How Much Does a Logo Cost in Prague? The Honest Ranges

Logo prices span two orders of magnitude, and the difference isn’t vanity — it’s what’s included. The honest tiers:

The three real tiers

Marketplace (€50–150): a mark, fast, from a template mindset. Fine for testing an idea; risky for trademark originality. Studio logo (€300–800): research, concepts, revisions, correct files for print and screen. The small-business sweet spot. Identity system (€1,000+): the logo plus everything around it — colors, typography, usage rules — so every future touchpoint matches. Worth it when brand consistency starts making you money.

What decides your tier

Stage, not ego. A new café needs the studio tier; a company printing vehicles, signage and packaging needs the system before mistakes multiply across surfaces. What you’re paying for at every level: originality you can own, files that work everywhere, and decisions you won’t redo in a year.

Logo and identity work is part of our branding services — tell us your stage and we’ll quote the tier that fits, not the biggest one.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much should a small business pay for a logo?

The €300–800 studio tier — research, concepts, revisions and correct files — fits most Prague small businesses.

Are cheap marketplace logos usable?

For testing an idea, yes; originality and trademark safety are the risks you accept at that price.

What is a brand identity system?

The logo plus colors, typography and usage rules — so every future material matches without new decisions.

What files should a logo delivery include?

Vector sources plus print and screen exports — if you only received a JPG, you don't have a logo yet.

When is an identity system worth it?

When your brand appears on many surfaces — vehicles, packaging, signage — and inconsistency starts costing.

Does a better logo improve business?

Consistency and professionalism do — the logo is the anchor that makes everything else match.

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