The deliverables a client receives from a logo design service can vary depending on the specific package or agreement with the design service provider. However, here are some common deliverables that clients typically receive when they use a logo design service:

Logo Design Concepts: Designers will typically provide a set number of initial logo concepts for the client to review. This can range from a few concepts to a dozen or more, depending on the package or agreement.

Revisions: After the client reviews the initial concepts, they can request revisions or modifications to the chosen concept. The number of revisions included in the package may vary.

Final Logo Files: Once the client is satisfied with the design, they will receive the final logo files in various formats. Common file formats include vector formats like AI (Adobe Illustrator), EPS, and SVG, as well as raster formats like PNG and JPEG. These files are essential for different use cases, from printing to web use.

Color Variations: Clients may receive the logo in various color variations, such as full color, grayscale, and black and white. This ensures the logo looks good in different contexts.

Typography and Font Files: If the logo includes custom typography or fonts, clients may receive the font files or information about the fonts used.