Pricing

Price follows the real production load—not a vague clip count.

Reklamatic does not publish a universal price because source complexity, editorial depth, platform variants, approvals and publishing responsibility change the work. A written proposal shows the exact scope and commercial terms.

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Source load

Length, quality, languages and review complexity

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Creative depth

Selection, hooks, graphics and platform versions

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Operations

Revisions, access, publishing and reporting

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Source rightsPermission and boundaries
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Human judgmentMoment, context and story
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Platform fitFormat, captions and pacing
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Honest measurementSignal, limit and next decision
Pricing: Technology and systems narrative
Technology and systems narrativeOriginal Reklamatic concept visual · not a real client result.
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What affects price

Key variables include source hours, usable moment density, number of platforms, caption and motion requirements, language versions, review rounds, turnaround expectations and whether publishing support is included.

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What a proposal should state

A useful proposal names deliverable counts, aspect ratios, included revisions, file organization, approval timing, publishing ownership, reporting period, usage terms and exclusions. Ask questions when any item is unclear.

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Why no view-based promise

Organic distribution is controlled by platforms and audiences. Pricing covers the agreed work and operating responsibility, not guaranteed views, conversions or virality.

Start with your source, rights and objective.

Make the next clipping decision clear.

Request a written estimate