$207, delivered in 24 hours
Meme coin logo and brand kit
A mark that still reads at 32 pixels, because that is the size it will live at. $207.
You approve the design before you pay. Every time.
What makes a good meme coin logo?
A meme coin logo has one job that a normal logo does not: it has to be legible as a 32 pixel circle in a Telegram sidebar and an X avatar, because that is where almost everyone sees it. Detailed illustrations turn to mush at that size. A meme coin logo and full brand kit from That Crypto Bro costs $207 and is delivered within 24 hours, including the source files. The Gulya on TON mark is a delivered example built to that 32 pixel test. Gig-site logo listings run $80 to $120 and usually hand back a single PNG, which is where the trouble starts: no vector, no tested avatar crop, no palette, so the next asset never matches the first. The brand kit covers the mark, the avatar crop checked at real Telegram and X display sizes, the palette in hex, the locked type choices and the vector source, so a printer, an animator or whoever you hire next can pick it up without redrawing anything.
The marketplace figures above, checked in a price survey on 17 August 2026: Fiverr meme coin website gigs. Our own prices are on the pricing page and are fixed, not indicative.
What you get
- Primary logo, built to survive being shrunk
- Avatar crop tested at actual Telegram and X display sizes
- Colour palette with the hex codes, not a vibe
- Type choices, locked, so every future asset matches
- Transparent PNG, SVG and the source file
- Character sheet if your token has a mascot
How it runs
- You send the idea. A character, a rough sketch, an AI image, or just the vibe. A bad drawing that shows the idea beats a long description.
- The first concept lands the same day. One strong direction, not six weak ones dressed up to justify an invoice.
- It gets revised until it is right. Checked at 32 pixels the whole way, because that is the size it will actually live at.
- You approve, then you pay. The full kit follows: vector source, layered files, fonts, palette, avatar crops. Nothing is held back to make you come back.
Payment comes after the approved design, same as every service here. If you do not like the mark, you have not paid for it.
Marks that have shipped
Delivered token logos, shown at grid size rather than blown up, because the size on this page is closer to the size they live at than a case study crop is. 12 of these 15 are for clients who bought a mark and never a site, so they have no page in the 69.
Full launches, same hands
Whole token brands built end to end. Every one of the 69 is on the work page.
The questions that come up
Can you work from a rough sketch or an AI image?
Yes, and it helps. A bad drawing that shows the idea is more useful than a long description. AI output is a fine starting reference, though it usually needs rebuilding properly so it holds up at small sizes and in vector.
Do I get the source files?
Yes. Vector source, layered files, fonts, everything. It is your brand, you should not have to come back to me to get a T-shirt printed.
How many concepts do I get?
You get one strong direction rather than six weak ones, and then it gets revised until it is right. Six concepts is an agency ritual that mostly exists to make the invoice feel justified.
Can you redraw an existing logo without losing what people recognize?
Yes, and in a community takeover it is usually the right call: the recognizable silhouette is the asset the community is taking over, so the redraw keeps the silhouette and fixes the execution, the linework, the crop, the export sizes. The takeover context is covered in the CTO playbook.
Will the logo hold up in a DEX Screener row?
That is the test it is built against: the mark is checked as a small circle on dark UI, the same crop DEX Screener, Telegram and X all use, because that is where the logo spends its life. The reasoning and the do-it-yourself version of the test are in the logo guide.
Logos and brand kits, $207, live tomorrow.
Send the character or just the vibe. First concepts land the same day.
Design goes up first. You see it before you pay.
