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Pricing guide · 2026

How much does a logo cost in 2026?

A straight answer, with real numbers: what you'll pay at each level, what changes the price and how to tell whether a quote is fair.

Short answer: a professionally designed logo typically costs anywhere from about £100 with a freelancer to £2,000+ with an agency, and a full brand identity from a London agency often runs £5,000 to £25,000 or more. At Beyond Branding, a logo with a usage guide starts at $500, and a complete identity with guidelines is $1,500 to $3,000.

The range is wide because "a logo" can mean very different things. Below is what each level actually gets you.

Logo prices by type of designer

These are typical 2026 ranges for the UK, based on published industry pricing guides. US and UAE prices follow a similar pattern, with major-city agencies at the top end.

Who designs itTypical priceWhat you usually get
Logo generators & marketplacesFree – £150Template-based marks, little originality, limited file rights
Freelance designer£100 – £500A few logo concepts and basic files; quality varies widely
Small studio£500 – £3,000Strategy-led logo, type and colour, often with guidelines
Branding agency£750 – £2,000+ (logo)
£5,000 – £25,000+ (identity)
Workshops, research, full identity system and brand book

What drives the price of a logo?

1. Logo or full identity

A logo is one mark. A brand identity adds typography, colour, layout rules and guidelines. The identity is what keeps your website, packaging and signage consistent, and it's where most of the cost (and most of the value) sits.

2. Number of concepts and revisions

More initial routes and more revision rounds mean more design time. Cheap quotes often include one concept and limited changes; check before you commit.

3. Research and strategy

Looking at your market, competitors and customers before designing is what separates a logo that fits your business from one that just looks nice.

4. Files and usage rights

You should receive vector files (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF), web files and full ownership. Some low-cost options restrict usage or only supply low-resolution images.

5. Experience

A designer who has worked on established brands will usually charge more, but gets to the right answer faster and avoids costly rebrands later.

What a logo costs at Beyond Branding

We publish our prices so you can budget before you get in touch. Every quote is fixed and agreed before work begins.

Starter

$500 – $1,200Logo + basic usage guide

Signature

$1,500 – $3,000Logo + type + colour + guidelines

Full System

$3,000 – $6,000+Above + stationery + brand book

Prices in USD, scoped and fixed before work begins. Full rate card · Prices in INR

For context, the same studio has delivered work for Marriott, DoubleTree by Hilton and the Government of Dubai Media Office. A dedicated production team behind every project is what lets us keep these prices well below typical agency rates.

How to tell if a logo quote is fair

  • Does it list the deliverables: concepts, revision rounds, file formats and guidelines?
  • Do you own the final design outright?
  • Can the designer show relevant work, ideally in your industry?
  • Is the price fixed, or could it grow with extra rounds?
  • Will you get vector files your printer and web developer can use?
Want a number for your project? Send a one-line brief on WhatsApp and Ayush will reply with a fixed price, usually the same day.

Frequently asked questions

How much should a small business pay for a logo?

Most small businesses get good value in the £500 to £3,000 range, where a studio delivers a considered logo plus colour, type and basic guidelines. At Beyond Branding, logos start at $500 and full identities are $1,500 to $3,000.

Is a £50 logo worth it?

It can work as a placeholder, but very cheap logos are often template-based, hard to trademark and missing the files you need for print. Most businesses end up paying again to replace them.

How long does logo design take?

Timelines depend on scope and feedback speed. A focused logo project moves in days rather than months; a full identity with guidelines takes longer. Your timeline is confirmed with your quote.

Do I own my logo after it's designed?

You should. Make sure your contract transfers full ownership and that you receive editable vector files. Every Beyond Branding project includes both.

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