How much does a real estate video cost
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A real estate video from a traditional videographer typically starts at $220 and takes 3–7 days to deliver. An automatic editor like vfeditor turns your photos into a video for $49 in just a few minutes. So which option makes sense, and when?
What a videographer charges
A professional videographer typically charges upward of $220 for a real estate video, depending on scope, location and extras like drone footage. On top of the price, you also need time to schedule the shoot, film it and wait for post-production. You'll usually have the finished result in 3–7 days.
What an automatic editor costs
vfeditor turns the photos you already have of the property into a video for $49 per project. That price includes export to every format for social media and portals, with no hidden fees.
When each option pays off
- A standard listing, speed and a low price: automatic editor ($49)
- A luxury property, drone shots and cinematic footage: a videographer
- A video for every listing, at volume: automatic editor
Frequently asked questions
How much does a real estate video cost with vfeditor?
$49 per project, including export to multiple formats.
Why is an automatic editor cheaper?
It works from photos instead of filming, and it handles editing and multi-format export automatically, so there is no videographer or editor to pay for.
Want to try the editor?
Try vfeditor free in the demo with sample listing photos and see how it works.