Honest video pricing, for everyone.
Hiring video is opaque and stressful on both sides — clients don’t know what’s fair, and videographers dread the “how much?” message. Videographer.com replaces that with one honest, calibrated number.
What we do
Describe a shoot and get a real production budget — calibrated to actual rate sheets, adjusted for your city — then get matched with videographers who fit. Free, no sign-up.
Videographers join free and receive scoped, already-priced leads — no vague “how much for a video?” DMs, no bidding pile-on.
Why this, in one glance
domain · work · agents · leadsThe category’s exact-match domain, built on real work, agent-native from day one, and every lead arrives priced and exclusive.
Why they are trustworthy
Every estimate is built bottom-up from real production pricing — thousands of real delivered productions, billed since 2012 — not scraped asking prices or a competitor’s guess.
Most “what does video cost” pages online quote each other’s guesses. Ours resolve to arithmetic you can follow: “a 6-hour wedding in Chicago on June 14, two cameras, drone, and a same-day teaser” returns $2,400 – $4,925, built from coverage hours, cameras, editing tier, add-ons and a per-market factor. That request is traced line by line on how it works, and the five levers are set out in how we price.
A real client of the team behind this site, on the video work. Unprompted, and about the people — not about the marketplace, which is new: we haven’t matched anyone through this site yet.
Three properties, one transaction
Videographer.com is one of three. Each holds one side of one trade, which is why none of them is a general-purpose marketplace.
One network, three properties
demand · discovery · crewDemand lives on .com, discovery on .net, and videographers hiring each other on .org — one property per side of one transaction.
You are on .com — the demand side, and the property serving today. .net is the public directory a client browses; .org is the crew network, where videographers hire each other as second shooters. That last one sat on this site for months and kept getting lost among the client-facing pages, which is the whole reason the split exists.
One pricing engine, one rate sheet and one voice across all three — and, for agents and apps, the same engine over MCP and API.
No commission, no middleman
You book and pay your videographer directly — we just make the introduction. Describe a shoot and see a real budget in seconds.