Do You Offer Monthly Video Packages?

Yes. A standard hourly or per-shoot booking needs no long-term contract and no retainer. A two-hour minimum applies per shoot, and that is the only commitment. You can reserve a single shoot through the online booking calendar whenever you need one, and check transparent pricing any time you want to compare options. Social and iPhone capture is $100 per hour, and Premium 4K cinema-camera work is $200 per hour. Same-day booking is available when a videographer is free, and weekend or evening shoots can be arranged subject to availability.

When a monthly retainer makes sense

For recurring needs, a monthly retainer or written contract is available, tailored to your volume. There is no fixed retainer price, because the right structure depends on how many shoots and how much editing you run each month. Contact us for a quote and we will size a plan around your schedule. A retainer is worth considering when you have:

• Ongoing construction documentation across one or more active sites
• Regular social content that ships every week
• A steady cadence of property or listing media
• Several managers who each need to book shoots

Prepaid credits and team accounts

Companies that book regularly can prepurchase credits at a discount, so the cost per shoot drops as your volume goes up. Credits draw down automatically as you book. Team accounts add centralized billing, which lets several managers book against one account without juggling separate invoices or card numbers. You can pay by card or bank transfer (ACH) through secure checkout, and businesses can be invoiced directly.

How payment works on each shoot

Every booking still follows the same simple split: 50% to book and the remaining 50% after delivery. You keep all raw footage with full commercial rights, and normal delivery lands within 24 to 48 hours. Editing is available at $75 per hour with one free revision round, and you can add captions, subtitles, or licensed background music to any cut. The same terms apply on every shoot whether you book once or run several a month, so there are no surprise fees built into a retainer.

Good for steady, repeatable work

A monthly package suits teams that need video on a predictable schedule rather than one project at a time, such as a builder filming progress across active job sites or a brand shipping a fresh reel every week. If you only need occasional shoots, the hourly option keeps you flexible with no commitment. Either way, the booking, billing, and delivery all run through the same account, and you can move from a-la-carte shoots into a retainer whenever your volume justifies it.