Brandfetch knows brands. MiroMiro reads pages.
Brandfetch maintains a curated brand database keyed by domain. MiroMiro resolves the live CSS of whatever URL you point it at. That difference decides which one you want.
Brandfetch is a brand DATABASE: you give it a domain, it returns the curated brand record it holds. MiroMiro is an extraction ENGINE: you give it a URL, it resolves the live CSS cascade and returns what that page renders right now - including things no brand record contains, like the spacing scale, easing curves, and the component code.
Pick the right tool
They solve different problems. The honest fork, so you don't waste an afternoon.
Use MiroMiro if…
You need the design a page actually renders - the full token set including spacing, gradients and motion, the SVGs and fonts as files, or that section as working code. A curated brand record cannot tell you what the page looks like today.
- You need the full design system of a page, not just its brand marks
- You are feeding an AI agent enough design detail that it can actually rebuild the UI
- You want spacing, gradients and motion - the things brand records do not hold
- You are pulling design data at volume and $99 for 2,500 calls does not scale for you
Use Brandfetch if…
You want a company's official logo by domain, and you want it free at scale. Brandfetch's Logo API is free up to 500,000 requests/month - for pure logo lookup, that is unbeatable and MiroMiro is not trying to beat it. Use Brandfetch.
- You want company logos by domain - theirs is free to 500k requests/month
- You need a consistent, curated brand record rather than whatever the page renders today
- You are enriching a CRM or directory with official brand assets
- You want brand data for companies without scraping their site
MiroMiro vs Brandfetch
| Feature | MiroMiro | Brandfetch |
|---|---|---|
Logo by domain Theirs is free to 500k/mo. Genuinely use Brandfetch for this. | ||
Brand colors | ||
Typefaces | ||
Curated brand database They hold a consistent record per domain. We read the live page. | ||
Live CSS cascade resolution What the page renders today, not what was recorded. | ||
Spacing scale Not a brand fact - a page fact. Needed to actually rebuild a UI. | ||
Gradients & motion (easings, durations) | ||
Section → component code | Tailwind, HTML+CSS, JSX, Vue | |
Any URL (not just a brand homepage) Point us at any page - a pricing page, a docs page, a competitor's hero. | ||
Brand-data free tier | 100 credits | 100 requests |
Brand-data paid entry | €19/mo · 5,000 credits | $99/mo · 2,500 calls |
Side by side
MiroMiro
- Free€0100 credits/mo · no card
- Developer€19/mo5,000 credits · 60 req/min
- Growth€79/mo30,000 credits · 120 req/min
- Scale€199/mo200,000 credits · 300 req/min
- BusinessCustomVolume pricing
Brandfetch
- Free$0100 Brand API requests
- Brand API$99/mo2,500 calls · $0.10 overage
- Logo APIFreeup to 500k req/mo
- EnterpriseCustomContact sales
Split decision, and it depends entirely on which of their APIs you mean. Brandfetch's Logo API is FREE up to 500,000 requests/month - for logo lookup by domain, nothing here competes and you should just use it. But their Brand API is $99/mo for 2,500 calls ($0.10 overage). MiroMiro is €19/mo for 5,000 credits, and /v1/brand costs 15 credits - so roughly 333 full brand profiles, or far more if you only need tokens (10 credits) or assets (1 credit). For design data at volume, the gap is large. For logos, theirs is free.
Brandfetch pricing verified 2026-07-14. Check their site for current rates.
A database lookup and a live extraction are not the same call
When you hit Brandfetch with a domain, you get back what Brandfetch has recorded for that brand: logos, a brand palette, typefaces. It is curated, consistent and fast - genuinely the right shape for "show this customer's logo in my app." What it is not is a description of the page. It cannot tell you the spacing scale a specific landing page uses, the gradient on its CTA, or the easing on its animations, because those are not brand facts - they are page facts.
Where the $99 ceiling bites
Brandfetch's Logo API is free to 500k requests, which is generous. But the Brand API - the one that returns colors and fonts, not just a logo - is $99/mo capped at 2,500 calls, with $0.10 per call over. If you are enriching a CRM with logos, that free Logo API is perfect. If you are pulling real design data at any volume, 2,500 calls for $99 gets expensive quickly. MiroMiro is €19/mo for 5,000 credits, and a full brand profile costs 15 credits.
What MiroMiro returns that a brand record cannot
Beyond colors and fonts: the spacing scale, gradients, motion (durations and easing curves), font weights and letter-spacing - the things you need to actually rebuild a UI rather than badge it. And /v1/code goes further, handing back a named section of the page as a self-contained Tailwind, React or Vue component. There is no brand database in the world that has that, because it is not brand data. It is the page.
Common questions
Is MiroMiro a Brandfetch alternative?
For design extraction, yes - MiroMiro's /v1/brand returns a URL's palette, typefaces, logo and full token set. For pure logo lookup by domain, honestly, no: Brandfetch's Logo API is free up to 500,000 requests a month and you should just use it. Where MiroMiro pulls ahead is everything past the logo - spacing, gradients, motion, and the component code.
How much does the Brandfetch API cost?
As of July 2026, their Brand API is $99/month capped at 2,500 calls, with $0.10 per additional call, and a free tier of 100 requests with no card. Their Logo API and Brand Search API are free up to 500,000 requests/month without attribution. They offer a 20% discount for yearly billing and for startups/nonprofits in the first 12 months.
What does MiroMiro return that Brandfetch does not?
The spacing scale, gradients, motion (durations and easing curves), font weights and letter-spacing - and, via /v1/code, a named section of the page as a self-contained Tailwind, React or Vue component. Brandfetch holds brand records; these are properties of a specific page, so a brand database structurally cannot have them.
Can MiroMiro extract from any URL?
Yes. Brandfetch is keyed by domain and returns that brand's record. MiroMiro takes any URL - a pricing page, a docs page, a specific landing page - and resolves whatever that page actually renders.
See it in action
Extract a design and see exactly what you get - before you write a line of code.
100 free credits every month. No credit card.