Short answer Tailor Brands is a business-formation platform with an AI logo maker: its system generates logos in under a minute and you customise one yourself. Its US LLC plans ($0, $199 or $249 a year, plus state fees) list “8 free logos”, and high-resolution files come with a paid branding subscription. Logomint is a logo design service: a senior designer from our team creates your logo for a one-off €129, €199 or €299, with first concepts within 48 hours. Tailor Brands suits founders who want an LLC, a website and a quick logo in one account. Logomint suits founders who want an original logo made by a person.

Logomint is our own service, so we’ve kept this comparison to facts you can check. Every Tailor Brands fact below comes from Tailor Brands’ own pages (pricing, logo maker, terms of service and help centre), checked on 15 October 2026, with links at the end.

At a glance

Tailor Brands Logomint
What it is A business-formation platform with an AI logo maker A logo design service with its own designers
Price Free low-res logo; high-res files with a branding subscription priced inside your account. LLC plans ($0–$249 a year) list “8 free logos” €129 (Starter), €199 (Growth) or €299 (Premium), one-off
Who designs Tailor Brands’ AI, then you customise it A senior designer from our team. No AI-generated logos
Speed Logos in less than a minute First concepts within 48 hours of your brief, final files within 7 days
Changes You edit it yourself, using only Tailor Brands’ fonts, icons and elements 2 revisions on Starter, unlimited on Growth and Premium, made by your designer
Files Free: low-res. Basic: high-res JPG and PNG. Standard and Premium: vector EPS as well Transparent logo, vector, printable and source files on every plan
Ownership Rights to use the logo once paid in full and downloaded; no IP infringement review Full ownership once your project is paid and delivered
Refunds Generally non-refundable; $29 fee deducted from any refund Full refund before you approve a concept (refund policy)

Price: a logo inside a plan or a subscription

Tailor Brands’ pricing page doesn’t sell a logo on its own. There are two routes.

The logo maker with a branding subscription. You can make a logo and download a low-resolution version for free. Tailor Brands’ help centre says that to fully own the rights to your logo you take a Basic, Standard or Premium subscription, billed monthly, yearly or every two years. Prices appear only inside your account, so we haven’t quoted them. Its terms say subscriptions renew automatically, with charges up to 30 days before renewal.

The logo inside an LLC plan. The pricing page lists US LLC formation plans: Lite at $0, Essential at $199 a year and Elite at $249 a year, all plus state fees. Each lists “8 free logos” among its branding tools, alongside a free domain for a year and a DIY website, but doesn’t say which logo files those include. Every plan also starts a bookkeeping trial that costs $39 a month after 30 days unless you cancel.

Tailor Brands showed prices in dollars when we checked; its terms say the currency depends on your location.

At Logomint, you pay once: €129, €199 or €299, with no subscription. Every plan includes transparent, vector, printable and source files. Premium adds brand guidelines, stationery design, a 3D mockup and a social media kit.

Without public branding plan prices, we can’t say which is cheaper for a logo with vector files.

Tailor Brands’ logo maker page says it “uses AI to create custom logos in just a few clicks”, in less than a minute, without pre-made templates. Its help centre describes the steps: you describe your business, choose a name-based, initial-based or icon-based logo, select three fonts, then browse the generated logos and customise colours, fonts and layout.

The help centre is candid about the limits: the editor may not allow highly artistic, custom creations, most logo fonts support English characters only, and names must be under 30 characters. It also says Tailor Brands doesn’t create logos on behalf of users, so the creative decisions are yours.

At Logomint, a senior designer from our team creates your logo from your brief. We don’t use AI to generate logos. The trade-off is time: you wait up to 48 hours for first concepts rather than a minute.

Tailor Brands’ terms (last updated 8 January 2026) say it does not review your logo for intellectual property infringement and that each logo is provided “as is”, without warranties of any kind. You, in turn, confirm that the logo and your use of it don’t violate anyone else’s rights.

The editor uses only fonts, icons and elements from Tailor Brands’ own library, and the terms don’t say those icons are reserved for you once you buy.

For trademarks, the logo maker’s FAQ says Tailor Brands offers a trademark service at an additional cost. Its terms add that it won’t review your application for legal compliance and isn’t responsible if it’s rejected.

There’s also AI authorship: the US Copyright Office has said AI output is only protected where a human has determined enough of its expressive elements. We explain how that interacts with trademarks in can you trademark an AI-generated logo.

At Logomint, your logo is created by a person for your brand, and you own it in full once the project is paid and delivered. Whichever route you take, run a trademark search before you file.

Files and ownership

The logo maker page lists vector EPS, SVG and PNG downloads. The help centre’s plan pages are more specific: Basic includes high-resolution JPG and PNG files with transparent and coloured backgrounds, while Standard and Premium add a vector EPS file for print.

Its terms say you own the rights to use the logo for commercial and non-commercial purposes, even after your subscription expires, on three conditions: you pay in full, comply with the terms and download it to your device. The help centre says that applies to files you’ve already downloaded, so download everything before you cancel. After a refund or chargeback, the terms give you 15 days to provide a valid payment method, or the rights in the logo pass to Tailor Brands.

Every Logomint plan includes a transparent logo, vector, printable and source files, and you own the final logo once your project is paid and delivered.

Edits and revisions

On Tailor Brands, you make the changes yourself, and the FAQ says you can edit your logos at any time. The help centre says you can’t adjust individual letters or modify icons beyond the options provided.

At Logomint, changes are made by your designer. Starter includes 2 revisions, and Growth and Premium include unlimited revisions. Final files arrive within 7 days.

Refunds and cancellation

Tailor Brands’ terms say that, to the maximum extent permitted by law and unless stated otherwise, all fees are non-refundable. Where a refund is issued, a $29 service fee is deducted, unless you overpaid or Tailor Brands failed to deliver, when it may waive the fee. You can cancel at any time from your account settings or by emailing support before your renewal date; the help centre says branding plans stay active until the end of the billing cycle. To its credit, you can design and download a low-res logo for free first.

At Logomint, you can get a full refund before you approve a concept, and within 7 days of approving one as long as the final files haven’t been delivered. The details are in our refund policy.

When Tailor Brands is the better choice

  • You’re forming a US LLC and want the logo, domain and website in one account.
  • It’s a placeholder for a side project or a test of an idea.
  • You need a logo in minutes, and a simple wordmark or monogram will do.
  • You’re happy to edit it yourself.
  • You want templates for business cards and social posts in the same place.

Weighing other routes too? Our roundup of Fiverr and 99designs alternatives compares marketplaces, contests and AI makers.

When Logomint is the better choice

  • You want a person to design it, working from your brief and your feedback.
  • You want a symbol or lettering drawn for your brand, not picked from a ready-made icon library.
  • You plan to build the brand for years, and maybe register it as a trademark.
  • You’d rather pay once than keep a subscription running.
  • You want the option of a full refund before you approve a concept.

Comparing AI makers? See also Logomint vs Looka.

Summary table comparing Tailor Brands and Logomint on price, who designs, files, intellectual property review and refunds Tailor Brands and Logomint at a glance.

FAQ

Is Tailor Brands’ logo maker free?

You can make a logo and download a low-resolution version for free. High-resolution and vector files come with a paid branding subscription, priced inside your account, and its LLC plans list “8 free logos”.

Its terms say you own the rights to use the logo once you’ve paid in full, complied with the terms and downloaded it, even after your subscription ends.

Does Tailor Brands check my logo against existing trademarks?

No. Its terms say it doesn’t review logos for intellectual property infringement and provides each logo “as is”. Run a trademark search before you file.

Does Logomint use AI to design logos?

No. Every Logomint logo is designed by a senior human designer from our team.

Sources

Checked on 15 October 2026. Tailor Brands showed prices in dollars for our location.

Want a logo designed by a person?

At Logomint, a senior designer creates your custom logo from €129, with first concepts in 48 hours, all source files and full ownership once your project is paid and delivered.