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LogoKit API

LogoKit serves company, stock and crypto logos from an image URL, and colours from its Brand API. Free at 64 pixels with a link to LogoKit; paid from $40.

Last updated 2026-11-10

LogoKit serves logos for companies by domain, for stocks by ticker or ISIN, and for cryptocurrencies by symbol, from an image URL you put in your page. Its Brand API returns company data with colours, the founding year, employee range, address and social profiles.

It suits finance and markets products that show stock and crypto logos as well as company logos.

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

What does LogoKit return?

  • LogosReturns the logo as a PNG at 64, 128 or 256 px; 64 px on the free plan, 256 px for paid plans only. A generated monogram is returned when no logo is found, unless fallback=404.
  • ColoursThe Brand API returns a list of brand colours as hex values.
  • FontsNo fonts; the Brand API returns name, descriptions, website, logo URL, colours, founding year, employee range, social profiles, address and GICS classification.
  • GuidanceNo voice or guideline data in the Brand API response.
  • FilesNo images or files beyond the logo URL in the Brand API response.

How is it billed?

Flat monthly or yearly plans with daily request allowances: Startup $40, Scale $120 and Enterprise $600 a month.

What are the limits?

  • Logo requests a day: 5,000 on Free, 50,000 on Startup, 150,000 on Scale, 1,000,000 on Enterprise. Brand Data requests a day: 100 on Startup, 250 on Scale, 2,500 on Enterprise.
  • Over the plan's limit, the API returns 429 Too Many Requests.

What do the terms require?

  • Free plan: a link to LogoKit on pages that show its logos; it must stay visible and be indexable by search engines.
  • Logos must be shown by hotlinking LogoKit's URLs; extracting, scraping or caching them is not allowed outside Enterprise or a written agreement. Ordinary browser caching is permitted.
  • Enterprise may fetch logos server-side and serve them from its own servers; cached logos must be refreshed or deleted within 30 days.

Who keeps it current?

  • Inaccurate data is reported through a form linked from the docs.
  • Hotlinked logo URLs show the current logo without you storing files.

How do you call it?

<img src="https://img.logokit.com/apple.com?token=<publishable-api-token>" alt="Apple logo (identification only, no affiliation)" />

When should you use something else?

  • For larger logos on a free plan, Logo.dev and Brandfetch don't limit free logos to 64 pixels. See Logo.dev vs LogoKit.
  • To store logos on your own servers, LogoKit allows it only on Enterprise. Logo.dev allows it on every plan.
  • For fonts, images or guidance, LogoKit returns none of them.

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