Use published pricing when the property fits a standard commercial assignment. When the site involves multiple buildings, operating restrictions, technical deliverables or several stakeholders, use the Commercial Project Scope form so the job is planned correctly before production.
Two properties with the same square footage can require very different production. Commercial pricing is easier to understand when the project is separated into the media you need, the time and access required to capture it, and who needs to use the finished assets.
Published photography pricing includes one defined commercial property, standard commercial editing, the listed on-site production allowance and standard property-marketing use for the named client.
For smaller, clearly defined commercial assignments that need concise professional coverage.
For properties that need broader interior and exterior presentation without an extensive image set.
For stronger leasing and marketing presentations that need broader architectural and detail coverage.
For larger or feature-rich properties that need an expanded commercial image library.
These packages are designed for commercial properties where the marketing campaign benefits from multiple media types captured through one production plan.
Add-on pricing applies when the service is completed during the primary commercial appointment. Standalone pricing reflects a dedicated visit where noted.
Up to 10 finished aerial photographs. Standalone commercial aerial assignment: $325.
Ground-based horizontal property video. Standalone: $450. Drone footage is separate.
Dedicated evening return with up to 10 finished images. Standalone: $400.
Professionally captured and edited aerial-only commercial video. Standalone: $500.
Separate vertical 9:16 commercial social video.
Up to 10 additional detail photographs for finishes, signage, fixtures, architecture or branded features.
Parcel or property-line overlays on qualifying aerial images when accurate parcel information is supplied.
Ground photographs of nearby businesses, access points, landmarks or district features.
Virtual furniture, fixtures or workspace presentation for qualifying empty commercial interiors.
Technical services are priced around capture area, outputs, accuracy expectations, model detail, access and downstream workflow. Published starting prices are useful reference points; complex technical work should be submitted through the Project Scope form.
These charges keep a defined package from quietly turning into an open-ended commercial production assignment.
| Additional Scope | When It Applies | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Additional finished photograph | Images beyond the package allowance | $25 each |
| Additional photography time | Production beyond included package time | $150/hour |
| Additional tenant suite | Separate suite requiring its own interior coverage | $100 each |
| Additional building | Another building at the same commercial property | $150 each |
| Separate nearby location | Another address or off-site property stop | $150 minimum |
| After-hours access | Early morning, evening or overnight restrictions | +$150 |
| Weekend or restricted access | Special access windows or extra coordination | +$100–$150 |
| Extended client direction | Repeated variations, styling changes or expanded direction | $150/hour |
| Pre-production site scout | Separate planning, access review or shot-mapping visit | $150 |
| Ground + aerial twilight | Add aerial twilight to standard commercial twilight | +$200 |
Commercial projects often involve owners, brokers, tenants, architects, designers, builders, vendors and brands. Usage should be identified before production when multiple entities need the finished media.
They apply to standard assignments that fit the listed deliverables, production time and one defined property. Additional buildings, tenant spaces, locations, restricted access, extended production, specialized outputs or broader licensing can change the final scope.
Commercial properties can vary dramatically in size, complexity and intended use. Image count and defined production time make it easier to match the assignment to the amount of coverage actually required instead of relying on residential square footage alone.
Commercial projects should be reviewed through the Commercial Project Scope form first. That lets Pinnacle confirm the property, deliverables, access requirements, stakeholder usage and final pricing before scheduling.
Yes, when the services are compatible with the property and production window. The bundle options provide published starting points, while more complex combinations can be scoped through the commercial intake form.
The published pricing assumes one defined property, building or tenant-space scope as described by the selected package. Additional buildings, suites or nearby addresses can add scope and are listed separately on this page.
Use the Project Scope form for multi-building assignments, portfolios, restricted or after-hours access, large campuses, photogrammetry, BIM/Revit, complex Matterport capture, specialized technical files, multiple stakeholders or any project that does not clearly fit the published options.
Send the property address, approximate size, buildings or tenant spaces, requested deliverables, access restrictions, stakeholder usage and desired timeline. Pinnacle will review the assignment and confirm the recommended commercial scope before scheduling.
Published prices cover standard commercial real estate marketing assignments for one named client and one defined property. Final pricing may change for additional buildings, tenant spaces, locations, restricted access, advanced lighting, extensive retouching, specialized technical deliverables, stakeholder licensing, architectural or advertising production, unusual airspace coordination or work beyond the published scope.
