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A commercial project on the free Community plan must show a visible link to Logo.dev. Personal projects and paid plans don’t need one. See pricing for the plans.

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Who needs attribution

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What counts as commercial

A project is commercial if a company or an organization owns it, or if it makes money or intends to. A project that you own as an individual and that earns nothing is personal. Commercial projects include:
  • Products and sites that charge users, run ads, or sell anything
  • Startups, including pre-launch and pre-revenue
  • Internal tools at a company, such as dashboards, CRMs, and back-office apps
  • Client and agency work
  • Projects that an organization runs, including nonprofits
Personal projects include:
  • Hobby and side projects with no revenue
  • Learning, tutorials, and classroom projects
  • Portfolios and personal sites
  • Open-source projects you maintain as an individual
If you’re unsure, ask us. Add this link to your production site:
The link must be:
  • On your production site, not on staging or localhost.
  • On a page that anyone can open in a browser, without a login.
  • Visible to users, such as below a logo grid, in the page footer, or on an about page.
Your API keys work on localhost and staging before you add the link.
1

Submit your page

Submit the public URL of the page with the link.
2

Check the result

Logo.dev loads the page and looks for the link. The result shows in the same dashboard task.
3

Fix and resubmit if it fails

Fix the issue shown for your latest check, and submit the URL again.
If a correct, public link still fails the check, contact support.

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FAQs

Add the link to a public page, such as the footer or the about page of your marketing site.
Add the link to your app’s website or to your app store listing.