How much does motion design cost?

MO STUDIO’s three offers at a glance

These are our studio’s published offers in US dollars. The right choice depends on the story you need to tell and whether production is a one-off project or a recurring need. All three include landscape 16:9 and vertical 9:16 formats.

An individual ad: $450

Choose an ad when you need one focused creative under a minute. Start with a single message: a feature to introduce, a product benefit to explain or an opening for a campaign. The brief should identify the audience and the action you want the viewer to take.

For example, a SaaS launch could use a short ad to show one useful workflow, while an e-commerce brand could focus on a single product detail. Each ad is one video, adapted to landscape and portrait. List additional hooks or distinct edits in the brief so we can agree the full set of deliverables.

A long-format film: $600

Choose long format when the explanation needs more room. This offer covers a film of 2 to 3 minutes, with script, voice, design and animation. It can suit a product presentation, a sales video or a story that needs several connected steps.

A longer film still needs one clear purpose. Organise the script around the viewer’s question, show the product or idea in action and finish with a next step. Relay’s portfolio page includes a 2-minute 14-second VSL alongside shorter films, so you can see how different durations change the presentation. The portfolio illustrates the formats; it does not disclose the client’s project budget.

A video subscription: $5,000/month

The subscription provides 20 minutes of finished video per month. It is designed for teams with ongoing production needs, such as feature releases, product launches or a recurring campaign calendar. The monthly allocation can combine ads and long-format videos.

As a planning example, four 3-minute films and sixteen 30-second ads total 20 minutes. That is a duration calculation, not a fixed production schedule: the exact mix, complexity and delivery order need to be agreed together. Bring your planned topics and launch dates so we can build a realistic content plan.

Choose recurring production when you have a recurring need. If you only need one film or one ad, start with the corresponding individual offer. Before subscribing, confirm how the monthly allocation and delivery calendar apply to your project.

What is included in every offer?

• Creative script and voiceover
• Custom design and motion animation
• Landscape 16:9 and vertical 9:16 delivery
• Unlimited revisions at each stage
• Fast delivery, with the project schedule agreed together

Review the message at script stage, the visual direction at design stage and the timing during animation. Consolidating feedback at each stage helps everyone work from the same decisions. If the brief changes or you add a new deliverable, agree its impact on scope and timing before production continues.

There is no single delivery deadline stated here because duration, complexity, assets and approvals all affect the schedule. Share your launch date at the start so we can confirm the milestones for your film.

What should you clarify before booking?

• Audience, main message and intended next action
• Number of distinct videos, durations and placements
• Brand files, product screens and existing visual assets
• Voiceover language and any additional language versions
• Extra hooks, captions or editable source-file requirements
• Who approves each stage and when the work is needed

A new aspect ratio and a separate creative edit are different decisions. Both 16:9 and 9:16 are included, but list every distinct message or version you need. If the concept requires new photography, product assets or other production work, clarify that scope before starting.

You do not need a finished script to speak with us. Bring the product, the audience and the problem you want the video to solve. We can use that conversation to identify the appropriate offer and outline the next steps.