Corporate video cost in India (2026)
Corporate video production in India ranges from about ₹50,000 for a simple talking-head video to ₹50 lakh for a cinematic brand film. That range comes from IRPR Agency. Scriptwriting alone runs ₹15,000 – ₹1,00,000. Length, crew, locations and animation decide the final price. BRANDSWOT Consultancy scopes corporate videos after a free audit.
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Published corporate video price ranges
| Scope | Range | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Simple talking-head video | From about ₹50,000 | IRPR Agency |
| Cinematic brand film | Up to about ₹50,00,000 | IRPR Agency |
| Scriptwriting | ₹15,000 – ₹1,00,000 | IRPR Agency |
| Voice artist, per session | ₹25,000 – ₹2,00,000 | IRPR Agency |
| Royalty-free music | ₹5,000 – ₹20,000 | IRPR Agency |
| Original music composition | Up to ₹1,00,000 | IRPR Agency |
Ranges published by the source named, checked October 2026. Not BRANDSWOT Consultancy prices.
What drives corporate video cost
The type of video sets the base. A founder message filmed in one room is quick. A company profile with factory floors, office scenes, staff interviews and drone shots takes several days.
Who speaks on camera matters. Real employees are cheaper but need coaching. Professional presenters cost more but save shoot time.
Post-production can equal the shoot. Motion graphics for data, subtitles in several languages and voice-overs add hours and fees.
- Number of shoot days and locations, including plant or site permissions
- Interviews to film and edit down
- Animation, infographics and screen recordings
- Language versions for staff, investors or overseas buyers
What is included at each level
- Basic: one location, one or two speakers, simple lighting, clean edit, captions and logo animation
- Mid-level: script, multiple locations, B-roll of operations, interviews, licensed music, motion graphics and a short social cut
- Premium: director-led story, cinematic camera work, drone shots, original music, professional voice-over, full colour grade and several language versions
Corporate video cost by city
| City | What to expect | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hyderabad | Many crews serving IT, pharma and real estate firms | Pharma and plant shoots need safety clearances; plan them early |
| Bangalore | Large demand from tech companies for culture and hiring videos | Experienced crews, but rates sit above smaller cities |
| Chennai | Strong base of manufacturing and automotive clients | Factory shoots are common; check crews know safety rules |
| Anantapur | Limited local crews; many shoots bring a team from a metro | Combine office, site and interview filming into one visit |
| Vijayawada | Growing demand from hospitals, colleges and traders | Telugu and English versions help reach both staff and buyers |
| Visakhapatnam | Port, steel and pharma businesses use profile films | Industrial sites may limit camera access; confirm permissions |
| Pune | Solid crews for IT, manufacturing and education clients | IRPR Agency notes Pune crews cost less than Mumbai crews |
| Mumbai | Top corporate-film talent and agencies | IRPR Agency says a Mumbai crew costs 30–40% more than a Pune crew |
Qualitative guide; the Mumbai–Pune figure is from IRPR Agency.
Small-business budget advice
Start with one 90 second company video that answers who you are, what you do and why buyers trust you. Cut two or three 30 second clips from the same shoot for social media and WhatsApp.
Write and approve the script first. Gather staff, customers and site access in advance. A well-planned single day costs far less than a shoot that drifts into two.
Is a corporate video worth it, and how to compare quotes
A corporate video is worth it when buyers, partners or recruits want to see your operations before they meet you. It is especially useful for B2B, manufacturing, healthcare and education.
Compare quotes on shoot days, crew, locations, script, voice-over, music licence, motion graphics, language versions, revision rounds and final formats. Ask who keeps the raw footage.
Questions people ask
What are typical corporate video charges in India?
Corporate video charges in India start around ₹50,000 for a simple talking-head video, according to IRPR Agency. A cinematic brand film can reach ₹50 lakh. Most company profile videos fall somewhere between, depending on shoot days, locations and animation. Ask for line items such as script, voice-over and music.
Is there a corporate video price list for India?
There is no fixed price list. IRPR Agency publishes useful line items: scriptwriting ₹15,000 – ₹1,00,000, royalty-free music ₹5,000 – ₹20,000 and voice artists ₹25,000 – ₹2,00,000 per session. Total project costs run from about ₹50,000 to ₹50 lakh. Use these as market ranges, not fixed rates.
How much does a corporate video cost for a small business?
A small business can often keep a corporate video near the lower end of the market. IRPR Agency's range starts around ₹50,000 for a simple shoot. Film in one day, at one or two locations, with a tight script. Cut short social clips from the same footage to get more use from it.
What is included in a corporate video?
A corporate video usually includes a script, shoot crew and kit, interviews, B-roll of your work, editing, music, captions and a logo end card. Higher budgets add drone shots, motion graphics, professional voice-over and colour grading. Confirm language versions, revision rounds and raw footage handover in the quote.
Is a corporate video worth the money?
A corporate video is worth the money when it saves sales time or builds trust before a meeting. B2B suppliers, factories, hospitals and colleges use them in proposals, on websites and at events. If nobody will see it, it is wasted, so plan where it will play before you shoot.
How do corporate video costs compare in Mumbai, Pune and Chennai?
Mumbai is usually the most expensive. IRPR Agency says a Mumbai crew costs 30–40% more than a Pune crew. Chennai and Hyderabad have deep pools of trained crews at more moderate rates. In smaller cities such as Anantapur, a crew may need to travel in, which adds cost.
Sources
Checked October 2026. Market figures are from the sources named, not BRANDSWOT Consultancy prices.