Logo Design & Branding Services in Boston, MA

Budgets vary with what you need, whether that is a single mark for a new venture or a full identity with an extended guide. Authority Solutions® prices each project on its deliverables and on how competitive your market is, and we give you a fixed quote before work starts.

Allow four to six weeks for most Boston projects: around a week of research, two weeks to develop and present sketches, one to two weeks of revisions and a final week for files and the brand guide. With a fixed launch date, we can often finish in two to three weeks.

You receive AI, EPS and SVG vector files for print, signs and vehicles, PNG and JPG files in several sizes for websites and social media, and a full favicon set. Full-color and single-color versions are included, with see-through backgrounds wherever they are useful.

Yes. Each Boston logo project comes with a brand guide covering the main and alternate marks, clear space, minimum sizes, HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone values, font pairings and examples of incorrect use, so staff and suppliers can apply the brand without constant checks.

Yes, because we design for small sizes from the outset. We check the mark at favicon size first so it stays readable in tabs and search results, then supply it in the sizes Google Business Profile uses. Your site's Organization schema also points to the logo, which helps search engines link it to your business.

Your first review includes three to five clearly different directions. If none feel right, we revisit the brief, tighten the brand attributes and present a fresh round at no extra cost. We move forward only when you are confident, because the logo should serve you well for years.

Yes. Boston clients often add business cards, letterhead, email signatures, social images, vehicle graphics, signs, brochures and slide templates, so the brand launches as a matched set instead of a single file.

No. A logo is one mark, while a brand identity is the whole visual system around it: colors, typefaces, alternate marks, photo style, icons and tone of voice. Most Boston businesses benefit from the full identity at launch, but we can start with the logo and colors and add the rest over a few months if budget is tight.