So how much?

$400 for a 3-min video with voice

Typical Prices You Can Expect

- Our prices for short demos, screencasts (2 or 3 minutes) are typically $400

- 4 to 5 minute videos are $600.

- Prices for larger video sets or video manuals or more comprehensive tutorials (spanning 30 minutes or more) start at $800 and up to $2000.

- Videos with motion graphics are usually $500 for 2 minutes.

- Titles that we create are usually less than 1 minute and are priced between $150 and $300. Professional background scores are included.

- Voice narration is extra. All prices are in US Dollars.

Payment Methods

We accept the following payments methods:

PayPal (U.S. Dollars, Canadian Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling, or Yen)
Visa, Master Card, Amex (U.S. Dollars, Canadian Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling, or Yen)
Bank Transfer to our India based bank account (all currencies)

Payment Terms

For projects below $1000, it's 50% upon confirmation and 50% on delivery.

For projects above $1000, we will stagger payments based on delivery milestones.

All invoices carry a 10.3% service tax charge.

How we create your video

Frequent Questions on Our Pricing

Our demos and products tours creation service are priced for small businesses, start-ups and marketing departments who expect great value, but watch every penny.

We offer great value for prices that small businesses can both understand and afford - since they offer demos and tutorials that will earn thousands of dollars when used on their business. Business people understand that.

The best value you'll find on our site is the 2 to 3 minute demo with voice-over narration for only $400. This is also the most popular demo package our customers opt for.

Why is The Price So Low?

We're amazed at what some businesses are being charged (and will pay) for creating demos or tutorials of their software or website. Here are the typical price ranges you can expect to be quoted from some of the other firms:

-$35000 to $50000 for the whole demo is common for Fortune 500 companies. Why? Is the demo any better? No, but they expect to pay big bucks and distrust anything inexpensive.

-$2500 to $3000 per minute is common for medium-sized companies. Frankly, our demos and tutorials rank with the best of these. Some of our competitors sell their services in this range -- but they sell to a market of larger companies who expect to pay more.

-$1000, $2000, $3000 is typical for the generic design firm. Though many offer great design skills - they just don't have the tools, processes or the experience to make great demos. Some of their best customers fall for the hype and put out money in search of such a service.