What Drives the Price of a Listing Video
On-site time costs more than a video made from photos you already have. There is no national price.
Hiring a Videographer
On 19 Oct 2026, Mark Studios published figures they collected. Those figures are about $220 to $900 for a typical home. The same article lists HomeJab from $220, and a Flylisted one-minute highlight at $369 under 2,000 sq ft. Those are other companies' published prices. Not a national average. Not a Listing Viral price.
Editing Services and Freelancers
PricingLink's 2025 examples put standard residential work around $300 to $800. Those are examples on that site, not a national average.
DIY Editing Apps
The app can be cheap. The night is not. The manual steps are in how to make a listing video. VideoGuru lists social clips around $75 to $200 when a photographer adds them to a shoot. That is their published range for a different job.
One-Link Tools Like Listing Viral ($25/mo Pro)
The first video is free. Pro is $25 a month, or $250 a year, which is about $21 a month. Numbers are on pricing and the affordable video page.
Which Option Fits Your Listings
Hire a videographer when the seller wants someone on site. Use a link tool when you need a social cut from photos you already have. Start at the listing video maker.
Quick FAQs
Is the first Listing Viral video free?
Yes. No card.
Are the videographer prices on this page a national average?
No. They are ranges other sites published. Get a local quote.
Do I own the Listing Viral video?
Yes, including for ads.
When should I still hire a videographer?
When you want a person at the house, a drone, or a full walkthrough.
Try a Listing Video Free
Paste a Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin or MLS link. Your first video is free.
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