Sell your unsold logos while you sleep

Your share is 80 of the profit from your sales (one-time fee). Since you’re the one providing the stunning logos, you should get the lion’s share, minus PayPal’s or Stripe’s processing fee. But we'll handle all of this for you.
NewGlue’s technology immediately presents your logo in beautiful mockups and delivers it in lots of different formats, which greatly improves your chance of selling to a client without any feedback or turnaround time. For our efforts, we take just 10%.

Usually, no. We make exceptions to this rule occasionally when a designer has a good track record on NewGlue and requests permission to sell on multiple sites. It is essential to us that designers understand the copyright implications and their obligation to remove those logos from NewGlue when they sell elsewhere, so we want to handle this on a case-by-case basis.

Yes, absolutely. When you upload your unsold logos from previous pitches, you tag them with the right settings (only takes a few minutes) so that customers easily find your logos in the search page.
Don't worry; we do the tagging for you in our pre-launch special.
Our system then applies millions of customers’ names to your logo. No feedback process or any other additional work is required from you. You can sit back and wait for the money to come your way.

Logos sold for less than $149 online are often sold as templates (logos that are resold). We do not resell logos, but low prices (especially in the eyes of the client) can create the impression that we do. $149 is the minimum.

Yes, absolutely. Uploading your unsold logos is a great way to make sure you can get paid even if you didn’t win the contest.
There are a few requirements:

• The contest is closed. If the contest holder hasn’t selected a winner yet, please wait until they have.
• The logo cannot be the winning entry.
• The logo cannot be included in your portfolio on the contest site.


To clarify: Any non-winning logo from a closed contest (on any contest site) can be sold here, provided of course that the logo is your own, original work and that it is not offered for sale anywhere else.