ReplyNodes vs Brandfetch for Brand Data
Brandfetch pages read November 8, 2026 · ReplyNodes Team
Choose Brandfetch if brand data is your core feature: a large logo CDN, a dedicated Brand API and a published volume-based plan structure. Choose ReplyNodes if logos, colors and fonts are one of several things an agent looks up and you want them under the same key and credit balance as web search, scraping and app-store data.
Brandfetch facts below come from its public pages, read on 2026-11-08 and linked where used. ReplyNodes facts come from our pricing page and the live capabilities document (hash sha256:e6a25bc0…02a6, read 2026-11-08).
At a glance
| ReplyNodes | Brandfetch | |
|---|---|---|
| Full brand profile | brand/retrieve, 5 credits | Brand API, counted as a brand fetch |
| Brand search by name | brand/search, 2 credits | Brand Search API |
| Logo only | brand/logo, 5 credits; free Logo API without a key | Logo API, free, client ID required |
| Fonts / design system | brand/fonts 5 credits, brand/styleguide 8 credits | Fonts listed in the Brand API; styleguide not named on the pages read |
| Remote MCP | Yes, read-only | Yes, https://mcp.brandfetch.io/mcp |
| Free tier | 500 one-time credits | 100 one-time brand fetches; logo and search allowances monthly |
Pricing
Brandfetch's pricing page shows a free tier with 100 one-time brand fetches, 1 million logo renders a month and 500,000 brand searches a month. Growth plans start with Starter at $99 a month billed yearly for up to 2,500 brand fetches a month, with higher tiers above it, and overage is $0.10 per fetch. Brandfetch also says Brand API responses may be cached for 30 days.
ReplyNodes prices every route in credits: brand/retrieve costs 5 credits, brand/search 2, brand/logo 5, brand/fonts 5 and brand/styleguide 8. On Developer ($19 a month, 10,000 credits) that is up to 2,000 full brand retrievals a month, and on Pro ($99 a month, 100,000 credits) up to 20,000. Unused volume goes to other routes, since the balance is shared. If you do many thousands of brand lookups a month, compare both against your real volume, because the products price different units.
What each returns
Brandfetch's Brand API returns logos, colors, fonts, images and firmographic information, and can resolve a domain, ticker or other identifier. Its Logo API serves logos from a CDN and asks that links be embedded directly rather than fetched programmatically.
ReplyNodes brand/retrieve resolves a company by domain or page URL and returns name, description, primary logo and logo variants, colors, fonts, social links, favicon and og_image. It reads public site data, and the capabilities document does not claim firmographic fields.
MCP
Brandfetch documents an MCP server whose calls count against Brand API quotas. ReplyNodes' MCP server is read-only and exposes routes discovered from the live capabilities contract. See the MCP page, and use the MCP review guide before you connect either.
Where Brandfetch is the better fit
- Logos and brand data are central to your product and you want a CDN built for them.
- You need a published volume plan and overage rate for high-volume brand fetches.
- You need transaction-to-brand matching, which has no matching route in the ReplyNodes capabilities document.
Where ReplyNodes fits
- Brand lookups are part of a wider agent workflow with web search, scraping and app-store research.
- You want routes priced per call in one credit balance.
- You want a free logo endpoint with no API key for simple embeds, described on the Logo API page.
FAQ
Is ReplyNodes a Brandfetch alternative?
For brand lookups by domain, logos, colors and fonts, yes. Brandfetch is the more specialized product, and ReplyNodes is broader.
Do I need an API key for logos?
Brandfetch's Logo API needs a client ID. ReplyNodes' free Logo API does not require a key, per its page.
How current is this page?
Brandfetch's pages were read on 2026-11-08, and its pricing page shows slightly different figures in different places, so confirm on Brandfetch's pricing.
More options are in Brandfetch alternatives.