Need a logo?

It really is $59 or $99, and there's nothing hidden. One flat price paid once. Every file included and no subscription.

I do offer upsells, all of them things customers asked me for. None of them gate your logo files. Those are yours the second you pay.

Every paid package also banks you free months on a Herosite annual website plan: one month with Standard, two months with Brand-in-a-Box. The website builder launches soon, and your free months will be waiting in your dashboard when it does. Build your site with me and the logo effectively pays for itself.

Honest answer: beauty is subjective. One person's love for a bubbly mascot won't match the next person's demand for a serious monogram. There are six distinct logo categories, plus combinations on top of that, and while most industries have types and styles they lean towards, three logos aren't always enough to find a clear winner you'll want to represent your business forever. But, for many users of my free logo generator, they are.

Behind those three logos are over 200,000 lines of code built on deeply nerdy color theory, a scientific golden ratio layout engine, advanced image editing tools, and an actual panel of tuned and trained AI judges. You see three logos but I actually generate 10 to 14 and run each through 17 tests before they're ranked, judged, and narrowed to the best three.

So I'm confident the free version shows you what I'm capable of with a high resolution logo for your website, email signature, and social media. If it earns your trust, an inexpensive paid package gets you the rest: vector files (SVG, EPS, PDF) and for my premium customers, a valuable stationery kit prebuilt with your info and a brand rule book to keep things consistent. This is many hundreds of dollars of additional value for free.

Most professional graphic designers present a dozen options and refine from there. My paid plans do the same: twelve distinct logos, or eighteen with my brand-in-a-box package. Three is a small sample size, but plenty of my customers tell me they hit gold.

That's exactly who this was built for. It also has to satisfy people who care a lot about nerdy design stuff like kerning and lockup, which is the harder job.

If you've never designed anything, you never face a blank page. Every step suggests colors and fonts based on your business name and your industry. Those suggestions took months to build, on top of real design principles and the math of which colors actually work together. Follow them and you'll land somewhere good.

If you do have an eye for design, every suggestion has alternatives sitting behind it, and all paid packages include advanced editors that control spacing, placement, color, and fonts.

Yes, absolutely. The moment you complete your purchase, you hold 100% unrestricted commercial rights to use, modify, and exploit your final logo however you see fit. Herosite Corp waives any future claims to your designs - there are zero hidden fees or ongoing royalties.

For founders looking for advanced brand protection, I offer the Brand Governance & Trademark Readiness Kit ($49) at checkout. While your standard purchase gives you the immediate green light to use your logo, this upgraded kit provides you with a formalized, serial-numbered Certificate of Commercial Release on corporate letterhead, a full design spec sheet (Hex codes and fonts), and my step-by-step DIY Federal Trademark Guide. Think of the standard purchase as getting the keys to drive your brand, while the Certificate acts as the clean corporate title deed giving you the executive paperwork you need to hand over to banks, future investors, or a trademark office when you're ready to legally lock down your identity.

Please note: while you get full, unrestricted commercial rights to your generated assets, ensuring your new design doesn't conflict with pre-existing local businesses is your responsibility, as Herosite does not perform global trademark or clearance searches.

Free gets you one 768x768 PNG on a white background with no watermark. This works great for immediate use on screens (like on a social media account or an email signature).

Paid gets you what a business actually needs: vector files in SVG, EPS, and PDF. Vectors stay sharp at any size, from a business card to a billboard, so they're what a print shop asks for and what any supplier needs before putting your logo on a hoodie or a bus bench.

Once you pick your logo, I build up to 60 files across different colors, layouts, and formats, then bundle them in organized folders in one zip. Your dashboard keeps them forever, so losing the zip isn't a problem.

Honestly, it's a hard place to get to. You're never choosing between one or two: the $59 USD package gives you 12 logo options, the $99 package gives you 18, and they all arrive together.

From there, the editing tools open up any option you like and let you change the font, the colors, and the spacing. That's where most people land, on an edited version of one of the options.

I'll be straight about the limit: I don't generate a fresh batch after that. You pick from the set you were given and refine it.

Most free logo tools hand you a low-resolution PNG with a watermark baked in. Mine is high resolution, watermark free, and yours to keep.

The bigger difference is what happens before you ever see a logo. Most AI logo generators pass your business name to an AI model and show you whatever comes back. I spent months building a rulebook out of actual design theory and color mathematics, and every logo I generate has to clear it. Then a panel of AI judges goes hunting for the mistakes AI models reliably make, and throws out the ones that have them.

For a free logo, I generate 10 to 14 designs against that rulebook. A 17-step evaluation and correction process cuts up to 11 of them. You see the 3 that survived.

Of course. Plenty of people grab a logo first and sort out a site later. It's yours either way. And if you do decide to build with me, your paid package already has free months on my annual website plan waiting for you: one month with Standard, two with Brand-in-a-Box, ready the day the website builder launches.