Logo design
A primary logo plus the secondary marks and variations you need for small spaces, dark backgrounds and single-color printing.
UMS Digital / Services / Logo design in Chino, CA
Logo design & branding · Chino, California
UMS Digital designs logos and full brand identities for businesses in Chino and across the Inland Empire. Marks that hold up on a truck door, a storefront sign and a phone screen. You get every file format, forever.
What we design
A primary logo plus the secondary marks and variations you need for small spaces, dark backgrounds and single-color printing.
Vector files in every format a printer, sign shop or web designer will ask for. No hostage situations.
More than a logo: voice, colors, type and the rules for using them, written up as brand guidelines.
Already have a logo that looks dated? We clean up and modernize the brand you have instead of starting over.
Starting from zero? We can help name the business before we draw anything.
We also handle business cards and print, signage and apparel, so the logo gets used the way it was designed.
What a logo costs
A new mark and the files to use it.
Modernize the brand you already have.
The whole system, with a guide.
These are starting ranges for a small business at a standard turnaround. The real number depends on scope, and we confirm it in writing before any work starts. A logo refresh or new mark is also included in the $2,200 Small Business Starter, along with a 3–5 page website and 150 printed business cards.
Recent work
Identity for a Chino trucking outfit. Six directions drawn up, one chosen, then built to hold up everywhere it lands, from a truck door to a business card.
Faith-based gym apparel built from zero: the logo first, then the Shopify storefront, the clothing line and the product mockups.
armorofgodclothing.net ↗Logo + BrandA streetwear and athletic label built around the J-star mark, carried across tees, button-ups, outerwear and a custom chain.
jly-athletic-club.netlify.app ↗JLY × AOG




Four directions for a mark that joins JLY Apparel Co. and Armor of God. Each board shows the mark, its versions and how it would sit on embroidery, prints, patches and packaging. These are design mockups.
How it works
20 free minutes. You tell us what the business needs, we tell you honestly what it takes and what it costs.
A written scope with a fixed price and a real deadline. You approve it before a single dollar moves.
First drafts land fast, usually inside 48 hours. You review, we revise until it's right.
We deliver it, hand over every source file and stay on call. You own all of it outright.
A local studio
P36 Trucking is a Chino company. We drew six directions for them, they picked one, and we built it out so it reads on a truck door at speed and still works at business-card size.
That is the standard for every logo here: a mark that works at billboard size and at app-icon size.
Because the same team handles print, signage and apparel, you are not handing your new logo to a stranger and hoping it comes out right.
Outside the area? Design, web, brand and copy work happens remotely all the time. Photo and video shoots are in person, mostly in Southern California.
Questions
Logo design with us usually runs $300 to $1,200 depending on how many marks and variations you need. A full brand identity with colors, type and guidelines runs $2,200 to $6,000. We confirm the exact price in writing before any work starts.
Everything. Vector files and every format you will need for print, signs, apparel and the web. When the project wraps it is all handed over and it is yours forever.
It depends on the project. For P36 Trucking we drew six directions before one was chosen. Revisions on drafts are included, so we keep refining until it is right.
Yes. Plenty of clients start with one logo. Bundles cost less per piece, but there is no minimum and no pressure to buy more.
Yes. A rebrand refresh keeps what people recognize and modernizes the rest. It typically runs $1,500 to $4,000.
We can usually start within a week, and first drafts typically land inside 48 hours of kickoff. If you have a hard deadline, tell us on the call.
Grab 20 free minutes. Tell us about the business and we’ll tell you what we’d draw and what it costs.