Logo prices in Kenya run from KES 5,000 to KES 250,000. What each price band gets you, why vector files matter and what a brand identity adds.
A logo in Kenya costs anywhere from KES 5,000 to KES 250,000 in 2026, depending on who makes it and what you get. For a professional logo with proper vector files, expect to pay KES 15,000 to KES 25,000.
The three price bands
Logo prices in Kenya fall into three rough bands. Knowing which one you are shopping in saves a lot of confusion.
Basic logos: KES 5,000–10,000
This is the busiest end of the market. You will find it on social media, at printing shops and through friends of friends. The logo often arrives as a single flat JPEG, with no vector files and no version for dark backgrounds.
A flat JPEG looks fine as a WhatsApp profile picture. It falls apart when a sign maker needs to print it two metres wide.
Professional logos: KES 15,000–25,000
At this level, a designer works from a short brief, shows you a few concepts and refines the one you choose. Vector files should come as standard. So should versions for light and dark backgrounds.
Agency brand identity: KES 80,000–250,000
Agencies price in research, workshops, strategy and a bigger team. That can be worth it for a large organisation or a business opening several branches. For a single shop or a new venture, it is usually more than you need.
What vector files are, and why they matter
A JPEG or PNG is made of tiny coloured squares called pixels. Stretch it too far and the edges turn blurry and jagged. A vector file, usually an SVG or PDF, is drawn from shapes and lines. You can scale it to any size and it stays sharp.
This matters as soon as your logo leaves the phone screen. Shop signs, vehicle branding, banners, embroidered uniforms and printed packaging all need vector files. Sign makers and printers will ask for them. Without one, you pay someone to redraw your logo, and the copy rarely matches exactly.
Before you pay any designer, ask one question: "Will I get SVG and PDF files?" If the answer is vague, keep looking.
What a brand identity adds
A logo is one mark. A brand identity is the set of tools that makes everything you produce look like it came from the same business.
- Colours. A small palette with exact codes for screen and print, so your green is the same green everywhere.
- Type. Chosen fonts for headings and body text, with simple rules for when to use each.
- A brand guide. A short document showing how to use the logo, how much space to leave around it and which mistakes to avoid.
The brand guide is the easiest part to skip. It is also the part that saves the most time later. With it, a printer, a new staff member or a social media manager can get things right without calling you.
Our logo and brand prices
We offer three packages. In every one, the copyright transfers to you on full payment.
| Package | Price | What you get | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logo Starter | From KES 8,000 | 2 concepts, 2 revisions, PNG, SVG and PDF files | 5 days |
| Logo Standard | From KES 15,000 | 3 concepts, 3 revisions, colour, dark and light versions, social profile kit | 7 days |
| Full brand identity | From KES 45,000 | Logo suite, colour and type system, 10-page brand guide, business card, social templates | 3–4 weeks |
Even our Starter package includes vector files. We believe every logo should come with them, at any price. Our other services are listed on our pricing page.
Which package suits you
- Logo Starter suits a side business, a single product or a market stall that needs something clean and usable.
- Logo Standard suits a business that is active on social media and needs a logo that works on any background.
- Full brand identity suits a business about to print signage, uniforms or packaging, or one with staff who make their own materials.
You can see logos and identities we have designed on our work page. Full details of each package are on our logo and brand identity page.
When you may not need us yet
If you are still testing an idea, you may not need a designer at all. Type your business name in one clean, free font and use it for a few months. Once customers start buying, invest in a proper logo. By then you will know who you are selling to and how the brand should feel.
Questions to ask any designer
- How many concepts and revisions are included?
- Will I receive SVG, PDF and PNG files?
- Do I get versions for light and dark backgrounds?
- When does the copyright pass to me?
- How long will the work take?
Clear answers to these five questions tell you more than the price alone.
Get a quote
Tell us about your business and where the logo will be used, and we will recommend the right package. Ask for a quote through our contact page or message us on WhatsApp at +254 748 220 249.
