These are starting prices, not estimates. The number moves up with scope, never down. If what you need sits below the floor, I'm not the right studio for it and I'd rather tell you now.
Every project is quoted as one fixed number. I scope the production, send you the price, and that's what you pay. No hourly billing, no change orders mid-project, no markup. The price only changes if you add scope, and I'd tell you before that happens.
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Because a forty minute call that ends in "that's out of budget" wastes your time and mine. If my floor doesn't fit your budget, you should know that before you book. If it does, the call can focus on the actual project.
03
Then I'm probably not the right fit and I'll say so directly. I don't do trial projects or discounted pilots to prove value, because a budget gap isn't a value problem. I'd rather point you somewhere better than take a project that won't work for you.
04
Depends on scope. Real estate and photography deliver in 5 to 7 days. Brand films and music visuals run 7 to 15 days. CGI and VFX are quoted individually. Rush 24-hour delivery is available as an add-on on most services.
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Every tier includes a set number of revision rounds, listed on that service page. A round means one consolidated set of notes, not a running stream. Extra rounds are available as an add-on.
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You get full usage rights for the agreed scope on receipt of final payment. I retain ownership of original files, project files, and source assets unless otherwise agreed in writing.
07
Yes. 50% on signed agreement, 50% on delivery. Work begins when the deposit clears.
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Fifteen minutes. You tell me the project, the deadline, and the budget. I tell you whether it's a fit and roughly what it costs. If it works, I send a written scope and a fixed number within 24 hours.
