How much does a logo cost in Newcastle?

Price bands

What each price band buys

Under $100

A marketplace or a generator. Fast, and the same shape may be sold to other businesses.

$400 to $2,000

A designer, a few directions, revisions and the full file set.

$2,000 to $5,000

The logo plus colours, type and how it is used.

$8,000 and up

A full brand, often alongside a website or a rebrand.

If your existing logo only needs tidying and its files rebuilt, a new logo may not be needed.

The files

The files decide the real cost

A logo you only have as a picture from a screen cannot go on a sign, vehicle or shirt without being redrawn, and the redraw is another bill. A sign writer needs a version that scales to two metres without blurring. An embroiderer needs one without shadows or gradients. A printer needs the colours written down.

A version that scales to any size

A vector file for signage and vehicle wraps.

A plain one colour version

For embroidery, stamps and single colour printing.

The colour codes written down

So the printer and the sign writer match each other.

Written permission to use it

In your name, with nothing to renew.

When cheap is fine

When the cheap logo is the right answer

A new business testing whether an idea works may have better places for two thousand dollars. A simple mark can carry it until there is something to put it on.

The point it stops being enough is the first physical item: signage, a vehicle, uniforms or a shopfront. They all need proper drawings, and that is the time to pay once for the full file set. Our graphic design service covers the pieces that follow.