LED neon signs for business – your logo and name in light

Short answer: send us your logo or the name of your business, and within 1–2 working days you get a free mock-up at real scale and a firm price. Signs start from €60, production takes 10–15 working days (rush orders from 5), and delivery to the UK takes 2–5 working days. The invoice is made out to your company.

A neon sign is often the first thing people notice about a place and the thing they remember afterwards. It works after dark, it ends up in your customers' photos, and unlike a printed banner it is built to stay on the wall for years. Since 2021 our workshop has made more than 3,000 signs, many of them for businesses that wanted their own logo in light rather than a stock phrase.

From your logo to a sign: how we turn artwork into neon

A logo is drawn for print, so we redraw it for neon. Each line of the artwork becomes a flexible LED neon line, and thin details, small text and gradients are simplified until they read clearly from across the room. You see the result before anything is made.

1. Send your logo as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) or a sharp image, plus your brand colours.
2. Tell us roughly how big it should be and where it will hang; a photo of the wall or window helps.
3. We send back a mock-up on a photo of your space and a price, usually within 1–2 working days. Changes to the mock-up are free.
4. Once you approve it, the sign goes into production: 10–15 working days, from 5 if you are against a deadline.
5. Every sign is switched on and tested in the workshop before it is packed and sent by courier with a tracking number.

We match your brand colour with the nearest of 11 standard neon colours, or use RGB if you want the colour to change. Parts of the logo that should not glow, such as a background shape or fine lettering, can be printed onto the acrylic backing, so the whole logo is there and only the key lines light up.

Signs for different kinds of business

• Bars, pubs and cocktail lounges – the bar's name above the back bar, a slogan on the feature wall or a colour that sets the mood before anyone orders. Warm colours and RGB work especially well in dark rooms.
• Cafés, bakeries and restaurants – a logo behind the counter that customers photograph with their coffee, or a short line on the wall by the window seats.
• Hair, nail and beauty salons – the salon name at reception or a line above the mirror, often in pink, warm white or ice blue.
• Gyms, studios and clubs – the logo on the training floor or a motivational line for the changing room corridor.
• Shops and showrooms – the brand name in the shop window, visible from the street after closing time, or a sign on the counter.
• Offices and agencies – the company logo in reception or a meeting room, a reliable backdrop for video calls and team photos.
• Events, pop-ups and trade stands – a lightweight sign that travels from one venue to the next, see LED neon for events and exhibitions.

More ideas for interiors are in LED neon in interior design. If you are in the capital, see also neon signs in London.

Which build suits a business sign

For a sign that represents your brand every day, we recommend Original: the light is even from end to end, the wiring is hidden at the back and the line is slim enough for detailed logos. Economy costs less and suits a short-term display or a bold, simple design. The full comparison with photos is in Original vs Economy LED neon.

Indoors, in the window or outside

An indoor sign comes with a power supply with a UK plug (Type G) and wall fixings, so you can hang it yourself. A sign behind a shop window needs nothing extra. For a sign outside, on the front of the building or under a canopy, add weatherproofing: it adds 25% to the price and takes Original up to IP67 and Economy up to IP65. Illuminated signs on the outside of a building may need advertisement consent from your local council, so check before you order; we can send a dimensioned mock-up for the application.

Price and paperwork for companies

Business signs start from €60, like all our signs; the final price depends mainly on the size and how much neon the design needs, then on the build, backing, weatherproofing and deadline. See what a custom neon sign costs in the UK.

• The invoice is made out to your company: send us the company name, address and registration number.
• You pay a deposit to start production and the balance when the sign is ready, after we send you a photo of it switched on.
• Payment is by bank transfer, or by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay via a payment link.
• Import terms for the UK are stated in your quote.
• Opening several branches? We keep your approved artwork, so repeat signs match the first one.

Examples of our work

The photos show a gym logo above the training floor, a coffee roaster's market stand, a restaurant sign on a facade, a 3D lettering sign in the workshop and close-ups of how the neon line is built.