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Fiverr alternatives for logo design
Where to get a logo designed outside Fiverr — contests or a single designer, what files you need, and how to brief a logo.
Logo design
A logo is a small job with a long life. You will use it for years, so the files and rights you receive matter as much as the price.
What to look for
Ask for vector files (SVG, AI or EPS), a version for dark and light backgrounds, and a transfer of rights. Be wary of logos that look like well-known marks — you are the one who will use it.
What to put in your brief
Give your business name exactly as it should appear, what you do and for whom, three words for the feeling you want, and logos you admire and why.
Where to buy it instead of Fiverr
99designs runs logo contests with a money-back guarantee on non-guaranteed contests. Catalogue marketplaces let you pick one designer and a fixed price up front.
General marketplaces such as Upwork, Freelancer.com, PeoplePerHour, Guru and Workana take this kind of work through job posts or proposals. Compare their fees in the table before you post.
On Zinn Hub®
The closest match to how Fiverr works — fixed-price services you can buy straight away, small Micro Zinn®s and projects to bid on — with 0% commission on a seller's first $500, no buyer service fee, and instant payouts to a seller's own Stripe or PayPal.
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How we compare the platforms, the questions people ask most, and practical guides for buyers and sellers.