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Real Estate Photography

Real estate photography in Jupiter, FL, priced per listing.

Photos, drone and video for a property going on the market. One address, one visit, one flat figure agreed before shoot day — no plan, no retainer, nothing to sign.

What This Is

One property, one shoot, one price

This page sells one thing: real estate photography for a house that is going on the market, plus the drone and video that go with it. You send the address and the date the listing needs to be live. We shoot it, finish it, and hand back files sized for the MLS and the portals.

Who is booking does not change anything. Listing agents book most of it. Brokers book it for a team's listings. Owners selling privately book it directly, and get the same shoot at the same rate — the price is attached to the property, not to who is paying for it.

Every number on this page is the price of covering one listing. Photography starts at $149, aerials and video are added per property, and the total is agreed in writing before shoot day. There is no monthly plan, no retainer, no volume tier and no minimum number of listings — book one property this year or twenty, and the rate is the same one published below.

What moves the number is the property itself: how many rooms there are to photograph, whether the lot, the water or the street are worth flying, and whether the home is one that carries a walkthrough video. Those are decisions we make with you at the address, not tiers you get sorted into.

How It Runs

Send the address. We take it from there.

Three steps, one visit, and a delivery you can upload without touching it first.

  1. 01

    Send the address

    Give us the property address, the date the listing needs to go live, and what you want covered. We come back with a shoot window and the flat figure in writing before anything is scheduled. If the property sits in controlled airspace and you want aerials, we file the authorization now rather than on the morning.

  2. 02

    Shoot day

    A prep checklist goes out a few days ahead so the home is ready when we arrive. We work it room by room, then the exterior and the approach at whichever end of the visit the light is on the front of the house. Aerials and video happen in the same visit, so there is one appointment to coordinate with the seller.

  3. 03

    Delivered ready to post

    Photos come back the next business day. Video runs 48 to 72 hours because of the edit. Everything arrives sized and formatted for the MLS and the portals, with web and vertical crops alongside, so nothing needs re-cropping at eleven at night.

The Shoot

What a listing shoot includes

The treatment is the same at every tier — the same lighting, the same finishing, the same two people. What changes between $149 and $299 is how many finished photos the house needs, from 25 to 60. A condo does not need sixty frames, and a house with a guest house and three acres is not covered by twenty-five.

  • Every room, and the way in

    Interiors room by room, then the exterior, the yard and the approach from the street. How many finished photos come back is the one thing that separates the three tiers — 25, 40 or 60.

  • Lit room by room

    Rooms read the colour they actually are, and windows show what is on the other side of them instead of blowing out to white. That is lighting and finishing work at the property, not a filter applied afterward.

  • MLS-ready on delivery

    Files come sized and formatted for the MLS and the portals, so the set uploads without anyone resizing anything first. Full-resolution originals come with them.

  • Crops for where you post

    The same shoot is delivered in web sizes for a listing page and vertical crops for a phone feed. One visit feeds the MLS, the flyer and the reel.

  • Vacant, staged or occupied

    All three. The prep checklist covers counters, cars, pets and blinds a few days ahead, and we move small things on the day. What we will not do is quietly shoot a home that is not ready.

  • One flat figure

    Confirmed in writing before shoot day. Travel inside our service area is included, nothing is billed by the hour, and there is no separate trip charge for the drone when it flies on the same visit.

Aerials

When a listing is worth flying, and when it isn't

A buyer scrolling on a phone cannot tell how close the water is, how big the lot is, or what sits on the other side of the hedge. One aerial answers all three before they read a word of the description. That is the case for flying a property — context, not spectacle.

Drone stills are $99 on a listing and a flown clip is $149, graded and delivered horizontal and vertical. Both are shot on the same visit as the photos, so there is one appointment for the seller to plan around.

They are not automatic. On a condo with no view worth showing, skip it and put the money into the photo tier instead — we will say so. On waterfront, acreage, golf frontage, or a neighborhood buyers are still learning, the aerial is often the frame that does the most work in the set.

Kyle holds the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate and flies every aerial job. Much of Palm Beach County sits under controlled airspace, so where a property needs authorization we file it — usually through LAANC — before shoot day, not while standing in the driveway.

Wide aerial of homes bordering a golf course, its lakes and fairways running to the horizon

Video

What a cinematic walkthrough adds

A photo set shows a buyer what each room looks like. A walkthrough shows them how the house works — which room opens into which, what you see when you come through the front door, and what is at the end of the hall. It is shot on a gimbal, cut to music, and delivered horizontal for the listing page and vertical for a feed, at $349.

It is worth it on a house with flow, on a property where the view is something you walk toward rather than look at, and at price points where buyers expect a video before they book a showing. It is not worth it on a compact home where the photo set already shows every room in a single frame each — there, the video repeats the photos at a higher price, and we would rather tell you that before you order it than after.

A drone clip at $149 is a different thing and answers a different question: it establishes where the property sits. On the listings that want both, they cut together — the flown clip opens, the walkthrough carries the rest.

Property Work

Homes, lots and the neighborhoods around them — every frame shot by us.

Homes backing onto a lake in a Florida residential community on a clear morning
Aerial view of a lakeside residential community with a neighborhood pool and amenity center
Aerial view of a residential neighborhood beside a retention lake, with finished homes and lots still being built
Top-down aerial of shingle roofs on newly built homes
Aerial view of new-construction homes, graded lots and retention lakes in a Florida community
Top-down aerial of a new home foundation and cleared lot between two finished houses

Pricing

What a listing costs

Pick the photo tier the house needs, add the aerials and the video it earns, and the total is the price of that listing. Nothing on this menu is a subscription, a tier you sit in, or a rate that changes with how much you list.

Two worked examples, both straight off the menu below. A standard listing with 40 photos, drone stills and a flown clip is $467. A large waterfront or estate listing with 60 photos, both aerial pieces and a cinematic walkthrough is $896. A condo shot at the entry tier is $149, and the cheapest single thing you can book on its own is drone stills at $99.

Price your listing

Build the shoot for the property in front of you

Pick the photo tier, then add the aerials and the video that property actually needs. The estimate updates as you go, and every line is a fixed price for a defined deliverable on one listing. Send it over when it looks right and we'll confirm it in writing, no obligation.

Quick start:
Listing photos

Real estate photography shot at the property, lit room by room and finished by hand. Delivered in MLS sizes plus web and vertical crops for the listing page and your feed. The treatment is the same at every tier — what changes is how many finished photos the house needs.

Aerial

Flown by Kyle, who holds the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate. Waterfront, acreage and golf frontage are where it earns its place; where a property sits in controlled airspace we file the authorization before shoot day.

Video

For the listing that carries a video well — a house with flow, a view worth walking toward, or a price point where buyers expect one.

Estimate

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What The Price Covers

Per listing, and nothing more

Everything here is priced per listing: one property, one address, one flat figure agreed before shoot day. There is nothing to sign and nothing recurring — you book the listing in front of you, and the next one is priced off this same menu at the same rates. Travel inside our service area is included, and nothing is billed by the hour.

Every rate here is a founding-client rate. What that means and how long it holds is set out on the pricing page.

If you are an agent or a brokerage after a website rather than listing media, that is a small business build and it lives on our small business marketing page — this page prices listing media per listing.

Good to Know

Frequently asked questions

Still have a question? We're happy to help — reach out and we'll get back to you quickly.

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How much does real estate photography cost?

Photos for one listing are $149, $219 or $299, and the tier decides how many finished photos come back — 25, 40 or 60. Drone stills are $99, a drone clip is $149, and a cinematic walkthrough is $349. Add what the property needs and that is the whole number: travel inside our service area is included and nothing is billed by the hour. A standard listing with photos, drone stills and a drone clip comes to $467.

Which photo tier does my listing need?

The tiers differ by finished photo count, not by square footage — we do not publish a square-footage rule because houses of the same size need very different numbers of frames. $149 covers a condo, a townhome or a compact single-family home. $219 is the common one: enough room for a larger home to get the yard, the pool, the water view and the detail shots as well as the rooms. $299 is for a house with a lot of rooms, real grounds, or a guest house and outbuildings. Tell us the address and we will say which one we would shoot it at, including when the cheaper one is enough.

How long are you at the property?

Plan on about an hour for the smallest photo tier and two to three hours for a full set with aerials and a walkthrough video. We give you a window when you book and confirm it the day before, so a seller is not sitting at home guessing. The drone flies during the same visit rather than on a second trip.

When do I get the photos back?

Photo galleries come back the next business day. Video runs 48 to 72 hours because of the edit. If a listing launch cannot wait, say so when you book and we will put it on priority rather than finding out about the deadline afterward.

Are the files ready for the MLS?

Yes. Every set is delivered sized and formatted for the MLS and the portals, so it uploads without anyone resizing anything first, and the full-resolution originals come with it. Web sizes for a listing page and vertical crops for a phone feed are in the same delivery.

Does every listing need drone photos?

No, and we will say so. A third-floor condo overlooking a parking lot is not helped by an aerial of the parking lot. What aerials are good at is context a ground photo cannot reach: how close the water actually is, how big the lot actually is, and what the street and the surrounding blocks look like. On waterfront, acreage, golf frontage or a neighborhood buyers do not know yet, they are often the most useful frames in the set.

Are you licensed to fly a drone over a listing?

Kyle holds the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate and flies every aerial job. Much of Palm Beach County sits under controlled airspace, so where a property needs airspace authorization we file it — usually through LAANC — before shoot day rather than standing in the driveway on the morning.

What does a cinematic walkthrough add?

It is a moving walkthrough of the home on a gimbal, cut to music and delivered horizontal and vertical, at $349. It earns its place on a house that has flow — where the value is in how the rooms open into each other and what you are walking toward — and on price points where buyers expect a video. On a compact home where the photo set already shows every room in one frame each, it adds cost without adding information, and we will tell you that before you book it.

Do I have to sign anything, or commit to a number of listings?

No. There is no contract to sign, no monthly plan, no retainer and no minimum number of listings. You book the property in front of you at the rates on this page, and the next one is priced off the same menu at the same rates whether it comes next week or next year.

Can you photograph an occupied or staged home?

Yes — vacant, staged and occupied. A room-by-room prep checklist goes out a few days ahead so the seller knows what to do about counters, cars, pets and blinds, and we move small things on the day. If the home is not ready when we arrive, we would rather reschedule than deliver a set the listing gets judged on for the next month.

I am selling my own home. Can I book you directly?

Yes. Agents book most of this work and brokers book it for a team's listings, but the shoot is the same either way and so is the price — it is attached to the property, not to who is paying for it. Owners selling privately book it directly.

What areas do you cover?

We work throughout Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Tequesta, Juno Beach, North Palm Beach, Abacoa, West Palm Beach, and the rest of Palm Beach County. A listing outside that radius is still worth asking about — we will tell you honestly whether the drive makes sense for what you need.

Your Next Listing

Got a property going on the market?

Send the address, the date it needs to be live and what you want covered. We'll come back with the shoot window and the flat figure in writing.