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On the free plan, commercial use requires attribution; personal projects don’t need it. Upgrade to any paid plan to remove the requirement entirely.

Who needs attribution

  • Commercial projects on the free plan: yes, a visible link back to Logo.dev.
  • Personal projects on the free plan: no.
  • Any paid plan: no.

What counts as commercial

If a company or organization owns the project, or the project makes (or intends to make) money, it’s commercial. It belongs to you as an individual and earns nothing? It’s personal. Commercial:
  • Products and sites that charge users, run ads, or sell anything
  • Startups, including pre-launch and pre-revenue
  • Internal tools at a company: dashboards, CRMs, back-office apps
  • Client and agency work
  • Projects run by an organization, including nonprofits
Personal:
  • Hobby and side projects with no revenue
  • Learning, tutorials, and classroom projects
  • Portfolios and personal sites
  • Open-source projects you maintain as an individual
Still unsure? Ask us. Edge cases exist, and we’re reasonable about them.

How attribution works

The link must meet three conditions for verification to pass:
  • On your production site, not staging or localhost.
  • Publicly accessible and viewable in a browser.
  • Passing referrer data (remove any noreferrer attributes).

Implementation

Add this link on any page displaying Logo.dev logos:

Example implementation

Placement options

Place attribution where users can see it:
  • Near logo displays - Directly below or beside logo grids
  • In page footer - With other credits and links
  • On about pages - For apps behind authentication

Development workflow

Your API key works immediately for development and testing on localhost or staging environments. Attribution verification only happens when your production site goes live.
  1. Sign up for a free account at logo.dev/signup
  2. Get your API key from the dashboard
  3. Start building. The API works right away
  4. If you’re launching a commercial project on the free Community plan, add attribution to your production site
  5. Submit the public URL for verification
  6. Check the same dashboard task for the result. If verification fails, fix the issue shown there and submit the URL again
You won’t be blocked from using the API while developing on localhost. Personal projects and paid plans do not need to complete this task.

FAQs

No. Only commercial use on the free plan requires the link. If you’re not sure whether your project counts as commercial, ask us.
Add attribution to your public marketing site as well, either in the footer or about page. The attribution must be on a publicly accessible page.
Include the attribution link on your app’s website or in your app store listing description.
Yes. Your API key works immediately on localhost and staging. Attribution verification only applies to your production domain when you launch.