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Q: What data does the Brandfetch API actually return for a given domain?

For most well-known domains, you get the primary logo in SVG and PNG formats (often in both light and dark variants), brand colours as hex codes, font names, a short company description, and links to social media profiles. Coverage varies — large companies have comprehensive data, while smaller or newer businesses may have partial results.

Q: Can I use Brandfetch in n8n to automatically populate client records with brand assets?

Yes. You can build an n8n workflow triggered by a new CRM contact or deal creation. It takes the company domain, queries the Brandfetch API via an HTTP Request node, downloads the logo files, and attaches them to the CRM record. This saves your team from manually sourcing logos every time you onboard a new client.

Q: How often is Brandfetch's brand data updated?

Brandfetch uses a combination of automated crawling and community contributions to keep brand data current. Major rebrands for well-known companies are typically reflected within days. For smaller brands, updates may take longer. If you need to ensure freshness, you can set up a periodic n8n workflow that re-queries Brandfetch and flags any changes.

Q: Is Brandfetch free or does it require a paid plan?

Brandfetch offers a free tier with limited API calls per month, which is fine for testing or low-volume use. For production workflows that query brand data frequently, you will need a paid plan. Pricing is based on the number of API requests, so your costs scale with usage.

Q: Can Brandfetch retrieve brand assets for Australian companies?

Brandfetch covers brands globally, including Australian companies. Coverage depends on the brand's online presence and whether the data has been indexed. Major Australian brands and ASX-listed companies generally have good coverage. For smaller local businesses, results may be limited or unavailable.

Q: What file formats are the logos returned in?

Brandfetch returns logos in SVG (vector) and PNG (raster) formats where available. SVG is preferable for most use cases because it scales without losing quality. Some brands also have icon-only versions separate from the full wordmark, and Brandfetch will return both when they exist.

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About Brandfetch

Brandfetch is a brand asset API that lets you programmatically retrieve logos, colours, fonts, and company metadata for any brand by domain name. Instead of manually searching for brand assets, saving low-resolution screenshots, or emailing companies asking for their logo pack, you query the Brandfetch API with a domain like ‘stripe.com’ and get back SVG and PNG logos, hex colour codes, font names, and social links in a structured response.

This is particularly useful for businesses that deal with partner or client brands at scale. Agencies creating pitch decks, SaaS companies displaying customer logos on their website, or procurement teams building vendor directories all face the same tedious task of sourcing up-to-date brand assets. Brandfetch automates that entirely.

Through n8n, you can integrate Brandfetch into automated workflows. For example, when a new client signs up in your CRM, an n8n workflow can fetch their logo and brand colours from Brandfetch, attach the assets to their CRM record, and use the colours to personalise their onboarding materials. Or you could build a workflow that regularly checks if client logos have been updated and refreshes your marketing pages accordingly.

If you need to connect brand asset retrieval into a broader automation pipeline, our system integration services can help you build workflows that keep brand data current across your platforms without manual effort.

Brandfetch FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about how Brandfetch consultants can help with integration and implementation

What data does the Brandfetch API actually return for a given domain?

Can I use Brandfetch in n8n to automatically populate client records with brand assets?

How often is Brandfetch’s brand data updated?

Is Brandfetch free or does it require a paid plan?

Can Brandfetch retrieve brand assets for Australian companies?

What file formats are the logos returned in?

How it works

We work hand-in-hand with you to implement Brandfetch

As Brandfetch consultants we work with you hand in hand build more efficient and effective operations. Here’s how we will work with you to automate your business and integrate Brandfetch with integrate and automate 800+ tools.

Step 1

Get your Brandfetch API key

Sign up at brandfetch.com and generate an API key from your account dashboard. The key authenticates your requests and tracks your usage against your plan’s limits. Add this key as a credential in n8n so your workflows can access the Brandfetch API without hardcoding secrets.

Step 2

Set up the trigger for brand lookups

Decide what event should initiate a brand asset fetch. Common triggers include a new company being added to your CRM (via webhook), a form submission containing a domain name, or a scheduled batch process that loops through a list of domains. Add the appropriate trigger node to your n8n workflow.

Step 3

Query the Brandfetch API

Add an HTTP Request node in n8n configured to call the Brandfetch API endpoint (https://api.brandfetch.io/v2/brands/{domain}). Pass the domain from your trigger data as a path parameter. Set the Authorization header with your API key. The response includes logos, colours, fonts, and metadata in JSON format.

Step 4

Extract and transform the data

Use n8n Set or Function nodes to pull out the specific assets you need — for example, the primary SVG logo URL, the first two brand colours, and the company description. The API response can include multiple logo variations, so add logic to select the right one (such as preferring the ‘icon’ format over the full ‘logo’ for CRM thumbnails).

Step 5

Store assets in your target system

Push the extracted brand data to wherever it needs to live. This could mean uploading the logo file to your CRM’s contact record, saving brand colours to a design tool or database, or writing the data to a Google Sheet for your marketing team. Use the appropriate n8n node for your destination system.

Step 6

Handle missing data and errors

Not every domain will return complete brand data. Add an IF node to check whether the API returned a logo before attempting to process it. Route missing-data cases to a fallback — such as flagging the record for manual review or using a placeholder image. This prevents your workflow from breaking on edge cases.

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