About Zeal
Zeal says it has worked since 2010 and describes its clients as ambitious brands at a moment of change: a launch, a relaunch, a challenge to larger competitors or a push into new territory. Its office is in Leeds. The site gives no headcount and no list of partners in text, though it says it works with leading technology platforms.
The services are in three groups, joined by a design system for each client. Brand covers brand strategy, identity design, motion and content, and website design. Marketing covers PPC and paid media, organic social, email and CRM, and SEO and AI search. Tech covers web development, ecommerce and Shopify, bespoke platform development and app development. The site publishes how-to posts on moving from Magento or WooCommerce to Shopify and on the difference between WordPress and Shopify.
Work pages describe projects and keep results vague. For Grubby, which calls itself the UK’s first fully plant-based recipe kit, it built a website and an app with a design system, an offline subscription-management app and a content system. For Fenetic Wellbeing, a Yorkshire mobility retailer founded in 2009, it built a brand strategy around being personal, honest and fair, a website simplified for accessibility and a PPC, digital PR and link-building strategy; the page shows three percentages without saying what they measure, so none is used. Other projects listed include The Japanese Shop and Naturaw.
Zeal publishes no prices, minimum project size or contract terms. Ask whether brand work and marketing are priced together or apart, who owns a bespoke platform’s code, and what the Fenetic percentages measured.
Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.