A logo, the versions of it you will actually need, and a brand sheet that tells anybody how to use it.
4,500 rufiyaa. Three concepts, two rounds of changes on the one you choose, and then the files: vector originals, flat and single colour versions, a horizontal and a stacked arrangement, a version that works on a dark background, and a square version for a profile picture.
That list is the whole point. A logo delivered as one image is a logo that has to be redrawn by a signmaker, a printer and whoever builds your website, and each of them will make different decisions about it. A vector file can be put on a three metre sign and on a fifty eight millimetre receipt without anybody guessing.
The brand sheet names the colours in print and screen values, names the fonts and where to get them, and shows the minimum size and the clear space. It is two pages and it prevents most of what goes wrong with a small business identity in its first two years.
We will also say honestly when you do not need a new logo. A recognised mark drawn badly is usually a job for redrawing it as vector at 1,200 rufiyaa rather than replacing it.