Johannesburg listings on FreelanceLocals cover everything from a simple logo to a full brand identity, and starting prices run from R170 to R12,500. More than 25 Johannesburg freelancers list logo or branding work, and most price per deliverable. Contact them directly, or post a free brief that spells out what you need - both are free.
Typical rate
R1,100 per deliverable
Median of 26 listings priced per deliverable
Middle half of listings
R500 to R3,250
Full range
R170 to R12,500
Most common pricing
Per deliverable: 26 of 37 priced listings. 9 charge per hour, 2 charge per month.
Nationwide for comparison
R1,000 per deliverable
Median of 100 listings across South Africa
Figures from FreelanceLocals listings, October 2026. These are starting prices set by each freelancer. The wide range reflects different scopes, from a single logo to a full brand identity, so compare like with like.
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Look through the freelancers above, or post a free brief that says what you need, when you need it and your budget.
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Check each freelancer's starting price, experience and description, then contact the ones that suit your budget.
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Settle what you will receive, the timeline and how payment works in writing before work starts. FreelanceLocals does not check freelancers' credentials, so look at their examples first.
On FreelanceLocals the median starting price is R1,100 per deliverable, from 26 listings priced that way (October 2026). Half of those listings start between R500 and R3,250. Nationwide the median is R1,000 per deliverable. The spread between the lowest and highest listings is large, mostly because a logo on its own and a full brand identity are very different jobs. Freelancers set their own prices, so compare several and ask what is included.
Browse the listings and contact designers directly, or post a free brief describing your business, audience and style. Meeting is optional: drafts and final files travel by email or chat, so you can work with someone in Johannesburg or elsewhere in the country.
A logo is the mark itself. A brand identity adds a colour palette, typefaces, usage rules and often templates such as stationery or social media graphics. Decide which you need before you compare quotes, because the scope explains most of the price gap.
That depends on each designer's workload, so ask when they can begin and when you will see first concepts. Posting a brief with a clear deadline helps designers tell you quickly whether they can meet it, and you can compare their replies.
No. Designers describe their own skills and experience. Review their portfolios for work close to what you need, speak to past clients where you can, and put the scope, number of revisions and ownership of the final files in writing before paying.