Tailor Brands approaches brand kits from the angle of a brand-new business. Its AI logo maker creates your logo from a short description, and the paid branding tools then extend it into a set of branded assets designed to get a company looking professional quickly.
Branding assets include:
- High-resolution and vector logo files in multiple formats
- A brand book summarizing your logo, colors and fonts
- Seasonal logo variations and social media formats
- Letterheads, business cards and digital business cards
- A website builder with a free first-year domain
Tailor Brands has shifted its focus toward business formation, and its main plans are built around U.S. LLC registration. The branding and design tools sit in the top Elite plan, around $249 per year plus state fees, which also includes one-day LLC processing and compliance alerts. There’s also a print store for branded merchandise.
This bundle is useful if you’re registering a new U.S. company and want your brand assets done in the same place. It’s poor value if you only want a brand kit, and the brand book is basic compared with guideline platforms like Frontify or Corebook. The bookkeeping trial included with plans also turns into a monthly charge if you don’t cancel it.
