Kalen Tech
Logos
A logo, made properly.
A logo built for your business, delivered in whatever sizes and formats the job needs — one for your website’s header, a smaller one for the footer, something that still reads small on an invoice. Not a template with your name typed in.
£50a logo, one fee
One flat fee, whatever the size or format. It is all digital, so there is nothing extra to produce and nothing extra to charge for. Nothing goes live until you are happy with it, and nothing is owed until then.
- Every size you need A primary mark, a version sized for a website header, a smaller one for a footer or a favicon, whatever fits an invoice or a sign. All inside the fifty.
- Any format you need Delivered as files that drop straight into a website, a document, an email footer or a print job, and stay sharp no matter how big you need them.
- Yours outright The files are handed over and belong to you. Use them anywhere, on anything, with nobody’s permission needed.
- Changed until it is right Send back what is wrong and it gets changed.
- No contract A one-off fee. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
- For a logo on its own You do not need a website from us, and if you are already having one built the logo is part of the fifty a month instead of this.
Examples
What the range looks like.
Forty-eight marks drawn to show the range: the same imaginary firm treated forty-eight different ways, from a painted shopfront to a neon sign. Put your own name in and every one of them changes, so you can see which direction suits the business before you commit to anything.
None of these is a fixed package. Every mark can be drawn in any colours you like, and the symbols are not tied to the names they sit next to — take the shield from one, the lettering from another and the colours from a third. Mixing two or three is the usual starting point.
Every mark has a number. When you get in touch, quote the ones you like — “14 and 31, but in green” is a better brief than a page of description, and it costs you nothing to send.
These are demonstration marks, not client work. Northgate is not a real company. Yours would be drawn for your business and would not look like any of them.
Type only
No symbol at all. The name itself is the logo, which suits a firm that trades on its own name.
Monograms and enclosed marks
Initials in a shape. These are the ones that survive being shrunk to a browser tab or stamped on a van door.
Name and symbol together
A drawn mark next to the name. The symbol can later be used on its own once people recognise it.
Modern and digital
Treatments that read as software rather than signage — app icons, gradients, lowercase type, geometry. These suit a business whose front door is a screen.
Signage and trade
The families a shopfront reaches for: script and hand-lettering, emblems with the name set inside the shape, stencil, and a drawn symbol for the trade itself.
Luminescent and cyberpunk
Marks built to glow, so they are shown on the dark ground they are drawn for. These are for businesses that live on a screen at night — bars, studios, gaming, events.
The same logo, every size
One identity worked out for each place it has to appear — header, footer, browser tab, print, dark backgrounds, a social profile. All of it inside the fifty.
Straight answers.
Do I need a Kalen Tech website?
No — this is a logo on its own. If we are already building your site, the logo comes with it as part of the fifty a month and you do not pay this at all.
What if I do not like it?
Then it gets changed. You do not pay until you are happy with it.
What actually happens next?
- You send the form. It lands in an inbox as an email.
- We write back within one working day with a few questions about your business.
- You get a first version to look at.
- We change it until it is right. That goes round as many times as it needs to.
- When you are happy, you get the files. The fifty is due then.
Next
That is the lot. If it sounds right, the form takes about a minute.