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Hunter Logo API

Hunter's Logo API returns a company's logo from its domain with no account and no key, free for commercial use. It returns only the image, no other brand data.

Last updated 2026-11-10

Hunter, the email-finding company, launched a free logo API in February 2026. Put https://logos.hunter.io/ and a domain in an image tag and you get the logo. There is no account, no key and no paid plan, and the URL pattern is the same as the retired Clearbit Logo API's.

It suits prototypes, internal tools and any product that needs a logo next to a company name and nothing else.

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

What does Hunter Logo API return?

  • LogosReturns the logo image itself, as PNG, WebP or AVIF depending on what is stored; the domain is the only parameter.
  • ColoursNo; the endpoint returns only the logo image, not JSON.
  • FontsNo; the endpoint returns only the logo image, not JSON.
  • GuidanceNo; the endpoint returns only the logo image, not JSON.
  • FilesNo; the endpoint returns only the logo image, not JSON.

How is it billed?

Not billed; free under a fair-use policy.

What are the limits?

No fixed rate limit; Hunter asks you to stay under 50,000 requests a day for typical use and to contact it above 200,000 a day.

What do the terms require?

  • The page's FAQ says a backlink from your site to hunter.io is required.
  • The terms on the same page ask for a link to Hunter Logos on a public page only above 50,000 requests a day.
  • Caching logos locally is encouraged.
  • Hunter may block logos, domains or origins for abusive use; the API is provided as-is and may be changed or ended at any time.

Who keeps it current?

  • Hunter reads the logo a company declares on its homepage: a Schema.org Organization logo first, then an og:logo meta tag.
  • A 404 means the logo isn't in Hunter's database yet; Hunter tries to find it for future requests.
  • Hunter uses API requests to discover new logos and domains.

How do you call it?

<img src="https://logos.hunter.io/stripe.com" alt="Stripe logo" />

What should you watch for?

  • Attribution. Hunter's page is inconsistent: its FAQ says a link to hunter.io is required, while its terms ask for one only above 50,000 requests a day. Adding the link settles it.
  • Continuity. The API is provided as is and may change or end at any time. Hunter encourages you to cache logos, which also protects you if it does.

When should you use something else?

  • For colours, SVG or a brand profile, use Logo.dev or Brandfetch.
  • For agents, Hunter's MCP server has no logo tool.

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