How much does a restaurant video cost in Miami?

The Starter package starts from $100 per project, while Growth starts from $640 per month. These are Esteban's package starting points. They are useful when you already record your food, team, or dining room and need help turning that material into finished posts. A package name alone does not confirm the number of videos, filming, or every requested version.

For a separately scoped short-form edit, the calculator's indicative band is $350–$675. It reflects an editing-led freelancer model with an introductory discount already applied, rather than a binding quote. Do not add that range to a package automatically: ask which approach fits your footage and intended posts. Full-crew Miami production companies quote a different model, so their proposals should be compared by included work.

The indicative half-day on-location capture add-on is $400–$775. The Local Presence package separately starts from $800 per production day. The capture add-on and package describe different scopes; neither should be treated as an all-inclusive restaurant campaign or combined without reviewing what is included. The indicative capture range uses the same editing-led freelancer basis and introductory discount.

Explain whether the camera needs to cover food preparation, plated dishes, staff speaking, or the dining room. Share the location, access arrangements, proposed filming window, and any restrictions during service. Those details help separate time spent filming from editing afterward. Review the restaurant promo video service, then ask for a written breakdown of capture, editing, final versions, and any additional expenses before agreeing to the shoot.

The Bar Door Monkey Miami project is a social-media promo spot for a Miami restaurant. Its published credits identify on-location videography and editing for the venue's Instagram. That makes it a relevant example when you want to discuss a restaurant social video. It does not establish what the restaurant paid, how long another shoot will take, or what results your own post will produce.

Use the example to explain what you want viewers to notice about your venue. Point to the atmosphere, food, or overall presentation that matters to you, without assuming that every visual choice belongs in your project. Bring examples of your existing posts too. Comparing the desired finished piece with footage you already have helps identify whether you need editing alone or additional filming before a price is confirmed.

Start with your restaurant's location, the dishes or experience you want to feature, and where you plan to publish. State whether you have original footage or need filming. The $100 Starter price is a starting point for an editing project, so include samples of the material instead of assuming that a menu description is enough to price the work.

List the finished videos you need, language and caption preferences, requested delivery date, and who will approve the edit. If the content is intended for advertising, say so when discussing music and other assets. Use the budget calculator for an indicative range, then send the information through contact. The useful outcome is a written quote that identifies the work, versions, review terms, and agreed timing; a calculator result alone does not book production.