For clients · Paid project briefs

A mark for your brand.A clear handover for you.

A logo brief should explain the business and its use cases—not only a favourite colour. Agree the creative process and final assets before comparing proposals.

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Hire a freelance logo designer

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Prepare the scope

Use the checklist to define deliverables, budget and deadline.

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Post a paid brief for free

Create a client account and complete the required profile information.

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Choose the conversation

Review responses and profiles, then agree scope and payment directly.

Describe where the mark will live

A logo used on a tiny app icon has different constraints from one used on packaging or a shop sign. Explain the main applications, the business name and any existing brand elements that must stay. Give examples to describe your preferences without asking a designer to copy another brand’s mark.

Agree a paid process rather than speculative output

Define the number of initial directions, how feedback is consolidated and the revision rounds included. One person should own final approval. Do not demand finished sample logos from every applicant as an unpaid selection test; review relevant portfolios or agree a small paid discovery phase. A reasonable process is more useful than vague promises of unlimited revisions.

Make the final handover usable

Specify editable vector artwork, suitable colour variants and the file formats your team or vendors need. Discuss font licensing, third-party elements and ownership terms. A designer’s delivery is not automatically a trademark clearance opinion. Vibe Work provides free native posting and proposals, not intellectual-property certification or escrow; agree those commercial boundaries directly.

Before you start

Is a full brand identity included?

Not automatically. Typography, guidelines, stationery and other brand assets should be listed as separate deliverables.

Does receiving source files guarantee trademark rights?

No. Ownership, licensing and trademark availability are different questions. Obtain appropriate advice when needed.

Can I request revisions?

Yes, within the agreed process. State how many rounds are included and how additional changes will be handled.

Give the right specialist a clear brief.

Free native posting. Paid work. Your choice of whom to contact.

Next: sign in or create a client account. Complete your profile before posting.

No posting fees. No paid proposal credits.

Posting projects and sending proposals on Vibe Work are free, with no paid quotas on either action. Clients set a budget for the work; freelancers do not need to buy credits to respond to native Vibe Work projects.

Free access does not mean free labour. Agree the scope and payment for the work directly. Profile requirements, project eligibility and anti-spam protections still apply. External platforms set their own fees and application rules; payment providers may charge separately.