What Does Logo Design Cost in Glasgow?

A logo is the one piece of design that ends up on everything: your website, your signage, your business cards, your van, your invoices. So it is fair to want to know what it costs before you commit. In Glasgow, a properly scoped custom logo typically sits somewhere between £250 and £1,500, and where you land inside that range comes down to how much you need alongside the mark itself. This guide breaks down our real logo design prices and what each one includes.

We design logos from our Washington Street studio in Glasgow city centre, and we work to three clear tiers so you can pick the scope that fits your stage rather than guessing at a day rate. Every tier includes the master source files as standard, not as an upsell you discover later.

How much does a logo cost in Glasgow?

Our logo design packages start at £299 for a Starter Logo, £499 for the Standard Logo, and £899 for the Logo and Brand Mini-Pack. Those prices sit in the middle of the typical Glasgow range, which runs from roughly £250 at the budget end to around £1,500 for more involved brand work. What moves the price is the number of concepts, the rounds of revisions, and whether you need brand assets beyond the logo itself.

Starter Logo, £299

The Starter Logo gives you two initial concepts and one round of revisions, delivered with the core file set. It is the right choice for a new business that needs a clean, professional mark to launch with, or for a light refresh where your existing logo has equity but feels dated or reproduces badly at small sizes.

Even at the entry price, you get the master file and the exports you need to actually use the logo across print and screen. You are not buying a single flat image that falls apart the moment you need it bigger.

Standard Logo, £499

The Standard Logo is the tier most businesses choose. It gives you three concepts to react to and two rounds of revisions, so there is real room to explore a direction and refine it. It also includes mono and reversed variants, which matter more than people expect: a logo that only works in full colour on white becomes a problem the first time it has to sit on a dark background, a single-colour stamp or an embroidered polo shirt.

If your logo is going to appear across a mix of print and digital, on signage, stationery and online, the extra concepts and the variant set make this the sensible middle option.

Logo and Brand Mini-Pack, £899

The Mini-Pack builds on the Standard Logo and adds the beginnings of a brand system: a colour palette, font pairings and a one-page brand sheet. This is the tier to pick when you want more than a logo in isolation. The palette and typography keep everything you produce afterwards consistent, from your website to your printed material.

If you already know you will be briefing a lot of design and print off the back of your new identity, starting with a small brand system saves you money later, because every piece of work has a reference to follow rather than being figured out from scratch each time.

What affects the price of a logo?

Three things mostly. First, the number of concepts: more starting directions means more design time. Second, revision rounds: more room to refine costs more but reduces the risk of settling for something that is nearly right. Third, scope beyond the mark: a colour palette, typography and a brand sheet are additional work on top of the logo. A logo on its own is cheaper than a logo plus the system that surrounds it, which is exactly why the tiers exist.

Turnaround also matters if you are on a deadline. Our standard path is ten working days from the kick-off brief, and we can fast-track to five working days for a launch, trade show or print deadline. The fast-track carries a small rush fee, but the quality of the work does not change.

Frequently asked questions

Do I own the logo and the files?

Yes. Every tier includes the master source file and the exports you need, so you own a logo that scales cleanly from a favicon to a billboard. We do not hold your files hostage or charge extra to release them.

How long does a logo take?

Ten working days from the brief is standard: time to develop concepts, refine your chosen direction and produce the final files. If you need it sooner, we can fast-track to five working days for a small rush fee.

Can you refresh my existing logo instead of starting over?

Often, yes, and it can be better value than a full rebuild if your current mark has equity but feels dated or reproduces badly. A light refresh usually fits the Starter tier, and a more substantial evolution sits at Standard.

What if I need more than a logo?

The Mini-Pack adds a palette, font pairings and a brand sheet. If you need the full brand stack and marketing artwork beyond that, our Glasgow graphic design service picks up from there and carries your new identity across everything you print and publish.

Get a fixed quote for your logo

The clearest way to know what your logo will cost is to tell us where you are: a brand-new business, a refresh, or a full identity for a wider rollout. We will recommend the right tier and give you a fixed quote, usually within one working day. Take a look at the full detail on our logo design in Glasgow page, and if you would like your new mark carried through to print and marketing, our graphic design team can handle that too. It is worth reading how graphic design and print under one roof keeps that new identity consistent across everything you produce.