Clear starting points. Final quotes based on the actual image.
Restoration pricing varies with damage, missing detail, resolution and requested output. Creative work varies with concept complexity and revision scope. These are structure examples—not final published prices.
Suggested pricing structure
Use “starting at” pricing only after you decide your production time and costs. Until then, the site can invite free assessments.
Light Restoration
Minor dust, scratches, fading and tonal correction.
- Basic cleanup
- Contrast / tone
- Digital delivery
Standard Restoration
Moderate damage, tears, stains and localized rebuilding.
- Damage repair
- Face / clothing cleanup
- Print-ready master
Complex Restoration
Severe loss or reconstruction requiring careful manual judgment.
- Extensive structural work
- Multiple review points
- Custom quote
Services that can stack.
Colorization
Optional after restoration. Price by complexity, research and number of subjects.
Animation / Memory Reel
Price by clip length, number of photos, narration and editing complexity.
Portrait Art
Price by single subject, multiple subjects, custom environment and merchandise adaptations.
Price the whole fulfillment chain.
For prints, shirts, hoodies and mugs, retail price should cover the production partner’s base cost, shipping, transaction fees, failed-order/reprint allowance, taxes where applicable and your design/profit margin. Do not copy mockup prices into production until those costs are confirmed.
Free image assessment before quoting.
This is the simplest way to be fair to both the customer and the studio while your pricing model matures.
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