Do You Provide Raw Footage?

Yes. Every Vourly booking includes all raw footage, and it is yours to keep. You get every clip at full resolution, unedited, unwatermarked, and with full commercial usage rights. There is no upsell, no extra fee, and no waiting period to unlock your own files.

What you get and keep

The raw footage is the complete capture from your video shoot, handed over exactly as it came off the camera. Nothing is downscaled, branded, or held in reserve. It is the same standard whether you book a one-hour iPhone shoot or a multi-day production. Here is what lands in your hands:

• Every clip recorded on the day, including the takes that never make a final edit
• Full resolution source files: 4K on the professional tier, 1080p on the iPhone tier
• Unedited, unwatermarked footage, including any drone footage shot on the job
• Full commercial rights, so you are free to run the clips as paid ads
• Files organized by scene or location, so a large shoot is still easy to navigate

How and when you get it

Raw footage is delivered within 24 to 48 hours through a secure client portal. From there you can download everything or send it with one click straight to Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. Files are streamed, so even a large multi-clip shoot transfers without a separate hard drive or shipping step. The exact timeline is on the delivery times page.

Because you own the files outright, the next step is yours to choose. Edit them in-house, pass them to your own editor, or add editing through Vourly at $75 per hour (see transparent pricing). Anything we edit includes one free revision round. That is the opposite of the typical agency model, where the footage stays locked until an edited cut is approved and re-use is restricted. You can also request editing through our partner EditingBox.co.

No contract to book a shoot

A standard hourly or per-shoot booking needs no long-term contract and no retainer. A two-hour minimum applies per shoot, and travel is free within 30 miles, then $50 plus $1 per mile beyond that, which the travel fee page breaks down. Larger or ongoing projects can move to a monthly retainer or a written contract when that structure makes sense, but it is never required to book a single shoot.