Lately I’ve been seriously considering a professional logo for my own website. With so many online professional logo designers to choose from however, the decision has become quite difficult. Since I am going to be researching these already I thought that it only makes sense to share my findings with everyone. If you have used any of these logo design companies in the past please leave a comment to let us know if you had a good experience with them.
Within the companies listed below some offer free logo designs or DIY (do it yourself) logo creation tools that can help you keep your overall cost down. But unless you are a designer yourself you’ll probably be better off just hiring a professional. After all, your logo should be a shining representation of what your company is about and if your logo doesn’t shine, what does that say about your company? Some logo design companies also provide branding of your logo on promotional items, products, stationary, letterheads, business cards, shirts as well as provide other services like website design and web banner creation. If a logo designer indeed offers such additional products and services, they are frequently bundled into different packages/plans and you can usually save you lots of money in the long run for your company, especially if you’re in the startup phase of development.
I’ve created a comparison spreadsheet that reviews all the pertinent information of each online logo provider. This includes do it yourself (DIY) providers, custom made professional logo providers, pricing, support, days until delivery (turnaround), and whether or not they provide other services such as website design, banners, promotional products, stationary, and brochures. Most of logo providers also offer discounts on professionally printed business cards as part of their sales packages. I’ve coded the logo plans to indicate the number of designers, number of design concepts, and the number of revisions. For instance if a logo company’s Plan 1 is 1-2-3, that means that for that plan you would get 1 designer assigned to create two concepts of a logo for you and that you would get up to three revisions for your logo.
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