Logo.dev

@logo.dev can you find the logo for stripe.com and show me what format it's available in?

I retrieved the logo for stripe.com. The logo is available as a PNG image (1200×630 pixels) and can also be requested in SVG format for scalable use. The image shows Stripe's wordmark in their signature purple color against a transparent background. I can provide the raw image bytes if you need to download or embed it directly.

This example demonstrates the Get Logo Image tool's core capability: fetching brand logos by domain. The MCP returns raw image data, so you'll need to handle rendering or saving the file yourself. Requires a valid API key with sufficient quota — Logo.dev enforces rate limits on free tiers.

@logo.dev search for fintech companies in the United States and give me the top 5 results with their domains

Here are 5 fintech brands from the United States: 1. **Stripe** (stripe.com) — Payment processing platform 2. **Square** (squareup.com) — Point-of-sale and financial services 3. **Plaid** (plaid.com) — Financial data connectivity 4. **Robinhood** (robinhood.com) — Commission-free investing 5. **Chime** (chime.com) — Mobile banking Each result includes the brand name, domain, and industry classification. I can retrieve logos for any of these domains if needed.

This showcases the Search Brand tool with country and industry filters applied. The MCP supports pagination for large result sets, but this example requests only the top matches. Useful for discovery workflows when you know the category but not the specific domain. Search accuracy depends on Logo.dev's brand database coverage.

@logo.dev I'm building a competitor analysis slide. Search for 'project management' tools, grab logos for the top 3, and draft a one-liner description for each.

I found three leading project management tools and retrieved their logos: 1. **Asana** (asana.com) — Collaborative work management platform focused on task tracking and team coordination across projects. 2. **Monday.com** (monday.com) — Visual workflow builder with customizable boards for managing projects, processes, and everyday work. 3. **Trello** (trello.com) — Kanban-style board system for organizing tasks into cards and lists, owned by Atlassian. Logos are available as PNG files. Let me know if you need SVG versions for print materials.

This synthesis example chains the Search Brand and Get Logo Image tools, then adds AI reasoning to draft descriptions. It's a realistic workflow for competitive research or presentation prep. Be aware that logo usage may be subject to trademark guidelines — Logo.dev provides the images, but you're responsible for respecting brand policies when publishing.

When Logo.dev saves time on multi-tenant UI setup

A 6-person SaaS team is building a customer onboarding dashboard that displays each client's logo next to their account summary. The alternative is asking every new customer to upload a logo file during setup, which adds friction and delays activation. Logo.dev's domain-to-image tool pulls the logo automatically from the customer's website domain—no upload step, no manual cropping. The search tool helps when a customer uses a different domain for their public site versus their login email. This works cleanly if your customer base is established companies with public websites. If you're onboarding startups or solopreneurs who don't have a polished web presence yet, you'll still need the manual upload fallback. For teams shipping a white-label product where branding matters from day one, this MCP cuts onboarding time by 30-40 seconds per customer and removes a support ticket category.

Logo.dev for visual competitor tracking at research scale

A 3-person market research team publishes monthly competitor landscape reports for B2B clients. Each report includes a visual grid of 20-40 competitor logos, sourced from a list of domains the client provides. Manually downloading and resizing logos from company websites takes 15-20 minutes per report and introduces inconsistent image quality. Logo.dev's batch retrieval via the domain tool standardizes the output format (PNG or SVG) and resolution, and the search tool helps when a client misspells a company name or provides an outdated domain. The limitation: if a competitor recently rebranded and their new logo isn't indexed yet, you'll get the old mark. For teams producing more than 5 reports a month, the time savings justify the API cost. If you're doing one-off projects, manual download is still faster than setting up the integration.

When logo lookup improves cold email personalization

A 10-person sales team uses a shared CRM to track outbound leads. Their email templates include the prospect's company logo in the signature block to signal familiarity and increase reply rates. Without automation, reps either skip the logo (losing the personalization edge) or spend 2-3 minutes per lead hunting down the right image file. Logo.dev's domain tool pulls the logo directly from the lead's email domain and drops it into the CRM record. The search tool helps disambiguate when a lead works at a subsidiary or regional office with a different domain. This setup works if your CRM supports image fields and your leads are mid-market or enterprise companies with recognizable brands. If you're prospecting into early-stage startups or local businesses, the logo database has gaps. For teams sending 50+ personalized emails a week, this MCP turns a manual chore into a one-click enrichment step.