Do You Offer Rush or Same-Day Delivery?

Yes. Vourly offers rush delivery. Pay an extra 50% of the total and your footage is turned around same-day or next-day instead of the standard window. Most clients never need it, because standard raw footage already arrives fast. But when a deadline is real and fixed, rush moves your project to the front of the line. Rush is about turnaround after the shoot, and it pairs well with a fast booking: same-day shoots are available when a videographer is free, and weekend and evening slots open up subject to availability.

What rush delivery costs

Rush is a flat add-on of 50% of your project total, applied to the whole booking rather than a single line item. That covers the capture, any editing, and the priority turnaround. If you are also adding video editing at $75 per hour, rush prioritizes that edit too. The one thing that does not change is ownership: you still keep all raw footage and full commercial rights, so rush changes the speed, not what you walk away with.

• Same-day or next-day turnaround instead of the standard window
• The extra 50% applies to the full total, capture plus any editing
• You still keep every raw clip and full commercial usage rights

The standard timeline (no rush needed)

For most bookings you will not pay for rush at all. Standard raw footage delivery lands within 24 to 48 hours through a secure client portal, with one-click sending to Google Drive or Dropbox. The full breakdown is on the delivery times page. Real estate media moves even faster: a 3D Matterport tour is delivered within 12 hours, with the rest of the package on the real estate page. If your deadline has any slack, this standard window usually covers it at no extra cost.

When rush makes sense

Rush earns its 50% when a date is locked and cannot move. The most common cases:

• Listing launch: a property hits the market in the morning and the agent profile video or ad clips need to go live with it
• Investor or stakeholder update: a same-week board meeting or pitch needs the footage cut and sent
• Event recap: a conference, opening, or game needs a highlight out while the moment is still fresh

To book, you pay a 50% deposit and the remaining 50% after delivery, so a rush job follows the same simple split as a standard one. Not sure which you need? Book a shoot and note the deadline, or check transparent pricing to see exactly how the rush add-on stacks on your total.