The cheapest quote for a product launch is rarely the cheapest outcome once everything is accounted for.
A lower price usually means less time on the ground, fewer retouched images, or a slower delivery timeline, any of which can mean paying again later for a reshoot, extra retouching, or a rush fee to hit a deadline the original booking didn’t account for. None of that shows up in the initial quote.
The better question isn’t which quote is lowest, but which one includes everything you’ll actually need, priced honestly from the start.
See also: What's different about a product launch for F&B brands.
See the Product Launches page for pricing, or get in touch directly.
FAQs
The short version follows.
We are a new brand. How do we avoid the launch looking cheap?
That is the whole job. Considered framing, proper light and clean product shots are the difference between a launch that looks established and one that looks like a first attempt.
Do you shoot product detail shots separately from the event?
If it helps, yes. A quiet ten minutes with the product before doors open often gets cleaner detail shots than trying to grab them mid-event.
Further reading
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