Vecteezy vs Worldvectorlogo

Vecteezy is an online marketplace where users license stock photos, vector graphics, and stock footage from artists. The online service includes an editor and API access, with vector, illustration, editorial, and template assets. Free resources require attribution, and the free tier has ads and feature limitations. Pro subscriptions provide access to over 60 million images, videos, and other resources, with unlimited photo, vector, and 4K video downloads. Pro plans include commercial rights without attribution and $10,000 in legal protection; all content is described as royalty-free once licensed. Vecteezy says it adds thousands of professional-quality resources daily. Pro subscribers receive priority support, while Teams also include dedicated account management. Teams can add seats, invite members, assign roles, and limit billing access to admins. Enterprise plans include API and DAM integrations, SSO/SAML, and up to $1 million in legal protection per incident. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies if fewer than three Pro files were downloaded. Subscriptions can be canceled anytime to stop automatic renewal. Listed download-credit and access plans have no prices shown.

Worldvectorlogo is a web directory of brand logos, with an API for searching and retrieving logo files. Its library contains more than 100,000 vector logos and is described as continually growing. Visitors can download SVG files without an account; the site describes downloads as free and unlimited. The API catalog covers more than 126,000 logos searchable by name, tag, or sector, with SVG and PNG retrieval. Endpoints also let users browse tags and sectors, search and list logos, and request a random logo. Each API call uses one credit; monthly plan credits reset each month, while credit-pack credits do not expire. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 1,000 calls monthly; Base costs $29 a month for 100,000 calls. API accounts are limited to 300 requests per minute, and anonymous use to 10 requests per day per IP. API documentation includes an OpenAPI specification and Postman collection. Logos are trademarks of their owners, and website content is restricted to personal, non-commercial use.