Pricing
Three ways to scope the work
Project-Based, Ongoing Content, or Campaign. Nothing on this page is a rate card. There is no starting price. A quote follows the deliverables, formats, timing, and review needs you describe.
01
Quoted from the brief
Project-Based
A fixed set of deliverables for one video, one content package, or one defined project. Scope and timing are agreed before production.
Get a QuoteWho it is for
- A single film or explainer
- A defined ad or content package
- Work with a clear end date
Typically includes
- Discovery and a creative brief
- Named deliverables and revision rounds
- Files in the formats you will use
02
Quoted from the volume
Ongoing Content
A repeating content cadence for social, short video, or a mix. Volume, channels, and review rhythm decide the quote — not a published rate card.
Get a QuoteWho it is for
- A steady publishing rhythm
- Teams without in-house production
- Social and short video that continue past one launch
Typically includes
- A plan for each agreed period
- Production inside that volume
- Iteration inside the agreed scope
03
Quoted from the campaign
Campaign
A time-bound push that may combine planning and production. The quote follows the channels, the asset list, and the window.
Get a QuoteWho it is for
- Seasonal or launch campaigns
- One message across several formats
- Work that needs a plan and the files
Typically includes
- Campaign concept and messaging
- The asset list named in the quote
- Notes for adapting pieces by channel
Campaign is the Custom Campaigns model. The name in a quote stays Custom Campaigns.
What affects pricing
These change the quote. They are not a menu of prices.
- 01How many deliverables, and which formats
- 02How many platform versions are required
- 03How soon the files are needed
- 04How many review rounds and stakeholders
- 05Whether planning is included or production only
- 06One project versus an ongoing cadence
Questions
Why is there no rate card?
Price follows the deliverables, formats, review needs, and whether the work is one project or a cadence. The three shapes on this page are how we scope, not published prices.
What usually changes a quote?
How many files, which aspect ratios, how many people review, and how the work is sequenced. Sharing those details in the form is what makes a useful quote.
How many revisions are included?
Revision rounds are agreed in the quote before production. This page does not set a number. Rounds beyond that agreement are a scope change, not an automatic inclusion.
Who owns the files and the usage rights?
Ownership and usage are confirmed in the project agreement. Nothing on this website is a transfer of rights or a license.
How fast is turnaround?
Timing depends on the scope and on how quickly feedback comes back. We do not publish a guaranteed turnaround.
Tell us the work. We will scope the quote.
No booking calendar. A submission is a request, not a reserved project.