See where you stand.
Three rising columns represent measurable performance and the standings that drive the competition.
Performance. Direction. One broadcast.
A product identity with the confidence of a major broadcast and the clarity of an enterprise platform.
Performance comes first: three substantial data columns, crossed by a W-shaped trend line that climbs into an arrow. A lighter C frames the board. The message is visible in the mark: measure, compete, move up.
Three rising columns represent measurable performance and the standings that drive the competition.
The W is a plotted performance line. Its upward arrow makes the direction clear: improve and climb.
The C creates a compact scoreboard frame. The mark belongs to a performance product, with WashClash clearly named beside it.
WashClash has its own navy-and-blue identity. Car Wash Insights provides the parent endorsement. Inside the broadcast, the customer’s logo and colors lead. Sparkle Express and Apex Auto Spa are operator identities, never the WashClash master brand.
Supporting surface: #0C1629. Body text: #A8BDD7. Status colors remain separate: green for a met conversion target, coral for an opportunity, gold for a leader. Color always accompanies a label or value.
Bold display headlines, rankings, and numerals. Short, direct, and legible from a distance.
Body copy, forms, navigation, and instructions. Both families ship locally with their licenses. Logo artwork is outlined and needs no font installation.
Reserve at least one-quarter of the symbol’s height on every side. Never crop, stretch, add shadows, or change the word spacing.
Use the endorsed signature on introductions and collateral. Use the plain logo in navigation. Use the symbol only where WashClash is already identified.
Plain logo: 220 px minimum. Endorsed: 280 px minimum. Below that, separate the parent endorsement as readable text. Full symbol: 40 px minimum. Use the compact favicon below 40 px.
The package includes twelve scalable logo variants plus a compact icon, transparent PNG exports, the favicon, typography licenses, color tokens, and brand rules.