Supavest x Rivyl

Raymond Hempstead, founder of One Contract Property, knew growth demanded more than just internal expansion. They were building generational wealth for clients, but their brand wasn't building the same level of trust. They needed to ditch the dated and step into something sharp, a strategic overhaul to attract savvy investors and forge solid builder partnerships.

That's when Supavest, formerly One Contract Property, turned to Rivyl.

The mission was clear: streamline superannuation-backed property investment. They needed a visual identity that reflected simplicity and trust, appearing established and approachable to men aged 35-55—tradies, corporate workers, and business owners—while solidifying relationships with builders. They wanted a modern, minimalist feel, a brand that spoke to ambition and solid returns.

The challenge lay in creating a visually compelling identity that conveyed financial acumen and real estate expertise, resonating with two distinct audiences. So, we got to work. We built a brand system rooted in geometric precision, ensuring flexibility and a modern, professional aesthetic.

The logo, an abstract icon, cleverly intertwines finance and real estate symbolism: upward trajectories for growth, shapes suggesting bricks and wealth accumulation. We delivered a comprehensive logo suite, ready for future expansions and targeted marketing. And, crucially, we launched a sleek, intuitive website—a key touchpoint for potential clients.

Why it matters?

Supavest wasn't just rebranded; they were re-positioned. They now project the confidence and clarity needed to thrive in a competitive market, turning potential clients into long-term partners and builders into advocates. They didn’t just get a new look, they got a strategic advantage, stacking up trust and results.