- 2 concept directions
- 3 revision rounds
- Primary logo
- Source files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF)
- Full commercial ownership
Three directions. One finished identity system.
Change the sample name or style to stress-test DAX's identity system. Turn on the guides to inspect how the delivered marks were constructed.
Three scopes, zero fine print.
Fixed prices, fixed day counts, and the line that matters most sits in every single tier: vector source files — AI, EPS, SVG, PDF — with full commercial ownership transferred in writing. The download button above is a working rehearsal of that handover.
- 4 concept directions
- 6 revision rounds
- Primary + icon versions
- Source files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF)
- Color + B/W variations
- 1-page usage sheet
- 6 concept directions
- Unlimited revisions within scope
- Primary + secondary + icon
- Source files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF)
- Color + B/W variations
- Full brand sheet
- Social media kit (profile + banner)
rush is confirmed before you order — if six days can't honestly become three, we say so · you can trademark the final mark; rights transfer in writing on delivery
What the market gets wrong.
Recurring complaints from logo buyers on the big marketplaces — and the way this bench is set up so they can't happen here.
"The 'final files' never arrived — weeks after payment, still no AI, no SVG. Just a flattened JPEG."
Source files aren't a perk here, they're the deliverable. AI, EPS, SVG and PDF ship in every tier, and the button above is the culture in miniature — you clicked download and a real vector landed in your folder. That's the handover, rehearsed in public.
"I ended up art-directing every step myself, and what came back still wasn't usable."
You react to finished directions, not steer a blank cursor. Each round arrives the way the forge presents them — distinct constructions with the reasoning drawn on the grid — so your feedback is a choice, not a rescue mission.
"Which tier actually unlocks the editable source files was buried three scrolls deep in the FAQ."
There is no unlock. The pricing table above says it in plain type: every tier — including the $45 one — ships editable vectors and full commercial ownership, transferred in writing. Nothing about your own logo is held for ransom.
"Round one was four versions of the same idea with the colors shuffled."
Concept directions here are structurally different by definition — monogram versus wordmark versus lockup is a difference of skeleton, not of palette. If two concepts share a skeleton, one goes back in the fire. Toggle the grid above: sameness has nowhere to hide.
Walk in with a name.
Walk out owning a mark.
Fixed price, fixed days, source files in every tier — trademark-ready on delivery.