me.brandize/brandize

Brandize

AI logo generation, brand color palettes, SEO meta tags, JSON-LD schema markup, and blog search.

1.2.0
Version
remote
Transport
10
Tools

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Tools (10)

  • echo

    Health check that returns the provided message verbatim, confirming the Brandize MCP endpoint is reachable.

  • get_pricing_tiers

    List Brandize service tiers with their price (USD) and included features. Read-only; nothing is purchased.

  • search_blog

    Search Brandize blog posts (logo design and branding guides) by keyword. Returns matching post titles, excerpts, and URLs.

  • generate_color_palette

    Generate a 5-color brand palette from a base hex color and a harmony rule. Returns CSS custom properties, a Tailwind config snippet, or a plain hex list.

  • generate_meta_tags

    Generate an HTML <head> meta-tag block (title, description, canonical, robots, Open Graph, Twitter Card) from page details. All fields optional.

  • generate_schema_markup

    Generate a JSON-LD <script> block for a schema.org type (LocalBusiness, Organization, WebSite, Article, FAQPage, or Product) from a flat data object. For FAQPage, pass data.items as [{ question, answer }].

  • generate_logo

    Generate a brand logo. Before calling, collect a short design brief from the user — do not assume defaults: (1) which package/tier they want to buy, (2) visual style, (3) color scheme (a primary brand color, and a secondary/accent if they want one), (4) layout (icon-only, wordmark, horizontal-lockup, or stacked), (5) the primary surface it must read well on, and (6) the industry. Ask for anything the user has not stated; if they have no preference on a field, propose an option and confirm it before generating. Returns a watermarked low-res preview plus a short checkout link priced at the Brandize service tiers, and an `upgrades` list of higher tiers (what each adds + its price) — offer these to the user before checkout and let them upgrade if they want, but never force it. The full-resolution, watermark-free deliverable (PNG + vector SVG + commercial license) unlocks only after payment — poll get_logo_result with the returned jobToken to retrieve it. This is a paid purchase; the hosted

  • get_logo_result

    Poll a logo job by its jobToken. Once payment has settled, returns a URL to download the full-resolution, watermark-free asset; otherwise a pending status. Read-only and safe to poll — after the user pays, keep polling every ~5 seconds for up to a few minutes (payment confirmation is not instant) until the status is paid.

  • generate_logo_variations

    Generate alternate style directions for an existing generate_logo job. Free — no checkout — but limited to this job's free-preview credit (1 by default; a COMPLETE purchase grants 2 more, other tiers grant none). Returns the same kind of watermarked, low-res preview as generate_logo, plus how many free credits remain. Before any purchase, each result's variationId can be passed to buy_logo_variation to purchase that design instead of the original. On an already-purchased COMPLETE job, this instead adds more alternates to the deliverable itself (retrieve via get_logo_result as usual) — call it again there if the user wants more once revisionCredits allows. Any other purchased tier refuses outright — its deliverable is fixed.

  • buy_logo_variation

    Purchase one of the alternate designs from generate_logo_variations instead of the original logo. Priced the same as the PREMIUM tier. Mints a short checkout link; once paid, the chosen variation becomes the job's deliverable — poll get_logo_result with the same jobToken to retrieve it. This is a paid purchase; the hosted checkout page collects the user's acceptance of the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, so no separate consent step is needed here.