Pricing
Pricing
One clear starting point. The final estimate follows your brief.
What's included
- Concept and script
- Storyboard and animatic
- Characters and visual development
- AI scenes and product work
- Edit, graphics, voiceover and sound
- A master commercial
The starting price refers to the base package; the final scope, revision rounds and timing are fixed in the estimate.
Example project configuration
A 30-second master and 19 adaptations — 20 files. This is an illustration, not a promise: the number of files is set by the brief and fixed in the estimate.
What counts as an adaptation
A version of the master with a different duration, aspect ratio, text version, platform or language. The exact list depends on the brief.
How we estimate
For a first estimate we need the task, brand materials, formats, deadline and a budget guideline. Timing, team and revision rounds are fixed in the estimate and calendar plan.
Example pilot configuration
- 2–3 audience segments
- 2 variations per segment: in A we create 4 modules, in B we change 1
- a universal video for comparison
- one test cycle; the next one is planned from its results
- what you receive: the videos in the agreed formats and a map of segments and modules for the launch
What the estimate depends on
- Number of segments and modules
- Production volume
- Number of versions and formats
- Platforms
- Analytics
- Media placement
How we start
- Align the segments
- Approve the module architecture
- Launch the pilot
- Analyse the results
- Scale the scenarios that work
The media budget is not included in the production cost: it follows the media plan and is paid separately. The configuration above is an example, not a fixed package — we calculate the pilot individually.
You can start with a test and move toward a scalable model.
Have a commercial in mind?
Tell us the task, formats and deadline — we will prepare the scope of work and propose a production approach.