Short answer: for corporate video produced regularly at a predictable price, Videodeck runs monthly plans at around $2,500 a video with under 10 working day delivery. For global rollouts across multiple offices, Casual is the largest operator here. For employer brand and documentary work, King Toledo. For a small budget with published prices, VCM Interactive starts at $1,650.
Corporate video covers a lot of ground: internal communications, training, employer brand, event coverage, product launches and customer stories. The agencies below are grouped by what they are genuinely best at, with 2026 pricing taken from their own public pages or their Clutch profiles.
Every company here was re-checked in September 2026. Three from the previous version were removed, and the changelog at the end explains why.
The 15 companies at a glance
| Company | Best known for | Starting price | Typical turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| Videodeck | Regular video on a monthly plan | ~$2,500 a video | Under 10 working days |
| Casual | Global rollouts across offices | $25,000+ minimum | 4 to 8 weeks |
| King Toledo | Employer brand and documentary | $25,000+ minimum | 6 to 10 weeks |
| Slow Clap | Tech and enterprise creative | $10,000+ minimum | 6 to 8 weeks |
| Loupe Theory | Full production services | $10,000+ minimum | 4 to 8 weeks |
| Malix Media | Director-led commercials | $10,000+ minimum | 4 to 8 weeks |
| Tetra Films | Fixed-budget corporate projects | From $10,000 | 4 to 8 weeks |
| MultiVision Digital | Professional services verticals | $5,000+ minimum | 3 to 6 weeks |
| Fog Coast Productions | Aerial, drone and AI video | $5,000+ minimum | 3 to 6 weeks |
| Liquona | Finance, charity and healthcare | $10,000+ minimum | 4 to 8 weeks |
| Mainspring Agency | Subscription video for nonprofits | From $3,200/mo | Ongoing retainer |
| VCM Interactive | Small-budget corporate video | From $1,650 | 2 to 4 weeks |
| Lemonlight | Volume shoots across many cities | $5,000+ minimum | 3 to 5 weeks |
| Demo Duck | Premium animation and live action | $10,000+ minimum | 6 to 10 weeks |
| Wyzowl | Explainers, demos and testimonials | From $2,500 | 4 to 6 weeks |
The 15 best corporate video production services in 2026
1. Videodeck
Videodeck produces corporate and B2B video on a monthly plan rather than per project. A professional actor presents on a set built to match your brand, with product footage, motion graphics and sound design layered in. The output covers explainers, product videos, tutorials, internal communications, YouTube content and social cuts.
What services does Videodeck offer?
- Explainer and product videos
- Training, onboarding and internal communication videos
- Educational and YouTube content, including channel management
- Webinar and podcast repurposing into short-form
- Creator-led UGC and social content
- Thumbnail design and A/B testing, plus distribution
Pricing
Videos average around $2,500 each. The price includes the content plan, scripting, the shoot with a professional spokesperson, editing, motion graphics, sound design, thumbnails and two social cuts per video.
- Foundation: 4 videos a month, $10,000/mo ($2,500 a video)
- Scale: 8 videos a month, $18,400/mo ($2,300 a video)
- Ultra: 12 videos a month, $24,000/mo ($2,000 a video)
One-off bundles run $5,000 for a single video, $17,500 for five and $30,000 for ten. Add-ons for distribution, design and UGC start at $2,900 a month. Details on the pricing page.
The Videodeck advantage
- Real actors, not AI avatars. 8+ human spokespersons on the roster, which is increasingly the first thing corporate clients ask about.
- One price, everything in it. No separate line items for scripting, thumbnails, revisions or social cuts.
- Under 10 working days from approved script to delivered video, which is between two and six times faster than the typical corporate production timeline.
- Built for a programme. Because the same crew produces four to twelve videos a month, the per-video cost lands well below project-based agencies doing comparable work.
Corporate video examples
Mercury. Videodeck built the Build with Mercury YouTube channel from zero. 28+ videos and counting, covering scripts, a branded studio set, spokespersons, editing, thumbnails, SEO and weekly publishing.
ActiveCampaign. A 14-minute educational video built to rank, with sourced quotes and custom graphics. It hit number one for their target keyword.
Chili Piper. A platform walkthrough for a feature-heavy product, presented by a person rather than narrated over a UI.
“We are LOVING the first draft. It’s making its rounds across our entire org now.”
Justin Pincus, Managing Director, The Harris Poll
“Our VP of Marketing asked me to tell you that you’re doing a great job and we’re all very impressed with your professional quality.”
Charles Verhey, Brand & Content Marketing, Foxit
- Pricing: Around $2,500 a video. Monthly plans from $10,000
- Turnaround: Under 10 working days
- Based in: Oradea, Romania, working with US and European clients
- Notable clients: Mercury, Intercom, ActiveCampaign, Chili Piper, Foxit, Harness, PandaDoc, The Harris Poll, Akamai
- Reviews: 4.9 on Clutch
- Best for: Companies that need corporate video regularly rather than once a year
2. Casual
Formerly Casual Films, now trading simply as Casual. They are the largest operator on this list by volume, producing between 700 and 1,000 projects a year and more than 25,000 films to date, out of nine offices across four continents.
Note the name change if you are searching for them: the old Casual Films branding has been retired.
What services does Casual offer?
- Corporate and brand films
- Internal communications and employer brand
- Event and conference coverage
- Customer stories and case studies
- Global multi-market rollouts
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $25,000+ minimum.
The Casual advantage
Nine offices in London, Brooklyn, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sydney, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Singapore and Hong Kong means one contract can cover shoots in several countries. They also run StoryPulse, an audience-testing method, and an AI production tool called ARIEL, both with dedicated pages you can check.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $25,000+ Clutch minimum
- Based in: London, with eight other offices worldwide
- Notable clients: GoDaddy, Google, Prudential, NBA, Rolls-Royce
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 62 reviews
- Best for: Global companies needing consistent video across multiple markets
3. King Toledo
A Los Angeles studio founded in 2011, working in documentary-style branded content. They are one of the few companies here explicitly built around employer brand, HR and internal communications rather than marketing.
What services does King Toledo offer?
- Employer brand and recruitment films
- Documentary-style branded content
- Internal communications
- Executive and leadership films
- Corporate storytelling
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $25,000+ minimum, hourly rate undisclosed.
The King Toledo advantage
They describe themselves as documentary filmmakers by trade, and it shows in the work. If your brief is to make employees sound like people rather than a press release, this is the closest fit on the list.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $25,000+ Clutch minimum
- Based in: Los Angeles, California
- Notable clients: Chase, Adobe, Intel, Cadillac, Red Bull, Amgen, U.S. Marines
- Reviews: 4.9 on Clutch, though from only 7 reviews
- Best for: Employer brand, recruitment and executive communications
4. Slow Clap
A San Francisco and Oakland studio running since 2014, covering creative development through editorial, animation and VFX. Their client list is unusually tech-heavy for a corporate video shop.
What services does Slow Clap offer?
- Brand and corporate films
- Animation and VFX
- Editorial and post production
- Product and launch video
- Nonprofit and public sector work
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $10,000+ minimum at $100 to $149 an hour.
The Slow Clap advantage
They are a certified California Small Business Enterprise and San Francisco Local Business Enterprise, and they publish a commitment of 10% of their annual calendar to community organisations with a minimum 5% pro bono. If your procurement process rewards supplier diversity or social value, that is a documented advantage.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $10,000+ minimum at $100 to $149 an hour
- Based in: San Francisco and Oakland, California
- Notable clients: GitHub, Slack, Adobe, eBay, Sony PlayStation, Capital One, UCSF
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 41 reviews
- Best for: Tech companies wanting one team across live action, animation and post
5. Loupe Theory
A Baton Rouge studio doing commercial, documentary, television and corporate work, and providing production services to incoming network and studio productions.
Their site is at loupetheory.us, on the .us domain rather than .com.
What services does Loupe Theory offer?
- Commercial and corporate production
- Documentary
- Production services for visiting productions
- Narrative and branded content
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $10,000+ minimum at $150 to $199 an hour, with most projects between $10,000 and $49,999.
The Loupe Theory advantage
Their real edge is geographic. They operate inside the Louisiana film incentive market with the crew and logistics to support full productions, which is why studio and network clients use them as a local partner.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $10,000+ minimum at $150 to $199 an hour
- Based in: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Notable clients: Disney+, Adobe, Hilton, Samsung, NBC, Paramount+, Criterion Collection
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 16 reviews
- Best for: Productions shooting in Louisiana or the Gulf South
6. Malix Media
A Philadelphia creative agency founded in 2013, doing commercials, branded content and motion graphics. Every project is directed by founder Alex Reinhard rather than a rotating roster, which is visible in how consistent the portfolio looks.
One thing worth raising up front: a Clutch reviewer flagged that add-on costs such as photography licensing were not clear at the quoting stage. Ask for the full cost breakdown before you sign.
What services does Malix Media offer?
- Commercials and branded content
- Corporate video
- Motion graphics and animation
- Creative direction
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $10,000+ minimum at $150 to $199 an hour.
The Malix Media advantage
The single-director model is the differentiator. You know who is directing before you sign, which is not true at most agencies this size.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $10,000+ minimum at $150 to $199 an hour
- Based in: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Notable clients: Doritos, Codecademy, Procore, SEPTA
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 12 reviews
- Best for: Brands that want a named director attached to the work
7. Tetra Films
A Vancouver company operating since 2008, covering corporate, training, event, animation and drone video for enterprise, healthcare, government, education and industrial clients.
What services does Tetra Films offer?
- Corporate and training video
- Event coverage
- Animation and motion graphics
- Drone and aerial
- Annual video programmes and retainers
Pricing
Public. Their FAQ states one-off projects typically start at $10,000 and scale to $500,000+, with retainers and annual budgets also available. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum at $150 to $199 an hour.
The Tetra Films advantage
They publish a locked-budget guarantee with transparent proposals, which is unusual in corporate production where overages are the norm. If your finance team hates change orders, start here.
- Pricing: From $10,000, scaling to $500,000+, stated publicly
- Based in: Vancouver, British Columbia
- Notable clients: Disney+, EA, EY, BMW, Air Canada, RBC, Providence Health Care
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch, from only 6 reviews
- Best for: Budget-sensitive enterprise and public sector projects
8. MultiVision Digital
A New York company founded in 2011 that has produced more than 1,500 business videos. They are structured around verticals rather than formats, with dedicated practices for law firms, accounting, healthcare, financial services, real estate and manufacturing.
What services does MultiVision Digital offer?
- Video strategy and planning
- Corporate and explainer video
- Customer testimonials
- Video marketing and distribution
- Vertical-specific production
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum at $100 to $149 an hour.
The MultiVision Digital advantage
They lead with marketing rather than production, which suits companies that need someone to decide what videos to make as much as make them. Their 53 Clutch reviews are the second largest sample on this list.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $5,000+ minimum at $100 to $149 an hour
- Based in: New York, New York
- Notable clients: Not published by name. Their case studies are unattributed, so ask for references directly
- Reviews: 4.9 on Clutch from 53 reviews
- Best for: Professional services firms that want strategy and production from one supplier
9. Fog Coast Productions
A San Francisco company covering live action, animation, aerial and, more recently, AI video production for corporate clients from startups to established brands.
What services does Fog Coast Productions offer?
- Live action corporate video
- Animation and motion graphics
- Drone and aerial cinematography
- AI video production
- Event and conference coverage
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum, with most projects under $10,000, which makes them one of the more accessible options here.
The Fog Coast Productions advantage
They are FAA-certified for drone and aerial work and run a dedicated AI video service line, both of which have standalone pages you can verify. The combination of aerial capability and a sub-$10,000 typical project is rare.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $5,000+ minimum, most projects under $10,000
- Based in: San Francisco, California
- Notable clients: Google, YouTube, Nike, UCSF Health, Rippling, Instacart, AWS, Glassdoor
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 27 reviews
- Best for: Smaller corporate budgets that still need aerial or high production value
10. Liquona
A London agency incorporated in 2012, working across video, animation, VR, TV advertising, podcasts and live streaming. They specialise in finance, charity, healthcare and membership organisations.
What services does Liquona offer?
- Corporate video and brand films
- Animation and VR
- TV advertising
- Podcasts and live streaming
- Charity and membership communications
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $10,000+ minimum.
The Liquona advantage
They claim to be the UK's first carbon negative video agency and publish a third-party OurCarbon audit dashboard to back it. For organisations with reporting obligations on supplier emissions, that is a genuine procurement advantage.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $10,000+ Clutch minimum
- Based in: Soho, London, with a New York office
- Notable clients: LG, DHL, Screwfix, The Royal Society, Legal & General
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 10 reviews
- Best for: UK finance, charity and membership organisations
11. Mainspring Agency
An Ontario agency doing corporate, documentary, commercial, training and tourism content for nonprofits, tourism boards, technology, healthcare and education clients.
What services does Mainspring Agency offer?
- Corporate and training video
- Documentary and brand storytelling
- Commercial production
- Tourism and destination content
- Monthly video subscriptions
Pricing
Public and specific. Their homepage states videos typically range from $8,000 to $120,000. Subscriptions run $3,200 a month for an Editing Pass, $6,400 for a Production Pass and $9,600 for Production Pass Pro, all on 12-month terms.
The Mainspring Agency advantage
They publish transparent subscription tiers with defined monthly deliverable counts, which almost nobody in corporate video does. Note that Clutch still shows older, lower figures, so use the numbers on their own site.
- Pricing: $8,000 to $120,000 per project, or subscriptions from $3,200 a month
- Based in: Carleton Place, Ontario, with Toronto, Ottawa and Gatineau
- Notable clients: The Ottawa Hospital, Destination Canada, PBS, Telus, L’Oréal Canada
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 13 reviews
- Best for: Nonprofits and mission-driven organisations wanting a predictable monthly output
12. VCM Interactive
A family-owned company near Toronto with three decades in business, doing corporate video, 2D and 3D animation, motion graphics and corporate photography for manufacturing, healthcare, nonprofit and government clients.
What services does VCM Interactive offer?
- Corporate video
- 2D and 3D animation
- Motion graphics
- Corporate photography
- Media duplication
Pricing
Public via their Clutch packages: $1,650 small, $2,500 medium and $5,000 large. Clutch lists a $1,000+ minimum at $100 to $149 an hour.
The VCM Interactive advantage
They publish fixed-price productised packages, which is rare in this category and easy to verify. This is the budget end of the list, and it is included deliberately: not every corporate video needs a five-figure budget.
- Pricing: Packages from $1,650. $1,000+ Clutch minimum
- Based in: Mississauga, Ontario
- Notable clients: Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Compass Group Canada, Lakeside Process Controls
- Reviews: 4.8 on Clutch from 23 reviews, the lowest rating on this list but from a decent sample
- Best for: Small budgets and straightforward corporate briefs
13. Lemonlight
A high-volume production company that has worked with more than 4,500 clients across retail, software, healthcare and education, with coverage in 80+ cities.
What services does Lemonlight offer?
- Corporate and brand video
- Social and paid ad creative
- Product video
- Multi-city shoots
- AI video production
Pricing
No public figures. They advertise transparent predetermined packages but publish no numbers, and their pricing page returns a 404. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum.
The Lemonlight advantage
Geographic coverage is the reason to use them. If you need the same video shot in eight cities in three weeks, very few companies on this list can do it and they can. Note that they now lead with AI video and a proprietary platform they say speeds production by over 40%.
- Pricing: No published figures. $5,000+ Clutch minimum
- Based in: Inglewood, California
- Notable clients: Disney, Amazon, Google, LEGO, Netflix
- Reviews: 4.9 on Clutch from roughly 47 reviews. Their G2 score comes from only two reviews, so treat it as noise
- Best for: Multi-location shoots and high volume where speed matters most
14. Demo Duck
A Chicago studio running since 2011, blending animation with live action for corporate clients across tech, healthcare, finance, insurance and nonprofit.
What services does Demo Duck offer?
- Animated explainers
- Live action corporate video
- Mixed media production
- Internal communications
Pricing
No public pricing. Clutch lists a $10,000+ minimum at $200 to $300 an hour, the highest hourly band on this list.
The Demo Duck advantage
A perfect 5.0 Clutch score maintained across more than a decade of trading, at a premium rate. You are paying for consistency rather than a discount.
- Pricing: No public pricing. $10,000+ minimum at $200 to $300 an hour
- Based in: Chicago, Illinois
- Notable clients: GEICO, Rippling, Google, Dropbox, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Northwestern Mutual
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 10 reviews
- Best for: One flagship corporate video where getting it right beats getting it cheap
15. Wyzowl
A UK company producing explainer, demo and testimonial videos for organisations from SMB to enterprise across software, healthcare and finance. Outside their client work they publish the annual State of Video Marketing report, which is where most video statistics on the internet originate.
What services does Wyzowl offer?
- Animated explainer videos
- Product demo videos
- Customer testimonial videos
- Corporate and training video
Pricing
Their homepage says explainers from $2,500 and demos from $2,000. Their explainer page says from £2,000. Their pricing page carries no figures at all. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum at $50 to $99 an hour.
The Wyzowl advantage
A recognised name at a mid-market price, with a genuine content asset behind it. Just pin down the number before you commit, given the inconsistency across their own pages.
- Pricing: From $2,500 per their homepage. $5,000+ Clutch minimum at $50 to $99 an hour
- Based in: Southport, England
- Notable clients: Capital One, JotForm, Mavenlink
- Reviews: 5.0 on Clutch from 14 reviews
- Best for: Mid-market budgets wanting a known name
What corporate video costs in 2026
| What you are buying | 2026 price range | Who does it |
|---|---|---|
| Productised corporate video package | $1,650 to $5,000 | VCM Interactive |
| Spokesperson video on a monthly plan | $2,000 to $3,000 a video | Videodeck |
| Standard corporate video project | $8,000 to $25,000 | Tetra Films, Mainspring, Fog Coast |
| Animated corporate explainer | $10,000 to $25,000 | Demo Duck, Wyzowl |
| Employer brand or documentary film | $25,000 to $75,000 | King Toledo, Casual |
| Multi-market global rollout | $50,000+ | Casual, Lemonlight |
| Monthly video subscription | $3,200 to $24,000 a month | Mainspring, Videodeck |
The widest gap in this category is between per-project and retainer pricing. A company buying one video a quarter pays the full cost of onboarding a crew every time. A company buying four a month pays it once.
Benefits of working with a corporate video production service
You get a crew without the headcount
A producer, videographer, editor, motion designer and sound engineer as salaried staff costs several hundred thousand a year before equipment. An agency retainer gives you the same roles for a fraction of that until your volume justifies hiring.
Consistency across everything you publish
The reason corporate video libraries look messy is that they were made by different people at different times. One supplier producing continuously gives you a single look across dozens of videos.
Speed you can plan around
Published turnaround is worth more than a fast one-off. If you know a video takes ten working days, you can build a launch calendar around it. If it takes somewhere between four and twelve weeks, you cannot.
Someone else owns the problem
Casting, location, licensing, captions, formats for six platforms and the file that will not upload to the intranet are all somebody's job. With an agency, that somebody is not you.
How to choose a corporate video company
- Match the type of work, not the showreel. Employer brand, training video and product launches need different skills. Ask for two examples of the exact thing you need.
- Get what is included in writing. Scripting, revisions, captions, versioning and licensing are where quoted and invoiced prices separate.
- Check the revision policy. Two rounds is standard. Unlimited within scope is better.
- Read reviews with their counts. A 5.0 from six reviews and a 4.8 from sixty are different claims.
- Confirm who is on camera and whether it is human. Several agencies now use AI presenters without leading with it. Ask directly.
- Ask what happens at volume. If you might need more than one video a quarter, ask for retainer pricing before you buy a single project.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a corporate video cost?
In 2026, a straightforward corporate video costs $8,000 to $25,000 per project. Productised packages start around $1,650. Videos produced on a monthly plan cost around $2,000 to $3,000 each. Employer brand and documentary films run $25,000 to $75,000.
How long does corporate video production take?
Four to eight weeks is typical for a project. Animation runs longer, at six to ten weeks. The fastest published turnaround in this list is under 10 working days on a monthly plan.
Should we use an agency or hire in-house?
In-house starts to make financial sense past roughly 15 to 20 videos a month. Below that, a retainer with an agency is cheaper, faster to start and easier to pause.
What is the difference between corporate video and marketing video?
Corporate video is usually made for people who already have a relationship with the company: employees, customers, investors, partners. Marketing video is made for people who do not. The production skills overlap, the writing does not.
Do we need a script before we approach an agency?
No, and most agencies would rather you did not bring one. What helps is knowing the audience, the single thing you want them to understand and where the video will be published.
Conclusion
If you need one high-end film a year, King Toledo, Casual or Demo Duck. If you need shoots in many cities, Lemonlight or Casual. If the budget is tight and the brief is simple, VCM Interactive or Fog Coast. If you need corporate video regularly, at a price you can forecast, with a real person on camera, that is what Videodeck is built for.
See the plans or book a call. If someone else on this list fits your brief better, we will tell you.
This article was updated for 2026
Here is what changed in the September 2026 update.
- Removed ANIMWOOD. They are a Kraków animation studio doing explainers, cartoon series and UI animation, not a corporate video production service.
- Removed ORBIS Production. Their homepage and about page give contradictory office lists and staff numbers, and their marquee client names could not be verified against their own testimonials.
- Removed Drop Media. Their positioning is outdoor and lifestyle brand content rather than corporate video, and several of their site pages return 404s.
- Added Lemonlight, Demo Duck and Wyzowl in their place.
- Corrected the Casual Films name. They now trade simply as Casual.
- Corrected Mainspring pricing. Their subscription tiers have risen above the figures still cached on Clutch. The numbers here come from their own site.
- Corrected the Loupe Theory domain to loupetheory.us, and the Tetra Films domain to tetrafilms.ca.
- Refreshed every price from each company's own public pages or Clutch profile.
- Updated Videodeck pricing to the current average of around $2,500 a video, and replaced the video examples with recent Mercury, ActiveCampaign and Chili Piper work.
- Added a comparison table, a 2026 cost breakdown, a selection checklist and an FAQ section.
