Logo pricing · Kabul
How much does a logo cost in Kabul?
A logo price in Kabul depends on the work behind the picture: how much research and sketching, how many directions you see, how many rounds of changes, and which files you receive at the end. People often ask “how much for a logo” or type “لوگو” in Dari and expect one figure, but a one-off sketch and a small identity system are different jobs. We ask a few questions, look at your business, and give one fixed quote after a short call.
What a logo price is made of
The visible part is a mark; the work is research into the name and the market, drawing several directions, refining the chosen one, and preparing files. Those files matter: a printer in Kabul needs a crisp vector version, and your sign maker needs a file that scales. Ask what you receive, not only how the logo looks on a phone screen, because a cheap image that cannot be printed is expensive to fix later.
One mark, wordmark or a small identity
A simple symbol is a smaller job than a full name drawn as a wordmark, and both are smaller than a set that includes colours, fonts, business cards and social profile sizes. Say which you actually need now. A shop that needs one sign and a WhatsApp profile picture does not need the same package as a clinic that prints reports, uniforms and signage.
The number of directions and changes
Some designers show one idea and others show several; some include two rounds of small changes and charge for anything beyond. Both can be fair, but the quote has to say which. Unlimited changes sounds generous and often hides a slow process, so ask what a round includes. Decide who makes the final choice inside your business before work starts, because a committee with no decision maker is the usual reason a logo takes months.
What the files must include
At the end you should hold a vector file for print, versions that work on light and dark backgrounds, a version for small sizes and a version where the name is readable. Ask for the fonts to be outlined so your sign maker is not stuck without them. Also ask in writing whether you own the final mark and receive the source files, since a design you cannot reuse is not really yours.
Comparing two quotes fairly
Put the two quotes next to the list of deliverables: number of directions, rounds, file types, languages, ownership. A lower price that covers one idea and a phone screenshot is not the same as one that covers a wordmark in three scripts and print files. We reply on WhatsApp within one working day, ask what the business does and where the logo will appear, then send a fixed quote for the described work so nothing is added quietly later.
What you get
- Research into your business, name and market
- Original directions to choose from
- A wordmark or mark that works in Dari, Pashto and English
- Print and screen files you own and can reuse
Can I get a logo cheaper if I already have a rough idea?
A clear idea shortens the research and sketching, so it can reduce the work. Send a rough sketch or the words you want, but be open to a designer telling you it will not read at small sizes. The fee should reflect the work that remains, not just the starting point.
How many logo options should I expect?
Enough to see real directions rather than small variations of one drawing. The exact number belongs in the quote, together with how many rounds of changes follow. More options are not automatically better; a designer who justifies one strong direction can be worth more than a page of sketches.
Do I need a logo in Dari, Pashto and English?
If your customers see your name in more than one script, yes, and each script needs to be drawn or set by someone who reads it. A logo that only works in Latin letters will look wrong on a Dari sign. Ask for the versions you actually use now instead of paying for scripts you never print.
What files should I receive at the end?
A vector file for print, screen versions on light and dark backgrounds, and a small-size version. Ask whether the source files and the ownership come with the price. Without them you may have to pay again to resize a sign or send a file to a printer.
What is the next step?
Send a WhatsApp message with your business name and what you sell. We reply within one working day, ask where the logo will appear, and arrange a short call. After that you receive a fixed quote for the described deliverables.