Real Estate Video — Comparison
Hiring a NYC real estate videographer means booking a shoot day — typically $800–$1,500 for filming, plus $200–$600 more for editing (often a separate invoice). Turnaround runs 5–10 days after the shoot. Peak season? Add 2–4 weeks of booking lead time. Best for agents who want a fully directed, crew-produced shoot for a marquee $3M+ listing.
ReelCraft edits remotely from footage you already have — your phone, a drone pass, or any camera you own. No crew scheduling, no shoot-day logistics, no surprise invoices. Submit footage and get a finished, cinematic reel in 48 hours. Starting at $250 per reel.
| Scenario | Hiring a Videographer | ReelCraft |
|---|---|---|
| Videographer day rate (×4 listings) | $3,200 – $6,000 | $1,000 |
| Editing fees (×4) | $800 – $2,400 | Included |
| Total / month | $4,000 – $8,400 | $1,000 (retainer) |
| Booking lead time | 2–4 weeks | None — submit anytime |
| Delivery after shoot | 5–10 days | 48 hours |
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