Nexlogo Studio separates concept generation from ordinary editing so you can explore a controlled number of directions and then refine the selected result without treating every color or spacing adjustment as a new logo. The right plan depends on how many new concepts you expect to create and which final export rights you need.
Free access is for evaluating the complete creation workflow
Free access lets a new user create a limited number of lifetime concepts and use the customization workspace before committing to a monthly plan. It is intended to answer a practical question: does the workflow produce a direction worth developing? The standard PNG preview is useful for evaluation, but a business preparing a public launch should choose the export level that matches the final destination and commercial-use requirements. The detailed comparison above is the source of truth for the currently displayed limits.
Starter is for a small number of active brand projects
A lower-volume paid plan makes sense when you are building one identity, testing a few focused alternatives, or occasionally preparing a logo for a small project. The goal is not to generate hundreds of almost identical options. Start with a clear brief, create enough directions to compare meaningfully, and spend more time refining the strongest concept. This generally produces a more coherent result than using credits only to chase novelty.
Creator is better when concept generation is part of regular work
Freelancers, marketers, and creators who handle several active brand tasks need more monthly room because each client or campaign can require a separate exploration. Before choosing a higher plan, estimate the number of genuinely different projects rather than the number of edits. Color, spacing, wording, and layout adjustments remain part of customization, so a project that needs ten revisions does not automatically need ten new concepts.
Studio is intended for larger recurring workloads
A larger plan is most useful when an agency or team manages multiple brands and needs a higher concept allowance across the month. It does not turn automated generation into a substitute for account management, stakeholder research, trademark advice, production engineering, or a complete agency engagement. Teams should still keep client approvals, selected typeface licenses, export folders, and clearance records outside the logo generator as part of their normal project documentation.
Keep high-quality masters and create delivery copies separately
After finalizing a logo, save the highest-quality export included in the plan and keep it as a master. Use smaller PNG copies for websites and documents, transparent variants for overlays, and SVG when a scalable vector version is supported and appropriate. Do not repeatedly compress and resize the only master file. The free browser tools can help create delivery copies, while the logo file delivery checklist explains how to organize a practical handoff.
Billing, cancellation, and refunds are separate questions
Cancelling a monthly plan stops future renewals; it does not automatically mean that the current paid period is reversed. Duplicate charges, confirmed service failures, first-payment refund eligibility, and statutory consumer rights are handled under the Refund Policy. Complete payment-card details are entered through the connected payment provider rather than intentionally stored by Nexlogo Studio. If you contact support about billing, provide the account email and a non-sensitive order or invoice reference, never a full card number or security code.
Commercial-use rights still require responsible brand checks
Paid commercial-use access does not prove that a generated name or visual mark is unique around the world. Search relevant company and trademark records, compare visually similar marks, verify third-party typeface licensing, and seek professional advice when the launch carries material legal or financial risk. Review Licensing and the logo trademark checklist before a high-stakes launch.
