Company narratives & brand messages
We shape your history, values and business offering into brand messages and company narratives, giving your team a consistent voice across communications.
A written scope, a clear quote and room to refine the wording.
About Lixtyn
We help companies explain where they came from, what they stand for and what they offer today.
You might be writing a company introduction, updating an About page or finding that different teams describe the same business in different ways. We work from your source material to turn those separate accounts into a narrative and a set of messages with a common thread.
We agree on the audience and deliverables, propose an outline, and develop the wording with your feedback. Your team confirms the facts; we bring structure, language and consistency to the text.
How we approach your storyWays to shape the words
One writing service, adapted to the company narratives and brand messages you need.
We write a connected account of your origins, important decisions and current offering. The emphasis follows the reader and purpose, with a clear distinction between established facts and your company's perspective.
For an About page, company profile or introduction.
We develop the main statements your team can use to explain the business: what you do, who it serves and what matters in your approach. Supporting points use information you can substantiate.
For introductions, overview materials and team reference.
We adapt the agreed story into shorter introductions for specific uses and document practical choices about tone, vocabulary and detail. Example wording shows how to apply those choices without repeating the same paragraph everywhere.
For the agreed channels, with written guidance and examples.
Packages cover English text and voice notes. Visual identity, logo design, website development, publishing, campaign management, market research, translation and trademark checks are outside this service.
Our writing process
Four steps, with an agreed direction before the full draft.
You share your history, offering, examples of current writing and intended readers. We agree on the pieces, word limits, price, schedule and revisions.
We propose the main thread and message priorities. Your team checks facts and confirms the emphasis before we develop the wording.
We develop the agreed texts, connect the supporting points and keep tone and terminology consistent. We flag claims that need evidence or approval.
We work through the included rounds using consolidated feedback. You receive an editable document and reading PDF, with each text labelled for its intended use.
Project packages
Starting prices in Canadian dollars. Applicable taxes are extra and shown in your quote. One project, with no subscription.
For a concise company introduction
$450 CAD, from
1 company narrative up to 500 words, plus 3 core messages up to 150 words combined.
First draft: 4–6 business days.
Ask about Story essentialsFor a narrative with reusable messages
$950 CAD, from
1 narrative up to 800 words, 5 messages up to 300 words combined, and voice notes up to 400 words.
First draft: 7–10 business days.
Ask about Shared narrativeFor a story used in several contexts
$1,450 CAD, from
Shared narrative deliverables, plus 3 adapted introductions of up to 200 words each.
First draft: 10–14 business days.
Ask about Voice in contextThe final price depends on the volume, complexity and condition of the source material. Word limits include headings and examples. Your quote confirms deliverables, applicable taxes, the total and dates before you commit. Draft timings start after project confirmation and receipt of complete materials; approval and revision dates are agreed separately. One round means a single consolidated response on the full set. New audiences, deliverables or a change of direction may require an additional quote approved by you first.
Frequently asked questions
A few practical details about source material, scope and feedback.
Your company history, current offering, intended readers and examples of existing communications. Notes and documents are fine; they do not need to form a finished story. Identify confirmed dates, claims and milestones, and flag anything that should remain private.
Yes. We can reorganize and rewrite existing material within the agreed word limits. The quote identifies whether each deliverable is drafted from notes, edited from a current text or built from both.
We use your writing examples, audience and preferred level of formality to make specific language choices. We propose wording, discuss what sounds right and apply the agreed choices throughout the set. Voice notes are included in the Shared narrative and Voice in context packages.
These packages use material you provide. We check internal consistency and ask about gaps; your team confirms facts and permissions. We do not add unverified milestones, customer results or quotations. External research is not included.
The first draft takes 4–6, 7–10 or 10–14 business days depending on the package, once the project is confirmed and complete source material is available. The written schedule also allows for outline approval and your revision feedback.
The quote sets the deliverables, word limits, taxes and total before work starts. Revision rounds cover wording, structure and tone within the agreed direction. Consolidated feedback helps us resolve conflicting comments. A new audience or additional text can change the scope.
You receive an editable document and a PDF for review, with each piece labelled. Voice notes and adaptations are included where the package specifies them. Your team handles design and publication. We do not promise sales, media coverage or another commercial outcome from the text.
Start with what you know
Tell us what you want to explain, who will read it and which materials you have. We will use that to define the writing project.
Lixtyn100 King St W, Floor 29, Suite 2908, Toronto, ON M5X 1A9, Canada
+1 416-862-8138 ext. 732[email protected]