Focused scope
Under $2,500
For a tightly defined output with clear source material.
- Plan redraws and drawing cleanup
- Focused layout or design studies
- Small visualization tests
- Defined CAD or Revit production tasks
Pricing / project planning
Every Artimist project is quoted after the real files, outputs and deadline are reviewed. These planning bands make the first conversation faster without pretending that unlike scopes cost the same.

Planning, skilled production, coordination and quality control are part of one continuous studio process.
Project bands
Use the ranges to orient the conversation. The final fee follows the exact work, not the label.
Focused scope
For a tightly defined output with clear source material.
Defined project
The most common band for a complete, bounded project.
Integrated delivery
For several connected outputs or a deeper design process.
Complex program
For larger, phased or ongoing production requirements.
Planning guidance, not a binding offer. Taxes, third-party consultants, travel, authority fees, licensed-professional services and unusual software or output requirements are excluded unless a proposal states otherwise.
Hourly studio
Best for evolving briefs, overflow support, ongoing production or tasks that are easier to start than to fully define.
Drawing cleanup, file organization, documented markups and tightly directed production.
$45/ hour
CAD, Revit, BIM, visualization and design production requiring specialist software skills.
$65/ hour
Design development, multidisciplinary reviews, client coordination and complex decisions.
$85/ hour
Strategy, concept leadership, technical oversight and senior creative direction.
$110/ hour
Approved rush work that requires reserved capacity, evenings or schedule reshuffling.
$135/ hour
Rates are USD. A two-hour minimum applies to new ad hoc requests; after that, time is recorded in 15-minute increments. Before starting, we confirm the role, estimated hours and an approval cap. Taxes, third-party costs and licensed-professional services are separate unless stated.
Why it costs this
The majority pays for the skilled production itself. The rest protects the brief, coordination and quality of the final handover.
Brief review, source-file audit, scope definition, schedule and production route.
The hands-on work: drawing, modeling, designing, rendering, editing and building deliverables.
Internal reviews, client checkpoints, specialist coordination and revision management.
Final checks, exports, organized files, delivery notes and project closeout.
This is an indicative allocation, not a surcharge list. The mix changes with the brief—for example, a clean redraw spends more on production, while a complex program spends more on planning and coordination.
Quote factors
The fastest way to improve quote accuracy is to show the project as it exists today.
Clear PDFs, DWGs, RVTs, surveys and decisions reduce discovery time. Rough ideas need more development.
Size matters, but geometry, coordination, detail and the number of spaces usually matter more.
A plan, coordinated model, permit-support set, still image, film and interactive experience are different production routes.
The proposal states the included review rounds. New directions or added outputs are quoted as additional scope.
A compressed deadline can require reserved production capacity and changes the delivery plan.
A useful comparison
Reproduce supplied information accurately without redesigning the scheme.
Test changes, resolve relationships and document the agreed direction.
Develop the drawing or model set for review, pricing, permits or construction use.
Add materials, lighting, viewpoints, animation or interactive presentation.
Quote process
One concise review replaces rounds of generic estimates.
Share drawings, sketches, reference images, target outputs and the deadline.
The studio checks what is usable, what is missing and which specialists may be needed.
You see the deliverables, milestones, revisions, exclusions, fee and payment schedule before work starts.
Production starts after approval and the agreed opening payment.
Pricing questions
No. They are planning bands based on the budget ranges already used in Artimist project intake. Every quotation follows a review of the actual source material, deliverables and deadline.
Choose the level of support the task needs. Time is recorded in 15-minute increments after a two-hour minimum, and the studio provides a time summary with billing. The written proposal confirms the applicable rate before work starts.
Yes. A defined main scope can be fixed-price while later additions, meetings or open-ended support run hourly. Any change is agreed in writing before extra work begins.
The ranges are shown in USD for a consistent international reference. Your written proposal confirms the billing currency and payment schedule.
Yes. Focused redraws, model cleanup, single-view studies and other bounded tasks are welcome when the inputs and output are clear.
Only when explicitly listed. Local authority submissions, engineering and legally required architectural or engineering stamps may need separately appointed local professionals.
The proposal states the included rounds and what counts as a revision. A new direction or added deliverable is treated as additional scope.
Receive the real number
Send the current material and intended result. The studio will identify the right band, flag missing inputs and recommend the next step.
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Scope, confidentiality and handover are agreed in writing. Project-specific signed terms always take priority.
Deliverables, timing, revisions and fees are agreed before production.
NDA-based workflows are available before sensitive files are shared.
Final PDFs, DWGs, RVTs, images, films or source files follow the written scope.
Required stamps, seals and statutory certification stay with the appropriately licensed local professional.
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