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Follow on Google News | Gridly helps you protect your brand consistency in printed communications.Announcing Gridly, brand management software that helps you protect your brand consistency in printed communications. Free trials and plans starting at just $99 per month.
By: Gridly Browser-based templates and workflow Gridly makes it easier and cheaper to stay on brand by offering organizations controlled templates for their daily communications. The layouts give their work a consistent look and feel, while allowing people to create or edit documents simply by flowing in text or images. Browser-based layout tools let you make Gridly layouts from existing document designs. Layouts can be as rigid or as flexible as needed, and can include corporate logos, colors, images and fonts to ensure consistency. Each layout can be used for an unlimited number of documents, which are stored and organized for easy reference and editing. They can then be downloaded as high quality PDFs ready for printing in-house or commercially, or optimized PDFs ready to email. Free trial and monthly plans Right now you can get a 30-day free trial, which gives you plenty of time to create your own templates and see what Gridly can do for your print communications. Gridly offers two account levels, one ideal for small teams ($99/month) and one for multiple teams ($199/month) Gridly is a spinoff from Karo Group, a Calgary-based interdisciplinary creative agency who wanted to save their clients money by empowering them to create their own everyday documents. Karo’s brand management tools have been employed by a wide variety of clients, such as Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Calgary Stampede, Canadian Cancer Society and Enbridge. Contact Dan Meeking, Creator and Co-Founder, dan@gridly.com, www.gridly.com # # # Gridly is hosted brand management software that helps you protect your brand consistency in printed communications. End
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