Before starting a promotional video, most business owners want to know what it'll cost, how long it'll take, and whether it's worth it. Here's the honest version.

What drives the cost

Length and complexity: a short video at one location costs less than a longer one across several
Filming time: how many hours or days, and how many locations
The edit: graphics, captions, voiceover and music
Versions: how many cuts you need for your website, social media and ads
Extras: aerial footage, where it helps and is allowed

We don't publish a price list. After a quick chat you get a fixed quote in writing, so you know exactly what you're getting.

How long it takes

Planning: about a week or two
Filming: usually a few hours to a day
Editing: usually two to four weeks, with two rounds of revisions

Is it worth it?

A video is worth it when it does a job: more enquiries, more bookings, more people through the door. Before you start, decide how you'll know. Watch your website enquiries, your social media reach and what customers say when they call.

Getting good value

Plan the shoot well, so the filming time is used properly
Get the short social media clips as part of the main edit
Film a couple of videos in one session if you can
Keep using the video: website, social media, email and events

Will we be the right fit?

Most of our work is for energy and industry, so we take on a small number of local business videos. If the budget and the brief don't fit, we'll say so straight away.

See small business examples or get in touch.