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Clearbit Logo API (retired)

The Clearbit Logo API returned a company's logo from logo.clearbit.com and its domain. HubSpot shut it down on December 8, 2025 and recommends Logo.dev instead.

Last updated 2026-11-10

This API has shut down. HubSpot, which acquired Clearbit in December 2023, deprecated the Logo API in March 2025 and set its shutdown for December 8, 2025. Requests to logo.clearbit.com now fail to connect. To replace it, see Moving off the Clearbit Logo API.

It was a free URL that returned a company's logo for a domain, with a link back to clearbit.com as the only condition. The facts below describe it as it was, from its archived documentation.

  • Logos Yes
  • Colours No
  • Fonts No
  • Guidance No
  • Files No

What does Clearbit Logo API return?

  • LogosReturned the company's logo inline as PNG (default) or JPG; size set the longest side in pixels (default 128), and greyscale desaturated it.
  • ColoursNo; the docs offered the Logo API for when you only needed a company's logo and no other data.
  • FontsNo; the docs offered the Logo API for when you only needed a company's logo and no other data.
  • GuidanceNo; the docs offered the Logo API for when you only needed a company's logo and no other data.
  • FilesNo; the docs offered the Logo API for when you only needed a company's logo and no other data.

How is it billed?

Not billed; attribution was the only condition.

What are the limits?

Not published

What do the terms require?

A legible link back to clearbit.com, in at least 12-point type, on every page that showed a logo.

Who keeps it current?

Clearbit detected logos from signals such as the company's Twitter or Facebook account; a domain owner could choose the logo with an og:logo meta tag on the homepage.

How do you call it?

GET https://logo.clearbit.com/:domain, for example <img src="https://logo.clearbit.com/segment.com?size=200&greyscale=true">

What replaces it?

HubSpot recommends Logo.dev. Brandfetch, LogoKit and Hunter each publish a migration path too; the migration guide compares them.

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