About this block

Logos With Stat leads with the number and follows with the names. The left column stacks a large customer count, a bold claim line, and a supporting sentence about range. The right column is a two by three grid of wordmarks separated by hairline rules, names in cells rather than floating, which gives the section the steadiness of a table without the chrome of one.

The wordmarks are one array of name and class string, and the divider borders are computed from position so the grid grows by two without edits. The stat, claim, and supporting line are plain strings. As with every logo block in this group, the marks are styled text, no images to source, recolor, or keep current.

When to use

Reach for this block when the count is more impressive than any individual name, common before the brand wall fills out. The stat carries the argument and the names make it concrete, the reverse of logos-grid-with-heading where names lead. It also pairs naturally with a page that has no separate stats section, doing double duty as proof of scale and proof of company.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Heroes whose promise the count immediately grounds

After

• Features now that scale is established
• Testimonials to turn one of the names into a voice

What you can display

One strong use is the customer count with six representative names. Other stat and name pairs:

• Volume claim. Sends or events per year beside the customers generating them.
• Retention claim. A renewal percentage beside the long tenured names that prove it.
• Geography claim. A countries count beside marks from visibly different markets.

Tip: make the supporting sentence carry the range, two person startups to public companies, so the six names read as a sample, not the entire list.