Quite a lot of these look _very_ close to existing brands. Close enough that if you do something similar to them using it you're probably going to need a lawyer.
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#36The head of the fox in the foxy logo looks very close to the gitlab logo
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#37Nice! We at http://draftss.com had been thinking to do something similar for the startup and open source software community.
You seem to have a flat monthly fee structure - and at a fairly "high" price point. If I was "just" looking for a logo I could pay your monthly fee just once at somewhere like 99designs, so I might not take retainer. But if I had greater needs for design 250 a month would be a bargain and you are too low and you will be doing a lot of work for nearly zero.
How has it been working out?
Have you considered tiered pricing ?
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#38Quite a lot of these look _very_ close to existing brands. Close enough that if you do something similar to them using it you're probably going to need a lawyer.
AT&T logo was mentioned elsewhere in comments. Any other examples?
- mr jumbo: php
- foxy: gitlab
- moby: docker
- steps: maybe webpack?
- the fall: endomondo
- apple: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51Aug%2BBkatL._SY450_.jpg
- cosmos: CircleCI
- watchbob: Datadog?
Quite a lot of the others remind me intensely of service logos I've seen once but never used, especially birdangle and neo.