Pricing
Published, because hiding it wastes everyone’s time.
Plenty of studios at this level make you book a call to learn what an image costs. We would rather you knew now, decided whether we are the right fit, and only spoke to us if we are.
Rate card
By service
| Service | Turnaround | From |
|---|---|---|
| Exterior VisualizationFacades, elevations and streetscapes rendered at the fidelity a considered building deserves. | 5–8 business days | $950per image |
| Interior VisualizationRooms rendered with the light, materials and styling that make a space feel lived in rather than assembled. | 5–8 business days | $850per image |
| Aerial & MasterplanWhole-site imagery for estates, precincts and staged developments — context, landscape and scale in a single frame. | 8–12 business days | $1,550per image |
| Architectural FilmCinematic film that moves through a building the way a person would, not the way a camera on rails does. | 3–5 weeks | $6,800per finished minute |
| Interactive & Virtual ToursNavigable 360° environments for display suites, sales galleries and off-the-plan campaigns. | 2–4 weeks | $2,500per tour |
All prices in USD. Complexity, resolution and scheduling affect the final figure — every project is quoted at a fixed price before it starts.
Packages
Most projects land in one of three shapes.
Single image
One hero shot for a submission, a listing or an award entry.
$950per image
- One photorealistic still, 4K or print
- Two camera options explored
- Three revision rounds
- 5–8 business days
Campaign set
A launch that needs exteriors, interiors and a streetscape working together.
$4,050for five images
- Five stills across exterior and interior
- Consistent grade across the whole set
- Social and print crops of every frame
- Three revision rounds
- 10–15 business days
Full campaign
A development launch: film, stills and an interactive tour as one package.
$12,500from
- Ninety-second architectural film
- Six stills from the same scenes
- Interactive 360° tour
- Storyboard and animatic approval
- 4–6 weeks
Variables
What moves the number
These are the five things we look at when quoting. Knowing them lets you shape a brief to a budget rather than discovering the gap afterwards.
Scene complexity
A single dwelling is a fraction of a mixed-use podium. What sits in frame drives the model hours more than anything else.
Volume
The scene build is the expensive part and it amortises. Ten images from one scene cost far less per image than ten separate commissions.
Context
An invented backdrop is cheap. Accurately modeled neighboring buildings from survey data are not, and for planning work they are non-negotiable.
Styling depth
An empty room renders quickly. A fully dressed and styled interior takes considerably longer and is what makes the space feel inhabited.
Resolution
Web resolution and hoarding resolution are different orders of render time. We ask what the image is for before quoting it.
Schedule
Standard turnaround costs nothing extra. Compressing it means reallocating artists, and that is quoted transparently as a surcharge.
FAQ
Pricing questions
Why does this cost more than a $250 render?
Because roughly four times as many studio hours go into it. A budget render is a model, a sun and a camera. Ours adds a dedicated lighting pass, hand-built materials, styling, and a color grade. That is the entire difference, and it is visible in about two seconds.
Is the quote fixed, or does it move?
Fixed. We quote a scope, a price and a date, and we hold all three. If you change the brief mid-project we will re-quote the change before doing it — you will never receive an invoice you have not already agreed to.
Do you take a deposit?
50% to begin and the balance on delivery for new clients. Established clients and registered companies are invoiced on completion at 14 days.
What happens if I do not like the result?
That is what the grey-box stage exists to prevent — you approve camera and lighting before we spend a single hour on materials, which is where almost all dissatisfaction originates. In the rare case a project still goes wrong after that, we keep working until it is right at no extra cost.
Do you offer volume discounts?
Yes, and they are substantial past ten images because the scene build amortises across the set. Tell us the volume up front rather than drip-feeding single images, and the per-image rate drops considerably.
Are there any additional fees?
No. The quoted price is what you pay. Rush scheduling is the only surcharge, and it is quoted explicitly before you commit.