The Tenerr brand
Sixteen ways tenerr could look.
Fiverr is named for a five dollar bill. Tenerr is named for a tenner, and then undercuts it completely: our real prices are in cents. Each direction below is rendered live with its wordmark, colors, and tagline. The beta you are browsing uses number 1. Tell us your favorite in the Discord.
Clean green, all lowercase
The AI Pro lesson, warmed up: one friendly wordmark, one green that means go and online, nothing else competing for attention. Trustworthy, fast to read, impossible to mistake for anyone else at small sizes.
Bold caps, gold full stop
Leans all the way into the name joke: a tenner is the ceiling, never the floor. Navy and gold read premium and a little bit money, which makes the cent prices underneath feel even more absurd.
The product is the logo
Our whole difference from Fiverr is block size, so make the block the brand: the word sits inside one big rounded tile. Every service card on the site becomes a brand impression.
A coin for a logo
Prices here are literally coin money, so mint one. Playful, instantly understood by anyone in any country, and it photographs beautifully as an app icon or a sticker.
Violet to pink, exclamation included
Aimed at video buyers: loud, fun, creator economy energy. The exclamation is part of the mark because every price reveal earns one.
Presence is the brand
The Online Now pill moves into the logo itself. No competitor can copy this honestly, because no competitor is a living community. The green dot becomes as famous as the name.
Serif, warm, established
The trust play: a wordmark that looks like it has existed for forty years. For buyers who want the prices of a startup with the manners of an institution.
For the builders
Monospace, blinking cursor, hacker green. Speaks directly to the game and 3D crowd who live in editors all day. Narrower appeal, extremely strong inside it.
A friendly blue pill
The button is the brand: everything on Tenerr is one tap from a conversation. Soft, safe, corporate friendly, the direction enterprise buyers would pick.
Kindness, front and center
E2 is the kind corner of the internet, and this direction refuses to hide it. A heart in the mark, prices as a form of hospitality. The most E2 of all sixteen.
Speed is the promise
A bolt splits the name, because same day delivery is the real product. Hot gradient, high energy, built for ads and thumbnails where it has half a second to land.
Hollow letters, full value
An outline wordmark is a quiet flex: confident enough to not fill itself in. Works beautifully over photography of the sellers at work, which we have plenty of.
The international team, visualized
Leads with the world, because the team is the story: Philippines, India, and growing. When it is night for the buyer, it is morning for a seller, and work never sleeps.
Many colors, one word
Each letter can carry a seller, a country, or a craft, and the palette can grow as the team does. The most flexible system here, and the most playful at small sizes.
A sign over a friendly stall
Tenerr grows out of Main Street in E2, where Quezza's studio and the empanada stand already trade. This direction makes the whole marketplace feel like that street: posted prices, open doors.
Sell the destination
Built for launch day at tenerr.net: the domain is inside the wordmark, so every screenshot and share carries the address. Deep blue for depth, green for go. The grown up choice.
How to pick
Ask three questions of each: could a seller wear it on a shirt, does it still read at favicon size, and does it make the cent prices feel like a feature instead of a warning. Our current lean is 1 for the beta, with 6 waiting the moment presence becomes the headline. Vote in the Discord.