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Brand Designer cost in the UK
£120–£1,500 per project. Typically £300.

Brand design in the UK typically costs £120–£1,500 per project, with about £300 the average for a small business identity. Designer seniority, the size of the brand identity, logo plus guidelines, research and revisions decide the project price.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does a brand designer cost in the UK?

BRAND DESIGNER PRICE · PER PROJECT · THE UK
Low end£120a simple identity from a newer designer
Typical£300what most people pay
High end£1,500a full rebrand from a senior designer
Typical £300
£120 low£1,500 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the agencies and freelancers near you.

What moves the price

  • Designer seniority — a senior brand designer charges far more than a junior building a portfolio
  • Scope — a logo and colour palette costs less than a full identity with guidelines and templates
  • Research — competitor and audience research before design adds days
  • Revisions — every extra round of concepts or changes adds brand design time
  • Agency or freelancer — branding agencies cost several times more than freelancers
  • Applications — designing signage, packaging and stationery adds to the project

WHAT YOU GET

What a brand designer booking includes

Brand discoveryA questionnaire or workshop to understand the business and audience.
Logo and identityLogo concepts, colours and typography for the brand.
RefinementAn agreed number of revision rounds on the chosen route.
Brand filesLogo files and a simple guide to using the brand consistently.

Takes: Small identities take one to three weeks; larger rebrands take one to three months. Not included: Trade mark registration, website design, printing, photography and extra applications such as packaging are usually priced separately.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common brand designer jobs

Start-up identityA logo, palette and type for a new café in Horsforth.
RebrandA refreshed identity for a family firm in Solihull.
Brand guidelinesA guide for a charity's staff in Edinburgh.
Product brandAn identity for a skincare range in Manchester.
Practice brandingA new look for a physiotherapy clinic in Clifton.
Event brandAn identity for an annual festival.

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How to pay less

  • Start with a logo and core brand elements and add templates later
  • Write a clear brand brief to reduce revision rounds
  • Hire an experienced freelancer rather than a branding agency for a small business

Before you book

  • Check the name and logo are free to use, and consider registering a trade mark with the UK Intellectual Property Office
  • Agree in writing that copyright in the final brand is assigned to your business
  • Ask how many concepts and revision rounds are included
  • Confirm which file formats and guidelines you will receive

Brand Designer cost: questions people ask

Typically £120–£1,500 per project in the UK, with about £300 the average for a small business identity. Full rebrands from senior designers or agencies cost more.

One to three weeks for a small identity, and one to three months for a larger rebrand with research.

It is worth considering. Registering with the UK Intellectual Property Office protects your name or logo in the UK; the designer's work alone does not.

A logo is one mark. A brand identity adds colours, type, imagery and rules for using them consistently.

Trade mark fees, websites, printing, photography and extra applications are commonly separate.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, based on published UK brand design price guides. They show the national range per project, not a quote.