One fixed price per project.
No hourly rate, no per-photo fees, and no licensing fees added on top.
Every project includes a free walkthrough, a written shot plan, photography at your business (I shoot every project myself), editing, team portraits, an online gallery, and a full business license to use the photos anywhere.
Projects
Single Location
One visit, typically 1 to 2 hours on site. Team portraits for up to 10 people.
Best for salons, retail shops, auto shops and offices.
Per project
$1,150
Full Picture
Two visits at different times, like the lunch rush and an evening, or a slow afternoon and game night. Team portraits for up to 20 people.
Best for restaurants, bars, venues and any place that changes by time of day.
Per project
$1,750
Each Additional Location
The same plan and the same look at your other locations, one visit each.
Best for owners with more than one location.
Per location
$750
10 of 10 spots left
Founding client rate: Single Location $750. Full Picture $1,150.
The details
How the founding rate works
I'm taking on 10 businesses at the founding rate. In return, your business becomes a case study on this site, you give a short testimonial about a business result, and you share a few simple numbers (Google views and calls, inquiries, job applicants) before the shoot and again 30 and 90 days after.
New-hire portraits: $195
For existing clients: one visit for any number of new hires, matched to your existing team photos.
Refresh visit: $450
For existing clients: a remodel, new equipment, a new menu or a seasonal update. Up to about an hour on site.
Add-ons
Extra team portraits: $25 per person. Rush delivery within 48 hours: $250. An extra visit added to any project: $450.
Questions
Who owns the photos?
You get a full business license: website, Google, social media, print, ads, even TV, with no expiration. It transfers if you sell the business. I keep the copyright so I can show the work in my portfolio.
Will it disrupt my business?
I work around your customers. Most shoots happen during normal hours, because real activity is part of what people want to see.
Do you do headshots?
Team portraits, yes, taken at your business as part of a project. Only the people who want to be photographed are, and everyone who appears signs a simple release. I don't do studio headshot sessions.
How should we prepare?
The shot plan comes with a short prep list: tidy the areas on the plan, and schedule the people you want in portraits.
Free · about 30 minutes
Not sure which fits? The walkthrough settles it.