Pricing

Founding commission · $7,500

Each of the first three commissioned films costs $7,500 for one building up to 100,000 square feet of gross floor area.

The founding price requires permission to feature the finished film in Stereobate’s portfolio and reel.

Each of the first three commissioned films costs $7,500 for one building up to 100,000 square feet of gross floor area. The film runs 75–90 seconds and comes with six stills, a review link with a scrubber, an assumptions sheet, one correction round and up to four site logistics layouts, delivered in ten business days. This price requires permission to feature the finished film in Stereobate’s portfolio and reel, and Stereobate will anonymize the work if both parties agree.

Founding commission, large film · $15,500

A founding commission for one building of 100,001 to 300,000 square feet of gross floor area costs $15,500 and is one of the first three commissioned films.

The founding price requires permission to feature the finished film in Stereobate’s portfolio and reel.

A founding commission for one building of 100,001 to 300,000 square feet of gross floor area costs $15,500 and is one of the first three commissioned films. The film runs 75–90 seconds and comes with six stills, a review link with a scrubber, an assumptions sheet, one correction round and up to four site logistics layouts, delivered in ten business days. This price requires permission to feature the finished film in Stereobate’s portfolio and reel, and Stereobate will anonymize the work if both parties agree.

Compact film · $9,500

A compact film covers one building up to 25,000 square feet of gross floor area.

Stereobate delivers a new film in ten business days.

A compact film covers one building up to 25,000 square feet of gross floor area. It includes a 75–90-second film, six stills, a review link with a scrubber, an assumptions sheet, one correction round and up to four site logistics layouts, delivered in ten business days.

Standard film · $14,000

A standard film covers one building of 25,001 to 100,000 square feet of gross floor area.

Stereobate delivers a new film in ten business days.

A standard film covers one building of 25,001 to 100,000 square feet of gross floor area. It includes a 75–90-second film, six stills, a review link with a scrubber, an assumptions sheet, one correction round and up to four site logistics layouts, delivered in ten business days.

Large film · $22,000

A large film covers one building of 100,001 to 300,000 square feet of gross floor area.

Stereobate delivers a new film in ten business days.

A large film covers one building of 100,001 to 300,000 square feet of gross floor area. It includes a 75–90-second film, six stills, a review link with a scrubber, an assumptions sheet, one correction round and up to four site logistics layouts, delivered in ten business days.

Program film · Quoted, from $30,000

A program film covers a campus or a site with more than four buildings, more than 300,000 square feet of gross floor area, or a film longer than 90 seconds.

Program films start at $30,000.

A program film covers a campus or a site with more than four buildings, more than 300,000 square feet of gross floor area, or a film longer than 90 seconds. Stereobate quotes the price, the film length and the delivery date in writing before work starts. Program films start at $30,000.

Every new film includes a 75–90-second MP4, six dated stills, a review link with a scrubber and time-based comments, a one-page assumptions sheet, one correction round and up to four site logistics layouts, delivered in ten business days.

How the price is set

Gross floor area. Gross floor area is the floor area inside the outside walls of every storey people use. The foundation level and the roof level do not count.
Building. The first building in a film always counts. Each further building counts toward the price when it has at least 2,000 square feet of gross floor area. Smaller structures, such as a garage or a kiosk, count toward the floor area only.
Site logistics layout. A site logistics layout is one arrangement of the fence, gates, cranes, hoists and laydown areas. A new layout starts whenever one of them is placed, moved or removed while the work continues.
When it is set. Stereobate measures the gross floor area from the model on day 1 and lists it storey by storey with the schedule mismatches. The price follows that measurement. If the measurement places the project in a different tier from the brief, Stereobate confirms the new price in writing before production begins.

Refreshes

Compact film refresh · $2,000. A refresh of a compact film applies one revised schedule to the approved film. Stereobate keeps the approved camera positions and client identity, re-renders the affected frames and stills, and delivers the refresh in five business days for $2,000.
Standard film refresh · $2,500. A refresh of a standard film applies one revised schedule to the approved film. Stereobate keeps the approved camera positions and client identity, re-renders the affected frames and stills, and delivers the refresh in five business days for $2,500.
Large film refresh · $3,500. A refresh of a large film applies one revised schedule to the approved film. Stereobate keeps the approved camera positions and client identity, re-renders the affected frames and stills, and delivers the refresh in five business days for $3,500.
Program film refresh · Quoted. Stereobate quotes the refresh of a program film when it quotes the film, and delivers it in five business days.

Add-ons

Rush delivery · $2,850 compact, $4,200 standard, $6,600 large. Rush delivery moves a new film from ten to six business days. It adds $2,850 to a compact film, $4,200 to a standard film and $6,600 to a large film.
Rush refresh · $1,000. A rush refresh is delivered in two business days and costs $1,000 more than the refresh price.
Additional correction round · $1,500. An additional correction round costs $1,500 and adds three business days to delivery. Stereobate re-renders the frames the comments concern and keeps the approved camera positions.
Additional building · $3,500 each. Each building after the first adds $3,500, up to four buildings in one film. The film’s tier is set by the total gross floor area of all its buildings.
Additional site logistics layout · $1,500 each. Each site logistics layout after the fourth costs $1,500. A layout is one arrangement of the fence, gates, cranes, hoists and laydown areas, and a new layout starts whenever one of them is placed, moved or removed while the work continues.
Alternate scheme · $3,500. An alternate scheme is a second film of the same building from a second schedule, on the approved camera positions, delivered with the first film for $3,500.
Short cuts · $1,200. Short cuts are a 20-second excerpt of the film in landscape, vertical and square formats, with a caption file, for $1,200.
Narrated version · $2,000. A narrated version adds a voice track to the film for $2,000. The client approves the script, one professional voice reads it, and the captions follow the narration.
Additional still · $250 each. Each still beyond the six included costs $250, and every still shows its date and schedule activity on the frame.
Modeling from drawings · Quoted. Stereobate quotes modeling from drawings as a separate service.

Stereobate delivers the commissioned package in ten business days and includes one correction round. The client pays half at kickoff and half on delivery for every film, refresh and add-on. Business days count from the day Stereobate receives the model, the schedule and the logo.

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