Pricing Packages

Prices shown are indicative and exclude VAT. For Lithuanian clients, 21% VAT applies. For VAT-registered business clients in other EU countries, Lithuanian VAT is generally not charged and the reverse-charge mechanism applies. Final pricing is confirmed after we assess the project scope, duration and complexity.

The main factors are video duration, the creative and technical complexity of the brief, and how much needs to be created from scratch. Pricing can also be affected by additional languages, versions for different formats, 3D elements, more complex technical requirements or other work outside the selected package.

Basic is designed for a clearly defined project where you already have the idea and script. Standard covers the full creative process – from the initial idea and script to animation created specifically for your project. Premium is intended for more complex and visually ambitious projects that require greater creative freedom, more advanced animation or additional 3D elements.

Yes. The packages are starting points, so individual elements can be adjusted to suit a specific project. If the changes significantly affect the scope or complexity of the work, we’ll prepare a custom proposal.

It indicates the main video duration covered by the package. If you need a longer video, you don’t necessarily have to choose a more expensive package – we’ll assess the additional duration together with the project complexity and recommend the most suitable option.

Yes. The package price applies to one main video version in one language. Additional languages, versions for different formats, shorter cutdowns or other variations are priced separately depending on the project.

The timeline shown is an estimate for a project of typical scope. It may vary depending on project complexity, the materials required and how quickly we receive feedback and approvals from the client.

Basic is intended for projects where the core idea and script are already in place. If the script needs to be developed from scratch, Standard will usually be the more suitable package, although we can assess individual cases separately.

Graphic elements are simpler visual assets that we create or adapt for a specific video, such as shapes, icons, text-based elements or other graphic accents. Custom illustrations are original illustrations created from scratch specifically for your project and can help define a broader visual style.

Style Frames are a small set of key-scene visuals that show how the video will look before the full animation is produced. They help align colors, composition, illustration style and the overall visual direction in advance.

2D Animation / Motion Graphics covers the core movement of graphic elements, text and objects. Enhanced Animation adds more complex transitions, layering, detailed movement and richer scene animation. Advanced Animation is intended for projects that require more sophisticated motion, more bespoke solutions, advanced effects or a combination of 2D and 3D elements.

The Basic package includes an AI-generated voiceover. We select a natural-sounding AI voice that fits the project. If the project calls for a professional human voice artist, we can quote that separately.

2D Premium can include selected 3D elements when they support the main 2D animation. If most of the project is created in 3D, or it requires complex modeling, exploded views or other specialist 3D work, we’ll price it using the 3D pricing structure or as a custom project.

One revision round means one consolidated set of feedback at an agreed project stage. If additional revisions are needed, or an already approved script, visual direction or other agreed part of the project is changed, the extra work may be quoted separately.

They are priced according to the amount of additional work required. Sometimes only the text or voiceover needs to change; in other cases, editing, scene timing, graphic elements or animation may need to be adapted again. Additional languages and versions for different formats are therefore quoted individually.

Editable/source files are not included by default. These may include After Effects, Illustrator or other working files used during production. If you need them handed over, we can agree this separately.

Yes, when they make sense for the project. AI and other hybrid tools may be used at selected creative or production stages, but they are not a separate package and do not automatically mean a lower price. We choose the production approach based on the project goal, quality requirements and intended use.

The packages cover the most common project types and are designed to provide a useful pricing reference. If your project is longer, more technically complex, has unusual requirements or simply doesn’t fit one of the packages, we’ll assess the scope individually and prepare a custom proposal.

Once the project is fully paid, you can use the final video for the agreed purpose and within the agreed scope. If the project requires specific usage rights, additional licenses or editable/source files, we agree those separately before production.

Prices shown are indicative and exclude VAT. For Lithuanian clients, 21% VAT applies. For VAT-registered business clients in other EU countries, Lithuanian VAT is generally not charged and the reverse-charge mechanism applies. Final pricing is confirmed after we assess the project scope, duration and technical complexity.

A 3D project is not priced by duration alone. Important factors include whether you already have suitable 3D or CAD models, how much needs to be modeled from scratch, the required level of detail, materials and textures, animation complexity, exploded views, 3D simulations and other technical requirements.

Basic works best when you already have a production-ready 3D model and need it professionally animated. Standard covers a broader production scope, including custom 3D modeling, visual style development, a 3D animatic, direction and more complex animation. Premium is intended for technically or visually complex projects that need to show a product or technology in detail – including its structure, operating principles, cutaways, functions or other complex processes.

It means a model supplied by the client that can be used as the basis for animation without having to create the entire model from scratch. Depending on the condition of the file, it may still need preparation, optimization, material setup or adaptation for animation.

If you already have a suitable 3D model, we can work with it and focus on presentation and animation. Custom 3D Modeling means creating the model, or parts of it, from scratch using drawings, photographs, technical documentation or other reference material you provide.

A 3D animatic is a preliminary version of the video in which the main scenes, camera movement, object animation and pacing are laid out before final rendering. It allows us to check the story, movement and technical presentation early, while changes are still much easier to make.

This is the process of defining the surface appearance of a 3D object – including colors, materials, textures, reflections and other properties that determine how it will look in the final image. The more materials and detail required, the more work is involved.

Exploded Views are a technical 3D presentation method in which a product or mechanism is separated into its individual parts to clearly show its structure, components and how they relate to one another. They are especially useful for explaining complex products, equipment or technologies.

These are more complex physical effects and processes such as liquids, smoke, particles, cloth or other movement that needs to be calculated and simulated. This type of work can significantly increase project complexity, so its nature and scale can have a major impact on the final price.

Character Animation involves animating characters or other specially rigged objects, including their movement, poses, facial expressions or other more complex actions. It requires more preparation and production work than simple object or camera animation.

Full HD is suitable for most websites, social media, presentations and standard business video use. 4K is useful when higher detail is important, the video will be shown on large displays or the material needs to be delivered in a higher-resolution format.

The timeline shown is an estimate. In 3D projects, it is particularly affected by model preparation, the amount of technical information, rendering complexity, revisions and how quickly we receive the required information and approvals from the client.

One revision round means one consolidated set of feedback at an agreed project stage. In 3D production, it is especially important to approve models, the animatic and the visual direction at the right stage, because changing already approved work later can require substantial additional work and may be quoted separately.

They are priced according to the amount of additional work required. Sometimes it is enough to change text, voiceover or the delivery format; in other cases, animation, scene timing, graphic elements or parts of the project may need to be rendered again. These additional versions are therefore quoted individually.

Editable/source files are not included by default. These may include 3D scenes, models, textures, project files and other production assets. If you need them handed over, we can agree this separately.

The packages cover the most common types of 3D projects and provide a useful pricing reference. If your project is substantially more complex – for example, it requires extensive modeling, complex 3D simulations, multiple characters or other unusual work – we’ll assess the scope individually and prepare a custom proposal.

The client provides and approves the technical information, drawings, models and other data we use to create the animation. We make sure this information is presented clearly in visual form; the client confirms the accuracy of the technical facts during the project.

Yes, when they make sense for the project. AI and other hybrid tools may be used at selected creative or production stages, but they are not a separate package and do not always reduce the amount of work involved. We choose the production approach based on the project goal, quality requirements and technical needs.

Once the project is fully paid, you can use the final video for the agreed purpose and within the agreed scope. If the project requires specific usage rights, additional licenses or editable/source files, we agree those separately before production.