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Tank Design

New York ,  United States

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Founding Year 1993
Team Size 50-249
Hourly Rate $ $ $ $ $

Tank is a design firm that helps companies create memorable and meaningful brand expressions through a multi-disciplinary, hands-on approach. Tank has provided award-winning work for some of the world's most recognizable brands in the US and abroad; our work ranges from complete brand development to fresh thinking on design challenges within an established brand. All clients enjoy Tank's ability to explore, discover and deliver original, effective design and technology solutions. 

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EXO ScoreEXO Score
OVERALL SCORE
12
Very Poor
0/100
Reviews
0/100
Awards
0
Claimed
40/100
Description
0/100
Portfolio
34/100
Other
EXO Score Summary

Tank Design’s profile is Very Poor: it gives buyers too little evidence for a confident shortlist. Five listed services suggest some breadth, but the available information does not identify them or their shares, so buyers cannot map delivery layers; no technical focus is supplied to show the stack. The profile lists two locations and five industries, and a 50-249 person team. Yet it has no portfolio cases or reviews, names no client segment or account managers, and is unclaimed, so its details may be stale. No TechBehemoths Award recognition is recorded. Treat this as a lead, not evidence of fit: request relevant case studies, client references, a named delivery contact, and confirmation of current services and team availability before engaging. Listing dates are unavailable, so there is no basis to explain the thin profile as recent.

Reviews Summary

The profile has no reviews and no rating, so there is no client feedback here to inform a buyer’s assessment. This is an absent signal, not evidence for or against delivery quality. With no portfolio cases either, the profile provides little first-hand evidence to compare against your project needs. Ask for references from clients with similar work and verify their experience directly before relying on the profile to support a shortlist decision.

Awards Summary

No TechBehemoths Award editions are recorded, so the profile carries no platform-award recognition for buyers to weigh. That is a missing signal, not a verdict on the company’s work; many companies do not actively engage with the platform. Since this profile also shows no portfolio cases or reviews, buyers have limited on-page evidence overall. Use relevant case studies and client references, rather than platform recognition, to assess whether Tank Design fits the project.

Claimed Summary

This profile is unclaimed, with no company manager recorded and no domain-verified business email. Nobody at Tank Design is shown as maintaining the listing, so details may be outdated and buyers should verify essential information independently. That includes current services, team availability and the right contact for an inquiry. The profile may still be useful as a lead, but its contents should not be treated as company-confirmed until verified directly.

Description Summary

The company description is classified as short, leaving buyers with little explanation of its expertise or working approach. That makes it difficult to judge what Tank Design does best or how it handles a project from initial brief to delivery. The profile’s other signals must carry more weight, but several are also absent, including portfolio work and reviews. Treat the description as an inadequate basis for assessing fit and ask for a tailored account of relevant capabilities and delivery methods before shortlisting.

Portfolio Summary

There are no published portfolio cases, so buyers can see almost none of Tank Design’s actual work on this profile. This removes the clearest on-page way to assess project relevance, execution and the kinds of outcomes the company has delivered. It does not establish that the company lacks experience, but the profile gives buyers no delivery evidence to evaluate. Request case studies matched to your scope, including the company’s role, constraints and results, before considering an inquiry.

Other Summary

The strongest supporting signals are the five listed services and two locations, which give buyers some indication of offering breadth and geographic presence. The main weaknesses are the mid-sized team and five industry entries, neither of which is explained through project evidence. Focus, client segment, account management and platform contributions are missing. With only four of eight supporting components populated, the picture is incomplete; buyers should verify fit through relevant case studies and direct questions about the proposed team.

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Locations

Tank Design has 2 offices. The head office is in New York, United States.

2 Offices

Company Speciality

Where Tank Design's expertise concentrates - services, technologies, and which clients they fit best.

Services provided

Focus(%)

100%

Industry Focus

  • Education
    25%
  • Real estate
    25%
  • Retail
    20%
  • Business services
    15%
  • Media
    15%

How Tank Design compares with other companies in United States

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How Tank Design compares to other companies based on profile strength?

Tank Design's profile-information label is Very Poor, placing it at the bottom of New York's profile spectrum. Local listings cluster heavily in very poor, poor, and below-average labels, though a sizeable middle group is rated average and a smaller set is above average or better. Buyers will find less to evaluate on this profile than on many local alternatives; that is a gap in published evidence, not a verdict on the work.For a shortlist, treat this profile as an incomplete first screen. Request current case studies, named services, team and delivery details, and relevant client references before deciding whether to proceed. A sparse profile can reflect a listing that is not actively maintained, but the evidence gap remains for buyers to close.

How much does Tank Design charge for their services compared to other companies in United States and New York?

Tank Design discloses an hourly range of $70-$150/hour, a mid-market position in New York. The lower end aligns with one of the city's most commonly listed rate points, and $150/hour is also well represented; higher listed rates such as $250/hour are less common. The range is therefore neither an obvious budget quote nor at the market's top end.For a buyer, this is a useful fit-and-budget signal: the disclosed rates overlap the local mainstream, with room for higher-priced work within the stated range. It does not establish quality or value. Ask what services, seniority, and project conditions the rate covers, then compare like-for-like quotes against your budget.

How many services does Tank Design provide compared to other companies?

Tank Design lists 5 services, placing it within the common local range rather than among New York's broadest-listed providers. Five is a frequently represented count among local profiles that name services; some list none, while a smaller group publishes much longer lists. The profile therefore signals a compact offering, not an unusually broad one.For buyers, this is a reasonable basis to explore specialization, not proof of depth. Compare the listed services with your project needs, then ask for relevant case studies and the team's specific experience in each area. A focused list can suit a targeted brief, but the profile alone does not establish how much capability sits behind any one service.

When was Tank Design founded?

Tank Design was founded in 1993, before the main concentration of US-founded company profiles from 2000 onward. That places it as long-established relative to the national distribution, though not among the earliest-founded outliers. New York founding-year comparison data is unavailable, so this is a country-level placement rather than a city ranking.For a buyer, the founding date means there is more operating history to examine than for much of the market, not that quality is proven. Use that tenure to request relevant past work, client references, and evidence of experience with projects like yours. The profile's date establishes longevity, but not the current team's track record or fit for a specific brief.

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