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Show HN: Free Logo API – logos for any company or domain
The Clearbit Logo API finally went down yesterday after the HubSpot acquisition. I relied on it across several projects (heavily), so I built a drop-in replacement:
https://logos.apistemic.com https://logos.apistemic.com
Key features:
- Free to use, no signup or API key needed
- Both companies and domain names work as input identifiers
- WebP format for smaller payloads and better cache hit rates
Stack:
S3 for storage, heavily cached fastapi, Next.js for the site. Everything's behind Cloudflare for proper CDN/caching. This was the first time I tried to build something end-to-end from idea to deployment with Claude Code (Max) and I have to say, Opus 4.5 took it like a champ!
For the younger folks, here's what the old Clearbit API looked like:
https://web.archive.org/web/20230920164055/https://clearbit.com/logo https://web.archive.org/web/20230920164055/https://clearbit....
Happy to answer questions about the implementation or hear your thoughts!
Web: https://logos.apistemic.com https://logos.apistemic.com
X: https://x.com/karllorey https://x.com/karllorey
- korabs 9mo agoNice work, love the simplicity of the api! How do you handle logo sourcing? Is it favicons or something else?
- lorey 9mo agoYes, there's the <link rel="icon"...> an other specific tags providing far more options than the old favicons. For anyone interested: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Attributes/rel#icon https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
- alexabs 9mo agoAwesome project!
- norbert515 9mo agoThat's awesome! Love that you can use it out of the box without annoying singups/keys :)
- lorey 9mo agoThanks, this is how I feel about this, too.
- super_ar 9mo agoReally cool!