Six real logos,
about a minute.
Scowty's Logo Maker draws six real logo options from your business name and trade: a wordmark, a monogram, and symbols drawn for what you do, each shown in your colors. Keep the one you like for $9 one-time with every file format, or get it free with any brand or website build. No account is needed to see your six.
Three free rounds. Previews are watermarked until you keep one.
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01What you get
What the Logo Maker
gives you.
Real logo construction, drawn for your trade, in files that work everywhere.
Six options, three kinds
A wordmark that sets your name in a face chosen for your trade, a monogram from your initials, and symbols drawn for what you do: a pipe wrench or a drop and wave for a plumber, a shower head for a bath remodeler. Six to compare, side by side.
Drawn for your trade
The symbols come from a library built around service businesses, so a dentist does not get a generic swoosh and a roofer does not get a leaf. Scowty screens every round for anything that would embarrass you on a truck.
Your colors, your call
Pick a palette or set your own colors and every option redraws in them, with a reversed version for dark backgrounds.
Files that work everywhere
SVG vector files for your symbol on its own and for the lockup with your name, in your colors, so a sign shop, a printer, and a web designer can all use them. Yours to use anywhere, with no license and no watermark once you keep it.
02How it works
How a logo
gets made.
Two answers, about a minute, six options. Three rounds are free.
Your name and your trade
Type your business name and what you do. Scowty art-directs a set of options for that trade and starts drawing while you watch.
Six options appear
Wordmark, monogram, and symbol options arrive together. Pick a favorite, adjust the colors, or run another round. Three rounds are free and the previews are watermarked.
Keep the one you like
Keeping a logo is $9 one-time and removes the watermark: the symbol, the lockup with your name, in your colors, as SVG files. It is free when you build a brand or a website with Scowty.
03Pricing
Start anywhere.
Bundle everything and save.
A designer's logo often costs hundreds of dollars and takes a week or more. Scowty's Logo Maker is $9 one-time, and the logo is free with the $99 brand, the $499 website, and the $549 bundle.
Logo MakerThis page
Six real logo options from your business name and trade.
$9one-time
Build Your Brand Story
Your brand foundation. Use it anywhere.
$99one-time
Build Your Website
Your brand and a live website at your domain.
$499one-time
Build Your Customer Base
Get found on Google and AI search. For the site you already have.
$49/mo
Build Your BundleBest value
Everything: brand, website, and three months of ranking work.
$549one-time
04Included
What comes in the
logo kit.
Files and formats
Every lockup is delivered in the forms a printer, a sign shop, and a web designer will ask for.
- SVG vector files
- Symbol on its own
- Lockup with your name
- Wordmark
- Monogram
- In your colors
- Reversed for dark backgrounds
Trades it draws for
The symbol library is built around service businesses. A few of the trades with their own symbols:
- Plumbers
- Electricians
- HVAC
- Roofers
- Landscapers
- Dentists
- Med spas
- Law firms
- Real estate
- Salons
- Photographers
05The fine print
The details
worth knowing.
What you own, what the free rounds include, and what the watermark means.
- Three free rounds
- Each round draws six options. Run up to three for free to compare directions. Previews carry a watermark until you keep one.
- $9 one-time, or free with a build
- Keeping a logo is $9. Buy the $99 brand or the $499 website and the logo is included, so you never pay for it twice.
- You own it outright
- Once you keep a logo it is yours: no license to renew, no attribution, no limit on where you use it. Trademark registration is a separate matter for you and an attorney.
- Drawn, then checked
- Every round is screened for offensive forms, for the tired symbols of your trade, and for anything that reads badly small. What you see has already passed.
06Questions
Logo Maker questions,
answered.
- How much does the Logo Maker cost?
- Seeing your six options is free, and you can run three rounds without paying or creating an account. Keeping a logo is $9 one-time, which removes the watermark and delivers the symbol and the lockup with your name as SVG files in your colors. The logo is free with the $99 brand, the $499 website, and the $549 bundle.
- Are these real logos or clip art?
- Real logos. Each round sets your name in a typeface chosen for your trade, builds a monogram from your initials, and draws symbols from a library made for service businesses, then composes them into lockups. You get vector files, which clip-art generators do not give you.
- Can I change the colors?
- Yes. Pick one of the palettes Scowty suggests for your trade or set your own colors, and every option redraws in them, with a reversed version for dark backgrounds.
- What files do I get?
- SVG vector files, which scale to any size for print, signage, vehicle wraps, and the web. You get the symbol on its own and the lockup with your name beneath it, in your colors, with a reversed version for dark backgrounds.
- Can I use the logo anywhere?
- Yes. Once you keep it, the logo is yours to use on your website, truck, uniforms, invoices, and social accounts with no license or attribution. Registering it as a trademark is a separate step you would take with an attorney.
- Do I need an account?
- Not to see your six options. Type your name and trade at scowty.com/start/logo and the round starts. You create an account only when you keep a logo or move on to the brand and website.
Scowty uses AI to draft your brand, logo, website, and monthly content from your answers. You review and approve everything before it goes live, and everything Scowty makes for you is yours.
Six logos.
About a minute.
Type your business name and trade and watch six real options appear. Keep one for $9, or free with any build.
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