Social media marketing in Nepal typically costs anywhere from NPR 10,000 to well over NPR 100,000 a month, depending on video volume, revisions, and whether posting and reporting are included. At yuwaz, monthly plans run from NPR 20,000 to NPR 65,000. Here's what actually drives that range, so you can compare quotes properly instead of guessing off a single number.
What actually affects the price
Two agencies quoting wildly different numbers might be selling completely different things. The variables that actually move the price:
- Video volume — how many short-form videos get made each month.
- Revision rounds — unlimited, capped, or none at all.
- Social media management — whether posting, captions, and comment responses are handled for you, or you're posting the files yourself.
- Add-ons — voice-over, an on-camera brand face, or ad management bundled in versus billed separately.
- Shoot complexity — number of locations, talent involved, and travel outside the city.
Typical pricing ranges in Nepal
Ranges vary widely because "social media marketing" means different things to different providers:
- Freelance editors: often the cheapest option, but usually no strategy, no consistency plan, and no reporting.
- Small production agencies (like yuwaz): mid-range, with real scripting, shooting, editing, and a monthly plan behind it.
- Full-service agencies: higher cost, but broader scope — multi-platform strategy, ad management, and dedicated account handling.
The number alone tells you very little. What matters is what's actually included for that number.
What yuwaz actually charges
Published in full on our pricing page, with a plan comparison table:
- Basic — NPR 20,000/month: 5 short-form videos, script and storyboard, production only.
- Premium — NPR 35,000/month: 12 videos, 2 revision rounds, professional voice-over, content calendar, monthly report.
- Enterprise — NPR 65,000/month: 16 videos, 3 revision rounds, voice-over and brand face, full social media management.
How to compare quotes properly
Before comparing a price, ask every provider the same four questions: how many videos per month, how many revision rounds, is posting included, and is there a written scope you can hold them to. A quote with no clear deliverable list is a red flag regardless of how low the number looks. The real comparison was never "who's cheapest" — it's who's cheapest for what's actually included.
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