Pricing
Nobody here publishes prices. We do.
Bands, not quotes: the honest range where projects actually land, so you know whether we fit before anyone books a call. The exact number comes in writing after discovery, and it doesn't move afterwards.
Series-format cinematic campaign
$10,000 – $40,000+
per campaign · 3–6 months
The flagship. Full film crew, planned episode arc, distribution. Scales with episode count, cast, and locations.
Single commercial / brand film
$2,000 – $8,000
per film
One idea shot properly: crew, direction, post. The top of the range buys cinema; the bottom buys craft.
Brand identity
$1,500 – $6,000
per system
Logo to full identity system with guidelines. Rebrands with rollout planning sit at the top.
Social media management
$600 – $10,000
per month, built individually
No fixed packages. Every one is built for the specific brand, so the number follows what you actually need: content volume, how much is produced rather than scheduled, platforms, and whether paid media sits on top.
Performance marketing
from $600
per month + ad budget
Management fee, media spend is yours and stays in your accounts. Reporting included, always.
SEO
from $500
per month
Technical, local, and content. A compounding channel, priced for a run, not a sprint.
Everything else
| Service | Typical |
|---|---|
| Social-first video, volume tier | $150 – $600per episode, booked in blocks |
| Rebranding | $6,000 – $20,000+including rollout planning |
| Brand strategy | $2,000 – $8,000per engagement |
| Web design | $2,500 – $12,000per site |
| Product / content photoshoot | $300 – $1,200per shoot day |
| Content marketing & copywriting | from $800per month |
| Email marketing & CRM | from $1,000 setup, then from $500setup, then per month |
| Podcast production | from $400per episode, or from $3,000 per season block |
| PR & influencer marketing | from $1,200per month + talent fees |
| Premium AI video & image | from $500per project |
| Campaign & event production | On requestscale swings this tenfold, so a band would mislead |
Indicative bands for typical engagements, not a quote sheet, and not updated often. Your number depends on your brief and arrives in writing after discovery. See terms.
What moves it up
- A real film crew on location (vs. studio or AI-assisted production)
- Episode count, cast, and locations
- Rush timelines, compressed schedules cost real money
- Usage: a regional TV buy licenses differently than organic social
What brings it down
- One production block, many deliverables: batching is the biggest saving
- Existing brand assets and guidelines we can build on
- Longer commitments: retainers price better than one-offs
- AI-assisted production where it genuinely fits the brief
Money questions
Asked before every project.
- Why bands instead of prices?
- Because a real number needs a real brief. Two "one minute videos" can differ by 10× in scope. The bands tell you honestly where projects land so you can qualify us before a single call; the exact number arrives in writing after discovery.
- What does a typical engagement look like?
- Most clients combine one production line (a campaign or films) with one always-on channel (social, performance, or SEO). Discovery is free; the scoped proposal includes deliverables, timeline, and a fixed number.
- How is payment structured?
- Projects: typically 50% to book production, 50% on delivery. Retainers: monthly, with a defined scope and a 30-day notice period. No surprise line items, anything outside scope is agreed in writing first.
- Is there a minimum engagement?
- We take on work we can be proud of, which usually means projects from around $1,500 or retainers from a few months. If your budget is below that, ask anyway, we will tell you honestly what it buys, even if it is not us.
Want your actual number?
Tell us the brief. Scoped proposal, fixed price, no obligation.