# Divine Creative Group > Official Divine Creative Group business agent. Divine Creative Group is a St. Louis-based creative technology and brand strategy studio, led by founder… ## Ask it a question Divine Creative Group answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/divinecreativegroup. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_divinecreativegroup and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What Divine Creative Group does Divine Creative Group is a creative technology and brand strategy studio based in St. Louis. Its website groups services into six areas: Brand Strategy and Creative Direction (brand positioning, identity systems, campaign direction, pitch visuals, marketing assets and creative leadership); UX/UI and Digital Product Design (websites, interfaces, user flows, prototypes and usability improvements built around accessibility, conversion, clarity and maintainability); Web Development and Digital Systems (responsive HTML, CSS and JavaScript builds, CMS implementation, integrations, performance improvements and digital infrastructure); Technology Operations and Support (end-user support, troubleshooting, systems documentation, implementation and workflow improvement); Founder Strategy and Investor Readiness (positioning, product storytelling, go-to-market materials, pitch decks, launch strategy and investor-facing systems); and Media, Content and Campaign Systems (digital media, campaign assets, social content systems and communications support). The site describes this as 'flexible senior-level support for founders, organizations and teams that need strategic direction and hands-on delivery.' The company states it connects strategy, brand, UX, web development, digital systems and implementation so the work functions as one system rather than as separate deliverables. Source: https://www.divinecreativegroup.com ## Where Divine Creative Group works Divine Creative Group is based in St. Louis, Missouri, and the site states it 'can support remote projects in other markets,' with a footer FAQ confirming 'Divine Creative Group is based in St. Louis and can support remote projects in other markets' when asked whether it only works with clients in the St. Louis area. The site does not publish a street address, so an office location or areas served beyond 'St. Louis, Missouri' cannot be confirmed. Contact is listed as the email jarred@divinecreativegroup.com, with a 'Start a Project' button leading to a project inquiry form hosted at divinecreativegroup.square.site. No phone number and no hours of operation are published on the site. Regarding pricing, the homepage includes a 'View Pricing' link, but that link leads to a page that returns a 'Page not found' error, so no prices, rates, fees or cost ranges are published anywhere on the site. There is no online quote calculator or published estimate process; the site's only path to pricing information is to start a project inquiry so the agency can respond directly, and it does not state a typical response time for that inquiry, an appointment/booking process, or a scheduling system. Lists Moore and Roanoke as a location. Names Missouri as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.divinecreativegroup.com ## How Divine Creative Group works with clients Divine Creative Group describes a four-step process it calls 'the DCG approach,' summarized on its site as 'clarity before complexity.' The steps are: Understand (define the audience, problem, goals, constraints and business need); Design (create the strategy, structure, visual language and user experience); Build (turn the plan into practical digital, technical and communication systems); and Improve (measure what works, remove friction, document the system and prepare for growth). The site states that a client's brand, website, product experience, technology stack, media and growth materials should support the same business goal, and that the agency brings design, technology, communication and implementation into one practical process rather than separating strategy from execution. To begin, the site directs visitors to a 'Start a Project' link and invites them to 'tell us what you are building, where you are stuck, and what success needs to look like.' The site does not describe typical project timelines, minimum engagement length, or how many people are involved in delivering a project. Source: https://www.divinecreativegroup.com ## Founder and credentials Divine Creative Group is led by founder Jarred Moore, described on the site as a 'St. Louis creative technologist and technology operations professional with more than 15 years of experience connecting design, digital systems, technical support, media, production and business implementation.' The site states his work 'sits at the intersection of creative direction and technology' and that through Divine Creative Group he 'works with founders and mission-driven organizations that need more than a visual deliverable,' helping 'connect strategy, design, technology and execution so the finished work can actually support growth.' Listed areas of focus are Creative Direction, UX Strategy, Web Development, Technology Operations, Systems Documentation and Project Implementation. The site links to a LinkedIn profile and a GitHub profile for Jarred Moore. The site does not list any additional named staff, does not state a team size or headcount, and does not cite any formal licenses, certifications or industry awards. Source: https://www.divinecreativegroup.com ## Who Divine Creative Group works with According to the site's own FAQ section, Divine Creative Group works with 'Founders, small and growing companies, nonprofits, community organizations, creative businesses and mission-driven teams.' The FAQ also states the agency works with early-stage founders, and that founder-focused work 'can include positioning, brand development, websites, product presentation, go-to-market materials, pitch visuals and investor-readiness support.' The site names one case study, 'The Whitfield Foundation for Success,' described as a 'long-term creative technology partnership supporting the Foundation's web presence, technical infrastructure and live program operations'; the site does not state whether this is a current or past engagement. The homepage's 'View Case Study' link does not lead to a working page with further detail. No other client names, testimonials or logos are published on the site, and no review counts, star ratings or third-party award listings appear anywhere on the page. Source: https://www.divinecreativegroup.com ## What Divine Creative Group has not published yet These are things people ask Divine Creative Group that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - project timelines - contract terms - current client relationships - guaranteed business outcomes - licenses or certifications Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.divinecreativegroup.com