Head-to-head: pricing, attribution rules, output formats, and integration effort compared for the two most popular logo APIs in 2026.
SuperLogo (this site) and Brandfetch are both company logo APIs — you send a domain or name, they return the logo. The important differences are pricing model, attribution requirements, and integration effort. Here's the head-to-head. Note: SuperLogo the developer API is not related to any app called "Super Logo" on the iOS App Store — that's a completely unrelated design tool by a different team.
You must show a "Powered by Brandfetch" credit link somewhere in your product. Not compatible with most enterprise SaaS or white-label deployments.
If you're doing 1,000 lookups/month, that's $0.10 effectively per lookup — 10× SuperLogo's $0.01 domain rate. Only makes sense at high sustained volume.
Brandfetch's SVG endpoint is a paid feature. SuperLogo returns editable SVG at the base $0.02/logo rate — each logo is its own <image> element in the SVG.
Pay-per-lookup. Buy $1 in credit, use it whenever. No wasted quota, no subscription auto-renewal.
Subscription commitment for the Pro tier. The free tier is functional but mandates a visible attribution link.
You can embed logos in commercial products, white-label apps, and enterprise deployments with no credit link.
/v1/wall returns SVGs where each logo is a separate <image> element — drag one out in Figma or Illustrator.
Both APIs take a domain and return an image. Bearer token auth on both. Swapping between them is a search-and-replace on the base URL.
If you're doing 50k+ lookups/month with a predictable pattern and don't mind a monthly subscription, Brandfetch Pro's effective per-lookup rate can undercut ours at scale. For most use cases under 10k/month, SuperLogo's pay-as-you-go is cheaper.
Yes — some teams do, hitting SuperLogo for pay-as-you-go tail traffic and Brandfetch for their high-volume core. Nothing prevents multi-provider setups.
No. SuperLogo (superlogo.ai) is a developer API and PowerPoint logo tool. "Super Logo" on the App Store is an unrelated design app by a different team. Search engines sometimes confuse the two.
Both source from the same public web + CDN caches. SuperLogo's advantage is Lanczos-upscaled + ringing-clamped output at any requested size, so tiny 32×32 favicons come back as clean 512×512 PNGs instead of pixelated ones.
Pay-as-you-go from $0.01/logo. No monthly commit, no attribution required. Existing subscribers get $5 free credit.
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