# Brandfetch API > Brandfetch looks up a company's logos, colours, font names, images and voice from its domain. Its Logo API is free to 1M requests a month; Brand API from $129. Brandfetch looks up how a company presents itself in public. Three APIs share one account: the Logo API serves a logo image from a URL you put in a page, the Brand API returns the full profile as JSON (logos, colours, font names, images and company details), and the Brand Context API returns a written summary of the brand's voice and visual style. It suits products that show many companies and need more than the logo: colours to theme a page, images, or a sense of how the company sounds. | | | | --- | --- | | Job | [One-off lookups](https://brandapis.com/guides/which-brand-api#one-off-lookups) | | Logos | Yes | | Colours | Yes | | Fonts | Partly | | Guidance | Partly | | Files | Partly | | You send | A domain, URL, email, ticker, ISIN or crypto symbol | | Authentication | API key; a client ID for the Logo API | | Free tier | 100 brand fetches, once; 1M logo requests a month | | Paid from | $129 a month (Growth Starter) | | MCP server | Yes | | Checked | 2026-11-10 | ## What does Brandfetch return? - **Logos:** Brand API lists every logo, symbol and icon Brandfetch holds for the brand, in each theme and format. Brand API logo files come as SVG, WebP, PNG or JPEG, with width, height and whether the background is transparent. Logo API serves an icon, symbol or logo in a light or dark theme; WebP by default, PNG or JPG on request, and SVG for the logo and symbol types. - **Colours:** Every Brand API response has the brand's accent, dark and light colours as hex; palette=true adds the full ranked palette with each colour's role and where the website uses it. - **Fonts:** Brand API returns the title and body font names, with origin (Google, custom upload or system) and weights. No font file URLs are listed. - **Guidance:** Brand Context API returns a written summary of the brand's voice, with descriptive adjectives and tones to avoid, and a summary of its visual style. - **Files:** Brand API returns the brand's banner and pictures published on its own site, tagged as photo, portrait, illustration, screenshot, text or pattern. Every Brand API response includes a PNG screenshot of the top of the brand's homepage, with the date it was taken. ## How is it billed? - Brand API, Brand Context API and Transaction API share one monthly pool of brand fetches, one per call; fetches over the plan cost $0.10 each, up to a cap you set. - Pay per request without an account: $0.10 per Brand API or Brand Context API request. - Agents can buy prepaid access: 20 API credits per US dollar, one credit per request. ## What are the limits? - Brand API and Brand Context API: a sustained 100 requests a second, with a hard limit of 30,000 requests per rolling 5 minutes; 429 once the monthly quota is used. - Logo API: 1,000 requests per 5 minutes per IP and 2,400 per 5 minutes per customer; the monthly allowance is a soft limit. ## What do the terms require? - Logo API URLs must be embedded in your pages; fetching logo images from a script is not permitted and can be blocked. - Logo API needs no attribution. - Apps may not replicate Brandfetch, for example a logo search that only returns Logo API results. - Brand API responses can be cached for 30 days. - Cached content must be refreshed with a new API call at least every 30 days, or deleted. - Commercial use is allowed for internal use such as showing a logo in your app; sublicensing the data or putting it in your own API responses needs a separate agreement. ## Who keeps it current? - A request triggers a background re-crawl if the brand hasn't been refreshed in 3 months. - Brand owners can claim and manage their profile; Brandfetch's QA team curates brands and tracks rebrands. - Since May 2026, brands claimed by their owner or verified by Brandfetch's team are no longer overwritten by automatic re-crawls. - Anyone can request a brand update at brandfetch.com/update; the QA team makes the change. - Webhooks send brand.updated and brand.rebranded events for brands you subscribe to. ## How do you call it? ``` curl --request GET --url https://api.brandfetch.io/v2/brands/domain/nike.com --header 'Authorization: Bearer ' ``` ``` Logo by Brandfetch ``` ``` curl --request GET --url https://api.brandfetch.io/v2/context/brandfetch.com --header 'Authorization: Bearer ' --header 'Accept: application/json' ``` ## When should you use something else? - **For logos and colours on a smaller budget**, [Logo.dev](https://brandapis.com/directory/logo-dev) has a cheaper paid plan. [Brandfetch vs Logo.dev](https://brandapis.com/compare/brandfetch-vs-logo-dev) sets them side by side. - **For type and spacing taken from a site's styles**, see [Brandfetch vs Context.dev](https://brandapis.com/compare/brandfetch-vs-context-dev). - **For a brand's own rules**, look elsewhere. Since June 2026 the voice summary is built only from what the brand publishes on its own site, so it describes how the brand comes across, not the guidelines its team follows. See [agentic brand work](https://brandapis.com/guides/which-brand-api#agentic-brand-work). ## Sources - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) - (checked 2026-11-10) --- Source: https://brandapis.com/directory/brandfetch Last updated: 2026-11-10 Published by The Brand API Register. The Brand API Register is run by Rainbrand, which makes one of the APIs listed. Its entry follows the same rules as the others.