Pricing
Every family project is a little different. The prices below are starting points to help you estimate your project. If you have a large collection, mixed media, or special requests, I'm happy to provide a custom quote with no obligation.
Starting points
These starting points help you get a realistic sense of the project, then the final quote can match what you actually have.
Video tapes
Starting at $15 per tape
Most family projects range from $150 to $500, depending on the number and type of media.
USB drives available upon request.
Bulk discounts available.
Film reels
Small reels
$20 each
Large reels
$45 each
Includes digital delivery.
Photos, slides, and negatives
Request a custom quote based on quantity, condition, and how the originals are organized.
This works well for loose photo boxes, albums, slides, negatives, and mixed family archive projects.
Audio
Audio cassettes
$20 each
Microcassettes
Custom quote
Delivery options
Bulk projects
Contact me for discounted pricing.
Mail-in customers
Simply mail your media after we confirm the project. I'll digitize everything and safely return your originals.
Instant estimate
Add what you think you have. The final quote can account for bulk discounts, condition, mixed formats, and special requests.
Build a rough starting estimate, then send the details for a no-obligation quote.
Need something different?
Some customers only have one tape. Others have decades of family memories. If your project does not fit the pricing above, do not worry.
Send me a message with a few photos of what you have, and I will put together a custom quote with no obligation.
Upload a photo of your tapes, film reels, or photos. I will identify the media for you and provide a free quote. No obligation.
If you have received a quote from another local media digitization service, let me know. While I may not always be able to match every price, I will do my best to provide strong value with professional service, clear communication, and high-quality digital delivery.
Pricing is intentionally simple because most people are not buying a generic product. They are trying to preserve memories, identify old formats, and choose a delivery option their family will actually use.
Photo identification welcome
Whether it is one tape or a full family archive, the first step is a clear, no-pressure quote.