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By Melon Media · Published July 5, 2026 · Updated October 10, 2026 · 2 min read

Toronto Real Estate Media Budget: Photos, Video, Drone and Reels

Toronto Real Estate Media Budget: Photos, Video, Drone and Reels

A Toronto listing media budget should cover the information buyers need and the files your campaign will use. Start with the property presentation, then decide whether photography, video, a floor plan, interactive tour or aerial footage answers each question. A large bundle is useful only when its contents match that plan.

Allocate the budget by job

  • Show condition and features: a considered set of interior and exterior photographs.
  • Explain layout: an appropriately described floor plan or interactive tour.
  • Show room connections: a filmed property sequence.
  • Explain site context: ground-level exterior coverage and, where feasible, aerials.
  • Introduce the listing socially: a deliberately framed short edit with an accurate opening.

Use these jobs to remove duplicate scope. A photo-based video is not another on-site shoot, and an interactive tour is not the same deliverable as a filmed video.

Use current provider prices, not a generic city average

For Melon Media, compare the current Photo Only, Video Only and Photo + Video service pages. They separate production methods and property-size bands. The prices shown are provider-specific; they are not a survey of Toronto competitors.

On the combined package page reviewed on October 10, 2026, the 3,000 sq ft and under band lists Signature at CAD $1,200 and Luxury at CAD $1,000 before applicable tax. Their video approaches differ. Consult the live page for the current scope, size band and price before booking.

Keep add-ons and ongoing costs visible

Ask which services are included and which are optional. Extra formats, presenter recording, another visit, special access, travel, tour hosting or later re-edits may require a separate scope. Aerial footage depends on flight feasibility; agree on alternatives and charges if it cannot be captured.

Photo and video outputs can have different delivery dates. Build the launch schedule from the agreed timing of each deliverable rather than assuming the first gallery means the whole package is complete.

Check the final booking summary

Confirm the selected service, property size, address, outputs, revision allowance, taxes and payment terms before payment. Request a custom quote for requirements outside the listed bands or scope. Do not assume a past blog price or another property’s order applies to the current project.

Track what the campaign actually uses

Record where each asset is published and which enquiries refer to it. Compare useful engagement with the production and distribution spend. The media can explain the listing more clearly, but it does not guarantee a sale price, number of offers or time on market.

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