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EximiousSoft Logo Designer Pro vs FreeLogoDesign

EximiousSoft Logo Designer Pro

eximioussoft.com

FreeLogoDesign

freelogodesign.org

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Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published14
Spec score · Logo Design Software8.0 (#19)8.3 (#11)
SupportThe support page says replies usually arrive within one or two business days and offers email and a support request form.The company says customers can contact support by email or open a customer service ticket.

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EximiousSoft Logo Designer Pro

  • EximiousSoft Logo Designer Pro$59.95, paid once

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FreeLogoDesign

  • Start FreeFree
  • Basic$44.99, paid once
  • Premium$59.99, paid once
  • Unlimited$89.99, paid once

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EximiousSoft Logo Designer Pro

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FreeLogoDesign

FreeLogoDesign is an online logo creator for entrepreneurs, small and medium businesses, freelancers, and associations. Its editor lets users customize templates by changing colors, shapes, and fonts; the site offers thousands of templates and icons across 35+ logo categories. Creating and modifying logos is free, with templates, icons, shapes, and fonts available without design limitations. The Start Free plan provides one 200 × 200 pixel PNG with a colored background. Paid downloads include high-resolution PNG, JPG, PDF, and resizable SVG files. Basic costs 44.99 USD once and includes a 5000 × 5000 pixel PNG, PDF, JPG, and SVG files, with edits and re-downloads for seven days. Premium costs 59.99 USD once and adds business cards, social media files, color variations, brand guidelines, email signature and invoice templates, with edits available without a time limit. Unlimited costs 89.99 USD once and adds unlimited logo changes and variations. Other options include merchandise printing through Zazzle and black-and-white logos. Customers own the logo files and copyright in the logo as a whole, but not individual elements such as icons.

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