Browse datasets and download logos

Curated logo sets for banks, crypto, stocks, AI, fintech, insurance and SaaS. Download a set, or fetch any company logo with Brandfetch API.

Get the brand data you need

Batch lookups

Look up brands in bulk

Send your list to the Brand API and get every brand back in one request. Available on paid plans and with prepaid credits.

100 per request. Send domains, tickers or ISINs and get every brand back in one call.

Pay for hits. One credit per brand returned. Identifiers with no match cost nothing.

Same order. Brands come back in the order you sent them, ready to match to your list.

Tailored delivery

Get your data the way you need it

Choose how your data is sent: S3, CSV or another format your pipeline reads, on a schedule that fits your team.

Global coverage

Every sector, every market

Access brands from every industry and region in one dataset, from global enterprises to local businesses.

First-party data

The best dataset about brands

Access first-party data about brands from a specialized provider, collected and maintained by Brandfetch.

Complete profiles

Every field, for every brand

Each brand comes with its logos, colors, fonts, description, industry and more, ready to load into your app or warehouse.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions, answered

What are Brandfetch logo datasets?

Curated sets of company logos grouped by industry, such as banks, AI companies, fintech and SaaS. Every logo in every set resolves live through Logo API, so a set is a starting point, not a frozen folder. Any company outside a set resolves the same way.

Open a set, pick the companies you need, and fetch each logo with Logo API using your client ID. Choose the variant, size and theme in the request. Get a free client ID to start.

Yes. Enterprise customers get a one-time bulk load as CSV or JSON, delivered to their S3 or SFTP environment or as a secure download, followed by continuous updates to keep it fresh. Our engineering team agrees the delivery model with you during implementation. Details are in the data ingestion docs.

In most cases, yes. Citing a company with its logo, such as a bank in a transaction feed or a vendor on an integrations page, is a common form of fair use. Putting a logo on your own product, or suggesting an affiliation that does not exist, is not. Logos remain the property of their trademark owners. Read the logo fair use guide before you ship.

Yes. Add https://mcp.brandfetch.io/mcp to any MCP client, such as Claude, Cursor or VS Code, and sign in with your Brandfetch account when the browser opens. Setup for each client is in the MCP docs.

First-party data

Global coverage

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First-party data

Global coverage

Reliable & compliant

Real-time updates

Trusted by leading companies