Quick answer: Vourly sets real estate video production cost in Seattle by tier, not by a single number. Vourly's listing photos run roughly $275 to $750, and full bundles that combine photos, cinematic video, and a 3D Matterport tour run roughly $550 to $2,400 or more depending on the size of the home and how much coverage the listing needs. Cinematic listing video is built into the higher bundles, and drone is an optional add-on billed hourly. Prices for listing media vary widely from one studio to the next, and many will not put a number on their website at all, so the most useful price is the one a real estate videographer gives you up front. Vourly delivers photos by 10am the next day and the Matterport tour within 12 hours, with Eastside coverage. You can build an exact quote on the real estate listing media page.
Most agents who ask about listing media have just been handed a vague "let's talk" reply from a studio that would not quote a number. They wanted to know what a full listing shoot costs before committing, and the vendor wanted a call first. This guide does the opposite. It lays out exactly what Vourly charges to produce real estate video, photos, and a Matterport tour in the Greater Seattle area, how fast each deliverable lands, and what changes the total. Every figure below is Vourly's own published rate, and the same numbers drive the quote builder on our real estate page. If you are weighing photos against video specifically, our photography versus video comparison goes deeper on that decision.
How much does real estate video production cost in Seattle?
Vourly prices listing media in tiers so the cost matches the listing instead of forcing a one-size number. Here is the shape of it:
- Listing photos: roughly $275 to $750. Vourly's photo tiers scale from a single-room HDR set up to a full interior and exterior shoot. A single bathroom set starts at $275, and full interior plus exterior tops the photo-only range at $750.
- Photo, video, and Matterport bundles: roughly $550 to $2,400 or more. These combine HDR photos, a cinematic listing video, and a 3D Matterport tour in one visit. The exact price depends on the home's square footage and how much coverage you add, like twilight shots or an agent on-camera intro.
- Cinematic listing video is included in the higher bundles rather than sold as a flat one-off line on this page. It is the piece that turns a listing into a walkthrough buyers actually finish watching.
- Drone coverage is optional and billed hourly. See the drone videography page for the current rate, or review Vourly's videographer hourly rates for the full a-la-carte rate card; every Vourly drone pilot is FAA Part 107 certified.
Prices across Seattle vary widely, and plenty of studios will not share a number until after a sales call. Vourly publishes the tiers, so you can size a listing before you ever book. To see the exact figure for a specific square footage and coverage mix, build a quote on the real estate page in a couple of minutes.
What does a full listing media bundle include?
The bundles are built for one appointment to cover everything a listing needs across the major platforms. A typical full bundle includes:
- HDR listing photos of the interior and exterior, color-corrected and ready for the MLS.
- A cinematic video tour that moves through the home the way a buyer would, sized for the listing and social.
- A 3D Matterport tour with an MLS link, so remote and relocating buyers can walk the home themselves.
- Optional extras like a 2D floor plan, virtual or real twilight, an agent on-camera intro, and drone, each priced as an add-on so you only pay for what the listing needs.
Because it is one shoot, you book a single appointment instead of coordinating a separate photographer, a video crew, and a Matterport tech. For agents who want the photo side broken out on its own, the real estate photography service page covers the standalone photo tiers in detail.
How fast are real estate photos and the Matterport tour delivered?
Speed is the whole point of listing media, and Vourly's delivery is built around list dates rather than a generic queue. The standard turnaround:
- Listing photos by 10am the next day. Shoot the home one afternoon, and the edited HDR set is in your hands the next morning, in time to load the listing.
- Matterport tour live within 12 hours. The 3D walkthrough goes live within 12 hours of the shoot, so the immersive piece is ready alongside the photos rather than days later.
The schedule is built for Thursday list dates, the moment most weekend buyers start browsing. A studio that takes a week to deliver photos forces you to choose between a fast list and good media. Vourly's turnaround removes that tradeoff.
Where does cinematic listing video fit, and is it worth it?
Photos sell the rooms, but a video sells the flow: how the kitchen opens to the living space, where the light lands in the afternoon, what the lot actually feels like. Vourly builds the cinematic listing video into the higher bundles rather than charging for it as a separate production, so once a listing justifies video, you are not paying agency rates on top of the photo bill. For higher-end listings, the bundle can layer in drone aerials, twilight footage, and an on-camera agent intro so the property gets the full treatment in one pass. If you are still deciding whether video earns its place on a given listing, our photography versus video guide walks through which listings benefit most. If the question is whether video pays off financially, the real estate video marketing ROI post covers how listing video and 3D tours factor into buyer behavior.
What changes the price of a listing shoot?
The tier ranges cover most listings, but a few choices move the number within them:
- Home size. Larger homes take more time to shoot and more frames to cover, so the bundle scales with square footage.
- Photo-only versus a full bundle. A clean condo might need only a photo tier (see the real estate photography cost breakdown for how each tier is structured), while a $1.5M listing wants the full photo, video, and Matterport bundle.
- Add-ons. Twilight shots, a 2D floor plan, an agent intro, virtual staging, and drone are each priced separately, so you tune the package to the listing.
- Drone. Aerials are optional and billed hourly rather than baked into every tier, which keeps the base price honest for listings that do not need them.
The point of publishing the tiers and the add-on menu is that you can estimate any listing yourself before talking to anyone. No gatekeeping, no custom-proposal runaround. When you want the exact figure, the quote builder does the math from the home's square footage.
Who shoots the listing, and what areas does Vourly cover?
Vourly is a real estate and construction media specialist, not a wedding crew taking listing work on the side. Founder Joseph Fedorov has over nine years of cinematography experience, holds FAA Part 107 drone certification, and has shot hundreds of homes. Coverage centers on the Eastside, including Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, and Issaquah, and extends across more than 20 cities in the Greater Seattle area, spanning King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties. If your listing sits near the edge of the usual radius, ask and we will confirm before booking. You can also see how Vourly works with agents on the Seattle real estate videographer page.
What if a delivered shot misses?
Vourly runs a limited reshoot offer on real estate listing packages: if a delivered shot misses because of something on our end, we reschedule one reshoot at no charge, typically within 24 to 48 hours. This is a real estate only offer, not a site-wide promise, and it exists because a listing cannot wait around for a fix. Every booking, real estate or not, also includes all raw footage and one free revision round. The combination means a missed list date is not the outcome of a small error on our side.
The short version: Vourly's real estate listing media is tiered, not flat: photo tiers run roughly $275 to $750, and full photo, video, and Matterport bundles run roughly $550 to $2,400 or more by home size. Cinematic video lives in the higher bundles, drone is an hourly add-on, and prices elsewhere in Seattle vary, so compare on transparency and delivery speed, not just the headline number. Photos land by 10am next day, the Matterport tour goes live within 12 hours, and a limited real estate reshoot covers a miss on our end. Build the exact quote on the real estate page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a real estate video cost in Seattle?
It depends on what you bundle in, and many studios will not publish a number. Vourly's listing media is tiered: photo tiers run roughly $275 to $750, and full photo, video, and Matterport bundles run roughly $550 to $2,400 or more by home size. Cinematic listing video is included in the higher bundles. Build an exact quote at vourly.co/real-estate.
How fast are photos and the Matterport tour delivered?
Vourly delivers listing photos by 10am the next day, and the Matterport 3D tour goes live within 12 hours of the shoot. The schedule is built around Thursday list dates so the listing is ready before the weekend.
Can you shoot video and photos in one visit?
Yes. Vourly's listing media bundles capture photos, cinematic video, and a Matterport tour in a single visit, so you book one appointment instead of scheduling separate vendors. Drone coverage can be added and is billed hourly.
What areas do you cover?
Vourly provides Eastside coverage for real estate listing media and films across more than 20 cities in the Greater Seattle area, spanning King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties.
Do you offer a reshoot if something is off?
For real estate listing packages, Vourly runs a limited offer: if a delivered shot misses because of an error on our end, we reschedule one reshoot at no charge, typically within 24 to 48 hours. This is a real estate only offer, not a general promise. Every booking also includes all raw footage and one free revision round.
Ready to price a listing or book a shoot? Build a quote for your listing media, review the standalone photo tiers on the real estate photography page, compare options on the full pricing page, or book a shoot directly. You can also see how Vourly works with agents as a Seattle real estate videographer.