is a bill your client inherits, and the day it lapses the page dies. €29 buys one brand outright and that's the end of it.
No. Every guideline lives at vessa.design/brand/yourbrand and that URL never changes, so there's no DNS to set up and nothing to break a year later. If a custom domain is a hard requirement, this isn't the tool for you.
Upload the weights you licensed and we serve them as they are, or pick a family from Google Fonts and Fontshare and we load it for you. The licensing stays yours to sort out, which is where most people get caught.
They're built around the download, so the guideline is still somewhere you go to fetch a zip. Vessa is built around the page itself, and the motion system is the part none of them have.
Easing and duration sit on the published page as real values and a developer copies them out as CSS or GSAP. The guideline shows the move and hands over the numbers that make it.
Yes, and not just read it. Vessa is an MCP server, so you can connect Claude, Claude Code or Cursor and have it build the guideline: create sections, fill them in, upload assets, publish. You keep the taste calls. Reading needs no setup at all, since every published guideline ships a brand.json an agent can pull without a login.