LogoSnap: Swift and Effortless Company Logo Retriever
Discover, Retrieve, and Showcase Company Logos with Ease.
Flat pricing, no management fees.
Whether you’re one person trying to get ahead or a big firm trying to take over the world, we’ve got a plan for you.
Free
$0
400 requests per month for free
- 400 requests per month
Pro
$69.99
3500 requests per month for $69.99/month ($49.99 if paid yearly)
- 3500 requests per month
Enterprise
13000+ requests per month
- 13000+ requests per month
How To & Frequently asked questions
If you have anything else you want to ask, reach out to us.
Do multiple API requests with the same domain count as one request?
No, each API request is counted separately, even if made with the same domain name.
What is included in the Free plan?
The Free plan includes everything in the Pro and Enterprise plans, but with a lower request limit.
Can I cancel my paid subscription?
Unfortunately subscriptions on paid plans are non-refundable and cannot be cancelled.
What happens if I go over my request limit?
Requests over the monthly limit will be blocked until the next billing cycle starts.
What image formats do you support?
Our API returns company logos in PNG, JPG, and SVG formats.
Is there a limit on the number of requests I can make?
Yes, each plan has a monthly request limit. See the plans page for details.
Do you have an API sandbox I can test with?
You, can use the Free plan to test the API.
Do you cache logo images or fetch them dynamically?
Logos are cached for 24 hours, then refreshed from the company websites to ensure they are up to date.
How do I integrate your API into my app?
Using the LogoSnap API is straightforward. To get a company's logo, make a GET request to https://logosnap.io/api/ followed by the company's domain name and your token.
For example, to display Google's logo in an image tag, you would use the following HTML:
<img src="https://logosnap.io/api/google.com?token=#">
The API handles the rest: looking up the domain, fetching the logo image, and returning it in the response for you to display. All it takes is a domain name to get back the corresponding logo.