Logo design for €490, with the colours, fonts and guide that go with it.

A logo from Wonder Works costs €490, as part of Brand essentials: two or three logo concepts with the thinking explained, the logo set (main logo, small icon and one-colour versions), colours and fonts for screen and print, a one-page guide, profile pictures and a business card. The full brand system, €990, adds the full logo system with usage rules and a brand book. The price is agreed before we start.

With Brand essentials from Wonder Works you get the logo set: the main logo, a small icon and one-colour versions. With it come the colours and fonts for screen and print, a one-page guide to using them, profile pictures for your social accounts and a business card.

Every file you need: vector files for print, signs and embroidery (AI, EPS, SVG and PDF) and PNG with a transparent background for screens, in full colour, black and white. Everything sits in your own Google Drive folder, and if a printer needs another format, we send it.

Wonder Works doesn't count rounds. We keep refining the logo until you are happy with it. If we reach a point where we don't see it the same way, we refund your money, nothing is handed over and the watermarks stay on.

You do. Once it is paid for, the logo and every file are yours, forever, with the right to use them anywhere. We only ask for permission to show the work in our portfolio and case studies.

Two or three. Each Wonder Works concept is a different direction, with the strategy behind it written down, so you choose with reasons, not by feel.

We agree the date with you before we start, and if we can't hit it, we tell you well in advance. A logo from Wonder Works is ready when you need it, whether that is a sign going up or an opening day.

If you only ever plan to put a mark on a sign, a logo might do. If your business will have a website, social media, packaging, menus or staff, you need the brand system, because every one of those places asks a question a logo alone can't answer. That is the Wonder Works full brand system, €990.

The one that fits how people will see your name. A short name that has to be read from across the street suits a wordmark. A business whose small icon has to work as hard as its sign needs a symbol. Lettering with a picture, like the wheat stalk on Kato Edno Vreme's logo, says what you do at a glance. Wonder Works explains which type fits with each concept.

Yes, with a free logo maker, and it is a sensible way to test an idea. The limits: the templates are open to everyone, so another business can end up with something close to yours, and nobody checks the choices against what your business stands for. When the logo is going on a sign, packaging or a website, Wonder Works designs it for €490, with the colours, fonts and guide to match.

An AI logo generator makes a clean logo in seconds, for you and for anyone who types something similar. It is trained on what already exists, so it produces the average of everything. A Wonder Works logo starts from a conversation about your business, and the reasons for every choice are written down.

Yes. Sometimes a refresh is enough: it keeps what the business stands for and modernises the colour, type and mark. A rebrand questions everything, usually because the business has changed, as it did for The Brasserie at Darleys. Wonder Works tells you honestly which one you need, and sometimes it's the cheaper one.

Yes, with the full brand system, €990, when you need it: the name, the reasoning and a domain check. Wonder Works named Wine & Rose, a museum of Bulgarian wine and rose in Sofia, and Kato Edno Vreme, a bakery in Sofia.

Yes. Wonder Works is based in Blagoevgrad, and we have designed logos for a bakery, an event and a museum in Sofia and a brasserie in Derby, England. We work in Bulgarian and English, by phone, WhatsApp, Viber and email.

That is what the Wonder Works logo set is for: the main logo for the sign, the small icon for small spaces such as a profile picture, and one-colour versions for anything printed in a single colour. The Wine & Rose mark, for example, works from the entrance sign down to the icon in a browser tab.