How much would YOU pay for a professional logo?

I would rather price my design work according to how many hours i worked on it. If you work for $25/hour and it took you 2 hours to make it, i would price it at $50.
 
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These days you can sell for $50 ... don't go under $20..
 
I have seen some profession logo ads in pph for $9 and they have very good reviews also.
 
Honestly, I wouldn't pay much since you can go to different places to find cheaper prices. I suggest not to go TOO high.
 
It depends on what you are doing. If you want just e blog or a low budget website, the price of the logo should not be very high - I think $50-$100 is ok.

If you want to create a popular high traffic website or to develop a brand you do not have to be cheap! In this case the logo is like your face - the first thing people will see and remember.
 
I would pay 30-50$ if I am planning something really big so I need a designer to offer me more options. But for a small site, not more than 10$.
 
i m a graphic designer started working on logos for 5 usd but nw i find it difficult to work for same price for the quality or work i provide and time it takes...hopefully soon i will find ways to find new clients and atleast charge them 40 usd for logo :)
 
atleast $70 up for professional quality logo, remember your also paying for the amount of time to brainstorm it
 
Depends on level. Theres millions of people who can create a $5-100 logo. But only a select few who can create something as recognizable and refined like Coca-Cola which many would pay thousands for.
 
i dont know why people here say that a professional logo it will be 5$ ^_^ i am a graphic / web designer and for 5$ and dont open my photoshop... I think 25 it will be a start but depends on what your clients needs and how fast they need it.
 
This is a good question, however the answer is subjective: did you know that the original Nike logo was sold for $35 in 1971 ?

You can usually find logos for around $200 on professional webdesign marketplaces. But price doesn't mean much, you can eventually get a real nice logo for $20 so who knows what the price for a logo really is.
 
I design my own logos. It is fairly easy to learn logo design with adobe illustrator. Nobody is going to care more about your own logo than yourself. I spend lots of time designing each logo to be used for my own projects, and I would never be able to pay a deisgner to spend that much time on any of my logos. Once you know how to do it yourself, you never have to buy another one.

If I didn't know how to make a logo, I would probably pay around $10-50 for a low budget site, and $100-200 for a bigger project. If it was for a massive authority site, I would spend more, but not until it was actually established and banking.
 
For me personally, the $5-20 logos are usually the same ones over and over seen in logo makers. So I don't purchase those, since I have the program myself. But with larger projects, the most I'd spend on a logo that required actual skill and know abouts would be $100-150
 
Normal Logo charged 15$to30$ with 1 - 5 revisions...........
 
Logo for some minor business, with eye-catching quality but nothing to great - I would pay around $50 (even up to $100).

But, something extraordinary, in the lines of big logos like coca cola, that's evergreen, I would go even four figures for that (assuming that I plan to go big with my business).
 
I'd say $50. Sad truth about graphic design is that someone else will always do it for cheaper
 
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