What you are really paying for
A monthly fee covers people and time, not software. Scripting, filming, editing, posting, replying, and reporting are all hours, which is why volume and revision rounds move the price more than anything else.
What changes your number
Two businesses paying different amounts are usually buying different volumes, not different quality.
- How many finished videos you need each month.
- Whether we manage posting and replies, or just hand over files.
- How many revision rounds you want per video.
- Whether you need on-camera talent, or you have your own.
- Ad spend, which is always separate from the management fee.
Our published range
Plans run from NPR 20,000 a month for production only, through NPR 40,000 with volume and revisions, to NPR 65,000 for full production plus management. Every rate on our pricing page is what a client actually pays.
Cheap is expensive when it does not work
A very low monthly fee usually means copy-paste content, no scripting, and no reporting. It produces posts, not results, and you pay again to redo it properly.
Bad line, good line.
"Social media package NPR 8,000, unlimited posts."
"Eight finished videos, two revision rounds, posting and replies included."
A quote with one number and no scope.
A quote listing volume, revisions, posting, and whether ad spend is separate.
Worked example: comparing two quotes
Inside a monthly retainer
Time on site with your business.
Cutting and finishing every deliverable.
Calendar, captions, scheduling.
If nobody will tell you the price, the price is not the problem.
Three things you can do now.
We do this every month for clients.
Scripts, filming, editing, posting, and a simple monthly report. Our prices are on the pricing page.
