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How much does a logo cost?

£50 to £5,000+ in the UK in 2026, depending on who designs it.

UK price range
£5+
UK average
£450
Tiers explained
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Category
Branding

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Quick answer: £50 to £5,000+ in the UK in 2026, depending on who designs it.

The UK average for a logo in 2026 sits at roughly £450. The huge range is because a logo isn't one product — it's a category with wildly different tiers, and the tier you pick determines almost everything about what you get.

Below we break it down properly: what each tier gets you, what factors change the price, the hidden costs nobody warns you about, and where a fair, honest price actually lands.

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Pricing tiers explained

Here's how the UK market for a logo actually breaks down in 2026:

  • AI / Fiverr / 99designs (£5–£300) — for hobbies, side projects, throwaway brands You get: A logo file. Not a system. No guidelines, no variants.
  • Freelance designer (£300–£1,500) — for small businesses, first proper identity You get: Logo + basic variants + colour palette. Usually no strategy layer.
  • Small studio (RIOT) (£350–£950) — for real businesses that want a lasting mark You get: Strategy, primary logo, marks, colour, type, mini-guidelines.
  • Big agency (£3,000–£25,000+) — for corporates, funded startups, rebrands You get: Deep strategy, workshops, huge deck, dozens of applications.

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What changes the price

The same tier of supplier can quote wildly different prices depending on scope. Here are the factors that move the number up or down:

  • Number of concepts explored upfront
  • Whether strategy work is included
  • Number of variants delivered (horizontal, stacked, single-colour, favicon)
  • Whether guidelines are included
  • Rounds of revision
  • Delivery format (raster only vs. full vector set)

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Hidden costs nobody mentions

Every headline price hides costs that only surface later. Watch for these:

  • Cheap logos usually don't include the vector files — extra £50–£150
  • 'Extended commercial licence' upsells on marketplaces (£100+)
  • Rebrand in 18 months when the cheap logo can't scale (£2k+)

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What we charge

Logo design from £350, full brand identity from £950. Fixed price, no upsells, all file formats included.

We're a small Colchester studio working with UK SMBs and international clients. Our pricing is fixed, itemised, and includes everything you'd expect from a good agency — without the agency overhead.

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How to compare quotes fairly

The biggest mistake when getting quotes for a logo is comparing headline numbers without checking scope. A £500 quote and a £2,500 quote for what looks like the same thing are almost always for very different things.

Three checks that put every quote on a level playing field: 1) Ask what's included by line item. 2) Ask what happens if scope changes mid-project. 3) Ask what you own at the end (files, code, accounts). If any supplier can't answer those clearly, move on.

/ FAQs

Common questions

Why is there such a huge range?

Because 'a logo' is not one product. A £50 Fiverr logo and a £5,000 agency identity are fundamentally different things — different process, different deliverables, different lifespan.

What's the cheapest reasonable price for a UK logo?

£350 from a small studio. Below that, you're either using AI, a template, or a designer who's not costing their time properly.

How long should a logo last before you need to redo it?

A properly designed logo should last 5–10 years with minor refinements. A cheap logo often needs replacing within 18 months as the business grows into it.

Do I need a full brand identity or just a logo?

A logo alone works if you're a one-person consultant. If you'll ever put your brand on a website, uniform, sign, invoice, or social account, you need at least colour + type + variants — that's an identity, not a logo.

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