Logo Design Logo design agency
A logo has to work in a store listing, on a shipping box, on a trade-show wall and in a phone avatar. We design it for all of them from the start.
For founders and marketing teams who sell in more than one market, and in more than one language.
A logo that only works in one place.
Many logos are approved on one mock-up and then fall apart: too fine to read on a phone, too wide for a social avatar, impossible in one colour on packaging. By then the business has printed it on things.
When a brand sells across borders, the logo also meets other scripts and other conventions. The test is not whether it looks good in a presentation. It is whether it still reads, still looks like you, and still prints cleanly everywhere it will actually be used.
Where your logo will be used
- Store and marketplace listings
- Packaging and labels
- Website and app icon
- Invoices and email signatures
- Trade shows and signage
What you get
You get concepts you can compare, a finished logo in every version your team will need, and the files and rules to use it without calling us each time.
Logo Concepts
A small set of genuinely different routes, each with the reasoning behind it, shown on real applications.
Arabic & Latin Lockups
The logo drawn in Arabic, in English and as a combined lockup, balanced against each other rather than translated.
Logo Variations
Horizontal, stacked, icon-only and one-colour versions for each place the logo has to fit.
Colour & Type
The main colours with codes for screen and print, and the typefaces that sit beside the logo.
Usage Rules
A short sheet on spacing, minimum size, backgrounds and what not to do.
Final Files
Vector, print and web formats, plus social avatars and a favicon, named and organised.
A logo in mind, or only the problem?
Send the business name, who it sells to and where the logo will appear. We reply with questions and a scoped quote.
How it works
Step 1: Brief
Your business, who you sell to, where the logo will appear and what you dislike in your current one.
Step 2: Concepts
A few distinct routes, each explained. You pick one, or tell us what to combine.
Step 3: Refine
The chosen route is redrawn, tested small and large, on dark and light, in Arabic and Latin.
Step 4: Hand over
Final files, usage rules and the extras in your scope, ready for your team and your printers.
Design work
See all work
High Star Est. website and brand
Website, branding, logo and company profile for High Star Est., an operation and maintenance contractor in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia.
Mobius bilingual brand and website
Bilingual Arabic and English logo, brand identity, company profile and website for Mobius Technology Company Limited, an industrial services company in Saudi Arabia.
Alwa Ali Mubarak Est. website
Website, domain and hosting setup, and company profile for a general contracting and trading establishment in Saudi Arabia.
Orbit Conveyancing website
Website, branding and Google Business Profile setup for Orbit Conveyancing, a property conveyancing firm in Melbourne, Australia.
Project or retainer?
Questions
How much does logo design cost?
It depends on the scope: how many concepts you want to see, whether you need Arabic and Latin versions, the extras (colour system, usage rules, stationery) and the timeline. Send a short brief and we quote a fixed scope, so you know what is included before you commit.
How long does a logo take?
Mostly it depends on how quickly decisions are made. Concepts come first, then one route is refined. The proposal gives a dated timeline, and feedback rounds that arrive late move it.
How many concepts will we see?
A small number of genuinely different routes, each with its reasoning, rather than many near-copies. The exact number is written in the proposal.
How many revisions are included?
The proposal states the rounds. Revisions refine the chosen route; a complete change of direction after approval is a new scope, which we say upfront rather than after.
Do we own the logo and the files?
You should. Ownership of the final approved logo and its files is agreed in writing in the proposal, and the source files are in your hand-over when they are in scope. Ask every agency for this in writing.
Can the logo work in Arabic and English?
Yes. We draw Arabic and Latin versions together and test the combined lockup, because a translated name rarely sits well beside the original.
Can you redesign our existing logo instead of replacing it?
Yes. Often the right move is to keep what people already recognise and fix what does not work: the proportions, the lettering, the small-size legibility.
What files will we receive?
Vector files, print-ready formats, web and social formats, one-colour and reversed versions, a favicon and a short usage sheet. The list is in the proposal.
Should we register the logo as a trademark?
That is a legal step we do not handle. Before you commit, check it against existing marks in the markets you sell in, and speak to an IP lawyer or the trademark office there. We can send the clean files they ask for.
Do you also build the full brand identity?
Yes. A logo can stand alone, or be the start of a full identity with colour, type, imagery and guidelines. See the brand identity page for that scope.
Tell us about the logo you need.
A short brief is enough to start: the name, the market, the languages and where it will be used. We reply with questions and a fixed-scope quote.
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All insightsGot a brief?
Tell us what you are making and when it has to ship. We will take it from there.