Logo Design for Phoenix Small Businesses
A starter logo from us is $100. We draft five options for your business, you pick the one you like, and you get it as clean files for your website and for print. Add a $200 brand kit for logo variations, colors and fonts. Both are added to a website plan; we don't sell them on their own.
How Your Logo Gets Made
- You tell us about your business: the name, what you do, and the colors you like.
- We draft five options in five different styles: an emblem, a mascot, a crest, a simple mark with no text, and a badge. Each is designed in-house, never built from stock art.
- You see each option as a set: the full logo, a small icon cut from it, a version on a light background, and its colors, so you can judge how it will really be used.
- You pick one by number. We turn it into a file that stays sharp at any size, from your website to a business card or a sign.
We draft the options with AI image tools that run on our own computers. You make the final choice.
What the Brand Kit Adds
The $200 brand kit gives you logo variations, your colors and your fonts, in the files a printer will ask for. With it, your cards, flyers, menus and website all match. The cards and flyers themselves are the $75 print kit; every design add-on is on our graphic design page.
How Much Does It Cost to Design a Logo for a Business?
Published US prices for a small business logo run from $69 to $2,500 or more. Those are the prices 15 designers, studios and online logo shops list on their own websites, which we read in September 2026. The lowest price we found was an online logo shop's, and free logo makers cost nothing but your time.
Ours is $100 for a custom logo, with five options to choose from.
Do I Own the Logo If I Pay Someone to Design It?
Not always. Who owns it depends on what your agreement with the designer says, so get it in writing before you pay.
With us, it's written into our Website Services Agreement: your logo is yours, along with your domain, your photos, your text and your leads. One caveat: the U.S. Copyright Office said in January 2025 that AI-made artwork gets copyright protection only where a person decided enough of what it looks like, so we don't promise a copyright on your logo. It's still yours to use.
Where Can I Get a Logo Designed?
You have four main choices: make one yourself with a free logo maker such as Canva's, buy one from an online logo shop, hire a freelancer, or hire a design studio. A logo maker starts from templates that other businesses can use too; a designer starts from your business.
We design yours along with your website, so your logo, your site and your print pieces match from the day you launch.
What Are the Biggest Logo Design Mistakes?
The common ones are too much detail, fonts that are hard to read, too many colors, and a logo that only works at one size. A logo has to read on a phone screen, a business card and a sign, on a light or a dark background.
That's why every option we show you comes with a small icon version and a light-background version, so you can see how it holds up before you choose. We never build from stock art, which any other business can buy too. If your current logo has these problems, a new one can be part of your website plan.
What Should I Include in a Brand Kit?
Start with three things: your logo in its main version and simpler variations, your color palette, and your fonts, in the files a printer and a web designer need. Full brand guidelines add rules for photos, wording and layout, which you can add later if you need them.
Ours covers the three essentials for $200.
How Much Does a Brand Kit Cost?
Published US prices for a small business brand kit run from $125 to $2,500, going by eight designers' own websites, which we read in September 2026. Most of those kits include designing the logo. Do-it-yourself tools such as Adobe Express offer free brand kit templates.
Ours is $200 for logo variations, colors and fonts. If you don't have a logo yet, the starter logo is $100, so the two together are $300.
What a Logo From Us Doesn't Include
- A trademark. We don't search or register trademarks; if you plan to register your logo, talk to a trademark attorney first.
- A copyright promise, for the reason above.
- Brand strategy, business naming or taglines.
- Design on its own. The logo and the brand kit are added to a website plan; we don't sell them separately.
The full terms are in our Website Services Agreement.
Get Your Logo With Your Website
Pick your plan and tick the starter logo or the brand kit on the order form. It takes about five minutes.
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Questions first? Call us at (480) 952-0128.