Logo.dev provides reliable brand logos for any company, stock ticker, or crypto symbol. Use it in dashboards, SaaS products, fintech apps, and internal tools. Fast global CDN performance, simple API calls, and smart fallback logos so your UI always looks at it's best.

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Logo.dev is an API service that provides reliable brand logos for companies, stock tickers, and crypto symbols through simple URL-based fetching. Built as a replacement for Clearbit's discontinued logo API, it offers global CDN delivery, automatic fallback logos, daily updates, and serves over a billion requests monthly to 25,000 developers. The service is free for most users and designed to be a stable, long-term solution for displaying logos in dashboards, SaaS products, and internal tools.

Logo.dev: Reliable logos for any product, instantly.

If you need a logo of a company in your webpage or any other document, why use logo.dev? Isn’t it simpler to download the logo on your own websever or embed it directly in the document you are creating? What happens if the document gets opened without internet-connection? Would the logo not be shown? I see no advantage requesting a logo from an external source.

I’m pretty curious about the copyright implications of this… out of curiosity :)

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Pricing is the funny part. Paying hundreds of dollars per month to display some logos in your site is crazy. Why can’t we just serve them locally? Did I get their business model wrong?