Clearbit's free logo endpoint went dark on December 8, 2025, after the HubSpot acquisition. logo.clearbit.com no longer resolves — it has no DNS record at all, so every one of those URLs fails before it reaches HTTP. favi serves the same request shape, so the fix is a hostname:
- https://logo.clearbit.com/stripe.com+ https://img.favi.sh/stripe.com?key=pk_your_keyComing from logo.dev instead? The parameters match there too — token, size, format, greyscale, theme, retina, fallback all work — so that migration is also a hostname swap. See the Logo.dev page.
Numbers checked 2026-09-18 against public pricing pages. Where a competitor is better, the table says so; the full matrix has every row.
| favi | Logo.dev | Brandfetch | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 500K/mo | 500K/mo (hard cap) | 1M/mo (soft cap) |
| Attribution on free | Never | Required for commercial use | Not required |
| First paid tier | $29/mo — 2M requests | $150/mo, or $125/mo billed annually — 5M requests | $129/mo, or $99/mo billed annually — 5M renders |
| Brand data | Included on the same key, counted as a request | 5 credits a call; 500 free | 1 credit a fetch; 100 free, one-time |
| Unknown domain | Placeholder now, real logo in seconds | Placeholder now, real logo in minutes | Fallback image, resolved live |
| Stale logo fix | Self-serve refresh + edge purge | Update form, usually within 24h, no purge API | Update form, reviewed by their QA team |
| Uptime accountability | Externally measured status page + published 99.9% target with a remedy | Status page with uptime percentages; no published SLA target | Status page; SLAs on the Custom plan only |
| Over your quota | Fallback image, never an error | Hard cap on free | Soft cap; 429 far beyond it |
500K a month free, and never a badge on any plan. Logo.dev gives the same volume but asks for an attribution link on any commercial use; Brandfetch gives more. Where the field charges $99–150 for its first paid tier, favi is 2M requests for $29.
The index covers four and a half million sites and every domain any customer has ever asked for, so a cutover is the hostname change and nothing else. Subdomains resolve to the parent brand automatically, and dark-mode variants are there when you need them.