Corporate Video Pricing Guide 2026

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The real cost What drives cost Our packages Cost breakdown Budget tips FAQs

The real cost of corporate video in London

"How much does a corporate video cost?" It's the first question every client asks — and rightly so. The honest answer: in London you're looking at anywhere from £1,500 for a simple talking-head interview to £50,000+ for a multi-day brand campaign. But those numbers alone don't tell the whole story.

We've produced 500+ corporate videos since 2012, working with everyone from local startups to Google, Amazon and the NHS. Successful video production isn't about finding the cheapest option — it's about understanding what drives value and how to maximise your return.

This guide pulls back the curtain on pricing in 2026: exactly what you're paying for, why costs vary so dramatically, and how to get the best results within your budget. No hidden fees, no surprises.

What actually drives cost?

After producing hundreds of corporate videos, we've identified the key factors that truly impact your budget. Understanding these helps you make informed decisions about where to invest and where you can save.

1. Time Is Everything

The single biggest cost driver? Time. Not just filming time, but the entire production timeline. A rushed two-week turnaround costs significantly more than a project with proper planning time. Here's why:

• Pre-production: 2–5 days minimum for concept development, scripting, and logistics
• Production: £1,500–£8,000 per filming day depending on crew and equipment
• Post-production: 3–10 days for editing, colour grading, and revisions
• Rush fees: 25–50% premium for projects under 2 weeks

2. The Power of Preparation

Well-prepared clients save thousands. When you come to us with clear objectives, approved scripts, and confirmed locations, we can focus our time on creation rather than coordination. Poor preparation leads to:

• Extended filming days (adding £1,500–£3,000 per day)
• Additional editing rounds (£400–£800 per round)
• Reshoots due to unclear requirements (£2,000+ minimum)
• Last-minute location changes (£500–£2,000 in fees)

3. Quality vs. Quantity Trade-offs

Not every video needs Hollywood-level production. Understanding where to invest makes the difference between overspending and under-delivering:

• CEO message: Focus on lighting and audio, skip the crane shots
• Product demo: Invest in close-up lenses and motion control
• Company culture video: Multiple locations and authentic moments over perfect shots
• Training videos: Clear communication over cinematic style

4. Hidden Costs Nobody Talks About

Good news: we include all of these in our quotes — no surprises. But understanding what goes into a production helps you see how we arrive at our numbers:

• Location permits and insurance (£200–£2,000)
• Professional actors vs. employees (£500–£2,000 per day)
• Music licensing (£100–£1,000 per track)
• Parking, catering, and logistics (£200–£500 per day)
• Format conversions and platform optimisation (£200–£500)

Other production companies often quote low then add these later. We're upfront from the start.

Our production packages

From engaging interviews to compelling promos and case studies, we craft visual narratives that resonate with your business ethos and communicate effectively with your audience. Elevate your corporate communications to new heights with our bespoke corporate video solutions.

Detailed cost breakdown

How to get more value from your video budget

Here's what we've learned from working with hundreds of clients: the companies that get the best results aren't necessarily the ones with the biggest budgets. They're the ones who approach video production strategically.