How much do you charge for a logo

[Dilip]

Do you have a set rate per logo? Or do you decide as per the challenge, no. of variations, revisions etc?

 

[Nathan]

It actually depends on the kind of logo I'm working on. My fees might range from $100 to $300.

 

[Sara]

It depends on the kind of logo that I am going to work for the person. If it's simple logo, I can charge 4-5k from the person but if it's a twisted logo, you are giving me 8-10k.

 

[Dilip]

It depends on the kind of logo that I am going to work for the person. If it's simple logo, I can charge 4-5k from the person but if it's a twisted logo, you are giving me 8-10k.

Which currency?

 

[James]

This is dependent on the platform that I am working on. I consider the price ranges of others before making a final decision on the price to charge. It can go from 50 dollars and as high as 500 dollars. The main point is finding a balance to ensure that I made progress from doing the work.

 

[Nomad]

I have made logos for clients but I never sold logos separately and it was a part of bigger deal, for instance, when I create website for clients, I also have to make them logo and cover graphics

 

[Henry]

I have made logos for clients but I never sold logos separately and it was a part of bigger deal, for instance, when I create website for clients, I also have to make them logo and cover graphics

This is a nice way to do it. Instead of trying to charge separately and end up messing things up, you can add it to the total cost of what you are doing for the client.

 

[Shortie]

it's not too often I create any graphics for people but when I do, I tend to charge per job rather than a set rate and I have found that works for me.

 

[Kennysplash]

There are some factors to be considered as you said, such as the type of logos, the details, the number of possible revisions. All these is what I will factor in my price, so there is no fixed price for me.

 

[Ryder]

The cheapest I have charged for a simple logo was $10. It depends on the nature of logo a client want me to design that is going to determine the price I am going to be charging for the job.

 

[Larry]

It actually depends on the kind of logo I'm working on. My fees might range from $100 to $300.

Personally, I think it's very expensive to charge between $100 to $300 for just a logo design. I wouldn't be willing to pay that much for a logo.

 

[Nicholas]

I don't get too many logo design jobs. AI tools have made it very easy for people to design their own logos without needing graphics designer's help.

 

[Axel]

Do you have a set rate per logo? Or do you decide as per the challenge, no. of variations, revisions etc?

It have been a very long time since I last worked on a logo for any client. I can remember charging $15 for the last logo job I did.

 

[Sara]

I don't get too many logo design jobs. AI tools have made it very easy for people to design their own logos without needing graphics designer's help.

AI making things to be easier. People are using AI tools to make their designs and logos. If someone calls for a graphic designer's help, the person doesn't know anything about AI.

 

[Maddox]

I don't get too many logo design jobs. AI tools have made it very easy for people to design their own logos without needing graphics designer's help.

AI have taken away so many jobs from graphics designers and it's almost inevitable now that it's going to keep happening from time to time.

 

[Angelina]

The cheapest that I have charged for a logo is $10 - $15 but before I do that, I will check the style or design of the logo. If it's too simple, I won't charge much.

 

[Kennysplash]

The cheapest that I have charged for a logo is $10 - $15 but before I do that, I will check the style or design of the logo. If it's too simple, I won't charge much.

I suppose you are going to factor in the time it will take you to finish up the design. If it is one that will take a long time then you have to up your price.

 

[Angelina]

I suppose you are going to factor in the time it will take you to finish up the design. If it is one that will take a long time then you have to up your price.

Exactly. If it's just a simple design that won't be a stress you or your eyes, you give them the minimum charge. Anything that looks like a high jump comes with a higher price.

 

[Kennysplash]

Exactly. If it's just a simple design that won't be a stress you or your eyes, you give them the minimum charge. Anything that looks like a high jump comes with a higher price.

Yes, that is why every designer should understand pricing very well so that they do not undercharge their services.

 

[Angelina]

Yes, that is why every designer should understand pricing very well so that they do not undercharge their services.

As a first timer, you will undercharge unless you have mentors that always guide you on things that they have experienced when they started. They will teach you how to charge depending on what a client ordered.