Corporate Motion Graphics FAQs
How Much Does It Cost?
Gisteo’s full-service motion graphics productions start at $4,000 for the first 60 seconds, with $500 per additional 30 seconds, prorated. This includes discovery, script development, storyboard, voiceover, illustration, animation, music and sound effects.
Complex animation, extensive 3D and other special requirements are quoted separately. See our current pricing and package details.
Can You Work Without Characters?
Yes. Motion graphics can explain your business through animated text, diagrams, icons, product screens and illustrations, with no cartoon characters required. We choose the visual approach around your message and your brand.
How Long Does Production Take?
Our standard full-service process typically takes 5–6 weeks, depending on length, complexity and review timing. We move through discovery, script, storyboard, voiceover and animation, with approval at each stage.
For a shorter schedule, our Fast Pass option typically takes 2–3 weeks. We confirm the schedule before production begins.
Do You Handle Scripts and Revisions?
Yes. Our full-service package includes discovery, script development and storyboard planning. We work through the message and visual approach before animation starts.
Revisions are included within each production stage. Changes to a stage you have already approved can require additional work and fees; we discuss those with you before proceeding.
Can You Use Our Screens and Footage?
Yes. We can combine motion graphics with approved product screenshots, screen recordings, photographs and filmed footage. Supply current assets and identify the details that must remain accurate.
We plan how those elements fit into the story so viewers can follow the explanation without being overwhelmed by a full interface or too much information at once.
How Do You Match Our Brand?
We use your brand guidelines, approved logo files, colors, typography and reference materials to establish the visual direction. The storyboard gives you an opportunity to review the design before animation begins.
The goal is a consistent visual language across the video, including any diagrams, illustrations, product screens and supporting footage.





































