Logo & branding design in Hong Kong
A logo and branding project in Hong Kong costs from about HK$2,000 for a freelancer's logo to HK$50,000 or more for a full brand identity from an agency, according to sellers' websites in November 2026. For a quote that fits your business, describe the project in a BlaBlaPrice request; the AI looks through local studios' price lists and shows what it finds.
Approximate prices in Hong Kong, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Option | Approximate price |
|---|
| Freelance logo design | HK$2,000–15,000 |
| Logo with brand essentials, one studio package | from HK$8,000 |
| Boutique agency, logo and identity | HK$15,000–50,000 |
| Full brand identity system from an agency | HK$50,000 and up |
Why the same logo can cost very different amounts
The price depends on how many concept directions you get, how many rounds of changes are included and which files you receive. Some local studios offer several concepts and unlimited revisions within a set period, while the editable .ai original is sold as an optional extra at some studios. Ask for the logo in vector and PNG versions for screen and print, and confirm in writing who owns the finished artwork.
Trademark and ownership
A logo is not a registered trademark just because it was designed. To protect a name or logo as a trademark, you file an application with the Intellectual Property Department, which publishes its forms and fees online, so check the current fees before you file. Keep the signed agreement with your designer, because it shows who may use the artwork.
Timing from November to January
Hong Kong's summer runs June to August and its winter December to February, so November falls between the two. Many businesses set branding budgets for the new year, so a request now leaves time for concepts, revisions and approval before a January launch. Shop signs and banners need printing and installation after the design is approved, so book those separately.
What to put in your request
Name your business field and the district you work in, such as Central, Kowloon, Sha Tin, Tsuen Wan or Tuen Mun. List the brand items you need, for example name cards, letterhead, shop signage or social media covers, and give printed sizes in centimetres or metres. If the brand uses a Chinese and an English name, say so and send two or three logos you like. Add your deadline and a budget in HK$, so studios can say early whether it fits.
Send the request in a chat and add a photo of your current logo or card if you have one. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice receive it and reply with their own offer: price, concepts, revisions and files. Your contact details stay hidden, and you decide with whom to exchange them. If you already know a studio, you can also send it the request link. For signs and banners, see print and banner design, or start from the request field on the home page and read how BlaBlaPrice works.
Questions and answers
How much does a logo cost in Hong Kong?
A freelance logo is usually quoted from about HK$2,000 to HK$15,000, and a boutique agency charges HK$15,000 to HK$50,000, according to sellers' websites in November 2026. Full brand identity systems from agencies start at HK$50,000.
Do I get the source files with the logo?
Not always. Some local studios include the files in the price, while the editable .ai original is sold as an optional extra at others, so check this before you agree on a price.
Can a logo be registered as a trademark?
Yes, a logo can be applied for as a trademark, but designing it does not register it. Applications go to the Intellectual Property Department, which publishes its fees online.
Is November a good time to order a new brand?
Yes, if you want it ready for a January launch. A request in November leaves time for concepts and revisions before the new year.
