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Looking for logo design in Ireland? Post your job on ShamFix for free and get quotes from logo designers — logo design, brand identity and business branding. Compare profiles and choose who to hire.

What shapes the price of logo design

  • Logo design pricing is built from a few moving parts.
  • A fixed project fee covers an agreed scope: a set number of concepts, a set number of revision rounds, and final files.
  • An hourly rate suits exploratory work or ongoing tweaks where the scope is not fixed.
  • A retainer suits a business that needs regular design support across branding, social media, and print.
  • Scope creep is the main risk: extra concepts, extra revision rounds, or new uses such as signage or embroidery can push the price up.
  • The customer should agree what is included and what is not before work starts.
  • File formats, source files, and ownership terms also affect the price.
  • A designer may charge for a brand guide, colour variants, or favicon versions as separate items.
  • Travel is rarely a factor because the work is remote.
  • Ask for a written quote that lists deliverables, revision limits, and file types.

How long logo design takes

Logo design usually runs in stages. First, a briefing stage: the customer shares the business name, sector, audience, and any must-haves or must-avoids. Second, a concept stage: the designer presents initial directions, often two to four. Third, a revision stage: the customer gives feedback and the designer refines one direction. Fourth, a finalisation stage: the chosen mark is prepared in the required formats. Fifth, a handover stage: files and any usage notes are delivered. A simple mark can take a week or two; a fuller identity with variations can take longer. The customer should agree stage dates in advance. Delays often come from slow feedback, so set a response time. Ask for a schedule that shows when each stage starts and ends.

What to ask before you hire

  1. 01Ask what is included in the fee and what is not.
  2. 02Ask how many initial concepts you will see and how many revision rounds are covered.
  3. 03Ask who owns the copyright and when it transfers.
  4. 04Ask what file formats you will receive: vector, raster, web, print, and social media versions.
  5. 05Ask how the files will be handed over: by email, cloud link, or another method.
  6. 06Ask whether the designer keeps a copy and for how long.
  7. 07Ask if there is a separate charge for a brand guide or usage rules.
  8. 08Ask which professional body this Logo design provider is a member of.
  9. 09Ask for a timeline with stages and checkpoints.
  10. 10Ask what happens if you need changes after the project closes.
  11. 11Ask whether the price includes any third-party costs, such as font licences.
  12. 12Get the answers in writing before you agree.

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Logo design for Irish businesses

Most logo work in Ireland comes from sole traders, start-ups and small firms, from tradespeople in Cork or Galway to cafes and consultancies in Dublin, who need a mark for a van, a shopfront or a new website. Requests often peak in January and in spring, when new businesses register and plan launches. Some Local Enterprise Offices run grant schemes that can cover design or digital work for small businesses, so check with yours. When posting, describe your business and customers, share logos you like and dislike, list where the logo will be used (signage, social media, workwear, print), and say whether you need the source files and a simple brand guide.

Logo design jobs people post

  • New logo for a start-up or sole trader
  • Logo refresh for an existing business
  • Logo and business card design
  • Van and signage-ready logo files
  • Social media profile and cover graphics
  • Simple brand guide with colours and fonts
  • Logo for a cafe, shop or restaurant
  • Vector conversion of an old logo
  • Logo for a club, event or charity
  • Workwear and embroidery-ready logo

Logo design questions people ask

How many logo concepts should I expect?

Most designers present two to four initial concepts. The exact number depends on the brief and the fee. Ask before you agree so you know what is included. More concepts can mean a higher price or a longer timeline. If you need many directions, say so at the start.

What file formats will I receive for my logo?

You should receive vector files such as SVG, AI, or EPS, plus raster files such as PNG and JPG. Vector files scale without losing quality. Ask for versions suitable for web, print, and social media. Confirm whether the source files are included or cost extra.

Who owns the copyright to the logo?

Copyright ownership should be agreed in writing before work starts. In many cases the designer transfers rights to you on full payment. Some designers keep the right to show the work in a portfolio. Ask for the terms in the quote or contract so there is no confusion later.

Can I ask for changes after the logo is finished?

Yes, but changes after final delivery may be charged separately. The revision rounds included in the fee usually cover work before final files are handed over. Ask what the rate is for later changes. Keep a copy of the final files and any brand guide.

How long does a logo design project take?

A simple logo can take one to two weeks from brief to handover. A fuller identity with variations can take three to four weeks or more. The timeline depends on how quickly you give feedback. Ask for a stage-by-stage schedule before you start.

What information should I give the designer at the start?

Give the business name, what you do, your audience, and where the logo will appear. Mention colours or styles you like or want to avoid. Share any existing brand materials. A clear brief reduces revision rounds and helps the designer quote accurately.

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