How Much Does Logo Design Cost?
What you are actually paying for at $500 versus $5,000 — with real flat-rate numbers from our Kentucky studio, not internet folklore.
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Straight answers about branding, logo design, and buying creative work — written for small business owners by the team at Grim Grin Graphics in Lexington, Kentucky. No fluff. No jargon. Just what the work costs, what it should include, and how to hire well.
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