Blog · Pricing
How Pricing Works
People often ask me how I price a project before they even see a number — so here's an honest breakdown.
What goes into the price
Length. A 10-second product card is a different job than a 60-second character story. More seconds usually means more unique frames and movements.
Complexity. A simple collage transition costs less than a fully animated character with facial expressions and personality. The more moving parts, the more time it takes.
Revisions. Every project includes a set number of revision rounds. Extra rounds beyond that are billed separately — this keeps things fair for both of us.
Timeline. A short clip can be ready in a day, while a full animated short with voiceover and character animation can take several weeks. If you need a faster turnaround than the scope usually allows, that's something we can talk about — and it may affect the price.
Usage. How you plan to use the animation affects both price and terms. See below.
Types of usage
This isn't bureaucracy for its own sake — it's how most creative industries work (photography, music licensing, illustration), and it protects both of us from misunderstandings.
Rough starting ranges
These are starting points, not fixed numbers — every project gets its own quote after a quick chat about what you need.
How the process works
If your project involves long-term monetization or resale, we'll agree on that in writing before I start — a short written confirmation protects both of us.
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