Brand policy

Last updated 26 September 2026

The logos aren't ours

Every logo, mark and brand name on brandmarks belongs to its owner. brandmarks isn't affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any company shown, and showing a logo here doesn't imply any relationship with that company.

What we provide is a service: finding each company's current logo from its own brand and press materials, placing it on a consistent template, and hosting it at a stable URL by stock ticker. We don't license the logos themselves and can't grant you any rights in them.

Drawn from the company's own artwork

We don't redraw, restyle or reshape anyone's logo. Every version starts from the company's own artwork:

• the logo and mark in the company's brand colours, as published
• a single-colour white version of each, for dark backgrounds
• a single-colour version, in white or black, shown on the company's primary colour. We measure that colour from the logo itself, and use whichever of white or black reads better on it.

Placing the art on a common template changes its margins, never the shapes. Some companies' own guidelines don't include a one-colour version or restrict where it can be used, so check them before using one. If you own a brand and want its one-colour version changed or withdrawn, tell us.

How you may use them

Use a logo to identify or refer to the company it belongs to. For example:

• next to a holding, a stock quote or a ticker in a portfolio, report or trading app
• in a list of customers, partners or integrations that genuinely exist
• in research, journalism, commentary, education or a presentation about the company
• in a CRM, dashboard or directory where it helps people recognise a company

A useful test: would someone seeing your use think your product comes from, or is approved by, that company? If so, don't use the logo that way.

What not to do

• Don't suggest the company endorses, sponsors or partners with you when it doesn't.
• Don't alter a logo: no changing its colours, proportions or lettering, and no combining it with other marks.
• Don't use a logo as your own branding, or on merchandise or products you sell.
• Don't use a logo in a way that disparages the company or misleads people.
• Don't register a trademark or domain based on a logo you got here.

You're responsible for how you use a logo, including following the owner's own brand guidelines, which may be stricter than this page.

For brand owners

If your logo is out of date, drawn wrong, filed under the wrong ticker or missing, or you'd rather it wasn't listed, tell us. Corrections are usually the fastest fix. We also remove logos on request from the brand owner.