Logo & Brand Book from $250

A $20–$100 marketplace logo gets you 1–5 options with no brief and no niche research. A premium agency at $5,000+ gets you market research that rarely pays for itself for a small business. Netloria works in the middle: a structured process, a few concepts to choose from, and usage documentation — without paying for an agency name.

Logos start at $250, a full brand book starts at $700. The brand book locks in the rules for using your logo, colors, fonts, and graphic elements, so your brand looks the same on your website, on social media, and in print.

The result is a recognizable visual identity you can hand to any contractor without losing quality.

Logo & Brand Book

Why the mid-market segment works

Multiple logo concepts to choose from, not just one
Niche and competitor research before design starts
A brand book that keeps your brand from drifting
Files in every format you need (vector, PNG, SVG)
No markup for an agency's name
A transparent process with clear timelines

Pricing

from $250
Logo
  • 2–3 logo concepts to choose from
  • Brief niche research
  • Vector files (AI, SVG, PNG)
  • 2 rounds of revisions
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from $700
Full Brand Book
  • Everything in the Logo + Mini Style Guide tier
  • Brand graphic elements and patterns
  • Templates for marketing materials
  • A style guide document for contractors
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How the process works

From idea to finished product — simple, fast, and transparent.

Discuss Your Idea
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Research & brief

Research & brief

We analyze your niche, competitors, and target audience, then put together a design brief.

Concept development

Concept development

We create several logo and brand identity directions for you to choose from.

Finalization & brand book

Finalization & brand book

We refine the chosen direction and prepare the files and usage documentation.

Frequently asked questions

Why not just get a $20–$50 logo on a freelance marketplace?

That gets you one option with no niche research and no rights to properly formatted source files — you often end up redoing it later.

How many logo options will I get?

2–3 different concepts to choose from, with room to refine the direction you pick.

Do I have to get the full brand book right away?

No, you can start with the logo and mini style guide and add the full brand book later as the business grows.

What file formats will I receive?

Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG) and raster files (PNG), ready for your website, print, and social media.

How long does it take?

A logo takes 5–7 days; a full brand book takes 10–14 days depending on the scope of documentation.

A $20 Logo or a $5,000 Brand Book — Where’s the Middle Ground?

A marketplace logo for $20 gets you one option with no brief and no niche research, often without properly formatted source files. A premium agency at $5,000+ gets you market research that rarely pays off for a small business. Netloria works in the middle: a structured process, a few concepts to choose from, and usage documentation — without paying for an agency’s name.

Why you need a brand book, not just a logo

A logo with no usage rules quickly drifts — different shades of the same color on your site, social media, and business cards; fonts that don’t match. A brand book locks in your palette, typography, and minimum spacing, so any contractor (designer, printer, social media manager) can reproduce your brand consistently without you supervising every detail.

How many logo options do you actually get

Instead of “one option, take it or leave it,” we deliver 2-3 concepts based on research into your niche and competitors, then refine the direction you choose. That gives you real choice while keeping the process and timeline under control.

Ordering a logo or full brand book from Netloria means getting a recognizable visual identity that looks the same on your website, social media, and printed materials.

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