Produkto Platform Help

Produkto is an AI brand-in-a-box launch platform. Where most of the budget logo cluster (Looka /
Brandmark / LogoAI / DesignEvo / Hatchful) stops at a logo and a brand kit, Produkto runs one six-step flow —
industry (3,000+ options) → brand name → colour palette → logo → generate brand → publish website — and
ends with a live, Produkto-hosted site or store, not just a folder of files. Its closest peer is
Brandolia, the other logo-plus-AI-website generator.

That bundling is also where the traps live. Generating is free; the paywall is downloading and publishing.
Produkto's terms retain the copyright and convey no trademark; commercial use is not in the $19 Logo
Basic tier; and because Produkto hosts the site, the licence and the site both hang on an active
subscription. Produkto is UI-only — no API (Step 4). A logo is downstream of a locked name, itself
downstream of a validated idea — validate and name first.

Step 1 — Gather context

If references/learnings.md exists, read it first for accumulated platform knowledge. Ask only what you can't
infer:

1. What do you need from Produkto?
   - A) Generate a logo / branding kit, or work the six-step flow
   - B) Build or publish the website / online store
   - C) Rights — may I use this commercially, do I own it, can I trademark it
   - D) Pricing — a figure that doesn't match, one-time pack vs subscription, what a tier includes
   - E) Billing or cancelling — a charge, a renewal, a refund, or what happens to the site and domain
   - F) Integrate or automate ("API", bulk generation — see Step 4)
2. Do you need the website, or only the logo? The most consequential question — it decides one-time logo
   pack vs recurring subscription, and is hard to reverse once published.
3. Do you intend to register a trademark? If yes, say so early — it changes the answer in Step 4.

Skip-ahead: a name (not a logo) → /sales-namelix; the validate-first method or a cross-tool comparison →
/sales-idea-validation — route in Step 2.

Step 2 — Route or answer directly

When routing, give the exact command: "This is a {domain} question — run: /sales-namelix {original question}"
Otherwise, answer Produkto-specific questions using Step 3.

Step 3 — Produkto platform reference

Read references/platform-guide.md for the full reference — the six-step flow and every module with its
automation tag; the generate-free / download-and-publish-paid money model; the four live tiers and why
third-party pricing conflicts; the rights, exclusivity, refund and cancellation terms verbatim; file formats;
and what the website builder's "CRM Integration" actually is.
Read references/produkto-api-reference.md for the automation picture — the probe evidence that no Produkto
API exists, and what to do instead. Answer from the relevant section only — don't dump the full reference.

Step 4 — Actionable guidance

Best-effort from research (2026-07)

• State the ownership position before the user builds a brand on it: Produkto keeps the copyright. Its terms
  read "We retain the copyright and all associated rights to the original brand identity designs" and "no
  trademark, copyright, or service marks are being conveyed." You buy a licence to use, not the mark —
  tell anyone whose plan depends on owning or registering the logo before they pay.
• Warn that the mark is NON-EXCLUSIVE by default, and that the licence can't be transferred. Logo symbols
  "may be reused on our platform" — another business can end up with a near-identical mark — unless the user
  buys Royalties, which delists that symbol (not on the pricing page; confirm price and scope at checkout).
  The terms also bar selling, assigning or transferring rights to the design, so agency and client work is
  contractually out whatever the tier.
• Never let anyone buy the $19 Logo Basic tier for business use. It includes only high-resolution and
  transparent files; commercial use and vector files first appear at Logo Premium ($49), and the terms say
  "you may not commercially use any of the designs generated by Produkto for any purpose until subscription has
  been made." Call out the vector gap separately — SVG/EPS is what print shops, packaging and print-on-demand
  platforms require — so Basic fails on rights and file format. It's a personal-use pack.
• Never repeat a third-party price for Produkto — they are contradictory. The live page (checked
  2026-07-29) shows Logo Basic $19 / Logo Premium $49 one-time, Startup $9/month, E-commerce
  $29/month. Review sites quote a $99/mo or €124/mo "Agency" tier that does not exist on the live page,
  and Tekpon lists the table in euros (€14 / €44 / €29 / €99). Quote only the live USD figures and treat any
  Agency/multi-brand tier as unverified until it appears at checkout.
• Any answer that names a Produkto price must carry the best-effort caveat in the same breath. Write the
  figure, then say it is best-effort and that the user should confirm amount, currency and billing period at
  checkout. Produkto's prices are the single most contradicted fact about it — a bare figure is a wrong answer.
• Ask "do you need the website?" before recommending a tier — the two models are not interchangeable. The
  one-time logo packs ($19/$49) do not include the website; the subscriptions ($9/$29) do, with custom
  domain, SSL, SEO and multilingual. A founder who only wants a mark shouldn't be on a recurring plan, and a
  one-time pack can't reach a live site.
• Treat cancelling as destructive and tell the user to archive first. Produkto hosts the site (cloud
  hosting, its SSL, its domain connection), ties access to "a valid subscription," and says nothing about what
  survives cancellation. Before anyone cancels: download every logo and brand file (PNG, JPG, SVG, EPS), export
  or screenshot the site content, and put the custom domain in the user's own registrar account.
• Give the refund rule before the user acts, because downloading forecloses it. "Once a brand identity has
  been downloaded… they are not eligible for a refund," no exceptions — so all the rights and tier thinking
  above must happen before the first download.
• Don't promise a HubSpot or Salesforce sync — the website builder's "CRM Integration" is Produkto's own
  contact store. The tiers meter it as "1,000 contacts" (Startup) / "unlimited contacts, customers"
  (E-commerce) — a list behind the site's forms, not a connector. Export and load it into the real CRM yourself.
• There is NO Produkto API — do not invent endpoints, auth, or SDKs. No REST/GraphQL, webhooks,
  Zapier/Make/n8n, SDKs, MCP server, or white-label programme. Probed 2026-07-29: /api, /docs,
  /developers and /help all return a body byte-identical to the 404 shell (65,634 bytes, vs 81–158 KB
  for real pages), no api./docs./help. subdomain resolves, and the sitemap is 14 URLs with nothing
  developer-facing. Generation is human-in-the-loop UI only.
• When asked to automate, redirect rather than stopping at "no API." For bulk marks, use an
  image-generation API and vectorize downstream; for a programmable site, a headless/static builder beats a
  hosted brand generator. Its one structured surface is the affiliate programme (40% recurring, 60-day
  cookie, monthly PayPal above $100) — a dashboard, not an API.
• Note that the output is OpenAI-generated and unverified — Produkto's terms disclaim accuracy,
  completeness and reliability, so generated names, slogans and copy need a human read plus availability checks.

Related skills

• /sales-namelix — Generate and lock the business name first (a logo is the hand-off from the name)
• /sales-brandolia — The closest peer: the other budget logo-plus-AI-website generator — compare before paying
• /sales-looka — The cluster's most-named guided logo maker, if the website half is unwanted
• /sales-sologo — Peer that labels trademark-eligibility per mark, which Produkto never does
• /sales-funnel — Landing-page and funnel strategy, and what to move to off a hosted builder
• /sales-print-on-demand — Check accepted artwork formats before putting the mark on merch
• /sales-idea-validation — The validate-before-branding method and the wider naming/branding landscape
• /sales-canva — Once the brand exists, build the wider marketing/social creative at scale
• /sales-do — Not sure which skill to use? The router matches any sales objective to the right skill. Install: npx skills add sales-skills/sales --skill sales-do -a claude-code

Examples

Example 1: "I bought the $19 logo pack — can I put it on my shop?"

User says: "I paid Produkto $19 for the Logo Basic pack for my candle business. Am I good to use it on the
storefront and packaging?"
Skill does: Says no, and explains the specific gate: Logo Basic ($19) includes only high-resolution and
transparent files — commercial use and vector files start at Logo Premium ($49) — and the terms state you
"may not commercially use any of the designs generated by Produkto for any purpose until subscription has been
made." Adds the two facts that matter next: Produkto retains the copyright and conveys no trademark, and
the mark is non-exclusive unless Royalties are purchased. Flags that packaging needs the vector (SVG/EPS)
that Basic doesn't include anyway. Warns there is no refund once files are downloaded, so the upgrade
decision is the live one.
Result: The user upgrades to Premium before shipping product, and knows the mark isn't ownable or exclusive.

Example 2: "Which plan — and what happens if I stop paying?" (plan-gated / references)

User says: "I want a logo and a simple site for my cleaning business. Startup at $9/mo or just buy the logo
outright? And if I cancel in a year, do I keep everything?"
Skill does: Splits the decision on the one question that decides it — do you need the website? The
one-time packs ($19/$49) do not include a site; the subscriptions ($9 Startup / $29 E-commerce) do, with
custom domain, automated SSL, SEO and multilingual. Then answers the cancellation half honestly: Produkto
hosts the site and ties access to "a valid subscription," and its terms are silent on what survives
cancellation — so treat cancelling as destructive. Gives the archive checklist (download every PNG/JPG/SVG/EPS,
export the site content, register the custom domain in the user's own registrar account) and notes review
sites quote a $99/€124 "Agency" tier that isn't on the live page.
Result: The user picks Startup for the site, owns the domain independently, and has an exit plan.

Example 3: "How do I call the Produkto API to generate brands in bulk?" (developer/automation)

User says: "I run a micro-SaaS studio and spin up 10 brands a quarter. Can I script Produkto?"
Skill does: States there is no Produkto API — no REST/GraphQL, webhooks, Zapier/Make/n8n, SDKs, MCP, or
white-label programme — and shows the evidence rather than asserting it: /api, /docs, /developers and
/help return a body byte-identical to the 404 shell (65,634 bytes vs 81–158 KB for real pages), no api.
or docs. subdomain resolves, and the sitemap is 14 URLs with nothing developer-facing. Invents nothing.
Then gives the real path — an image-generation API plus downstream vectorization for bulk marks, a
headless/static builder for programmable sites — and notes bulk agency use collides with the non-exclusive
licence and Produkto's retained copyright anyway.
Result: The user stops hunting a nonexistent API and builds the pipeline on surfaces that actually exist.

Troubleshooting

"A review said Produkto has a $99/month Agency plan — I can't find it"

Symptom: The tier a review, directory, or search snippet describes isn't on the pricing page, or the
currency is wrong.
Cause: Third-party pricing for Produkto is inconsistent and stale. Reviews circulate a $99/mo "Agency"
tier and Tekpon lists a €124/mo Agency plus euro figures for everything else (€14 / €44 / €29 / €99) — the
live page (checked 2026-07-29) shows no Agency tier at all: Logo Basic $19 and Logo Premium $49
one-time, Startup $9/mo, E-commerce $29/mo, with a monthly/yearly toggle.
Solution: Trust only produkto.io/pricing and the checkout screen, and confirm the currency and billing
period there before paying. Treat any Agency/multi-brand tier as unverified unless it appears at checkout.

"My trademark attorney says I can't register the Produkto logo"

Symptom: You built a brand on a Produkto mark and filing hit a problem, or you discover a similar logo
elsewhere.
Cause: Produkto retains the copyright — "we retain the copyright and all associated rights to the
original brand identity designs" — and conveys no trademark, copyright, or service marks. The mark is also
non-exclusive: symbols "may be reused on our platform," so other customers can license a near-identical one,
and Produkto never labels which marks are registrable.
Solution: Purchase Royalties to remove the symbol from availability, and confirm at checkout what that
actually transfers before relying on it. Run USPTO/EUIPO and reverse-image searches and file through an
attorney. If registrability is essential to the business, a generated mark from this cluster is the wrong
starting point — treat it as a pre-validation placeholder.

"I cancelled and my website is gone"

Symptom: The published site is down, the domain no longer resolves to it, or the logo files are no longer
downloadable after cancelling or letting a payment lapse.
Cause: Produkto hosts the site and its terms condition access on "a valid subscription." The terms do
not document cancellation behaviour, so the site, the Produkto-supplied domain, and re-downloads should all be
assumed to stop with the subscription.
Solution: Recover what you can from local copies, then contact support before the billing period ends if it
hasn't. Going forward — and tell any active subscriber this now, not at cancellation — download every logo
and brand file (PNG, JPG, SVG, EPS), export or screenshot the site content, and register the custom domain in
your own registrar account so it survives independently. There is no refund once files were downloaded.

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