There are a lot of video agencies that specialise in corporate video, and choosing between them can get overwhelming pretty quickly.

What we’ve found, though, is that many of them are quite different from one another. Some specialise in large-scale live-action productions, while others focus on animation, commercial work, training content, or B2B storytelling.

Pricing varies just as much. Depending on the agency and the scope of the project, you could be looking at anything from a few thousand dollars to a six-figure production.

So rather than simply giving you another list of agencies, think of this guide as a tool to help you build a shortlist, compare your options, and figure out which corporate video agency is the right fit for your project.

The best corporate video production companies‍

One thing worth mentioning before we get into the list: all of the information in the table below comes from publicly available information on each agency’s website and their profiles on platforms such as Clutch and G2. Pricing, services and ratings can change, so treat them as a starting point rather than a final quote.

And the biggest difference between these agencies isn't really their ratings. Most of them score extremely well. It's what they're actually built to produce.

Some lean heavily towards live-action production, while others combine live action with animation, e-learning, photography or other creative services. We’re more animation-focused, particularly for corporate content that needs to explain software, processes, training or information that isn't easy to film.

Budgets vary quite a bit too. Some agencies publish starting prices of just a few thousand dollars, while others work on much larger productions that can run well into five or even six figures.

So when you're comparing the companies below, we wouldn't focus too much on who has a 4.9 versus a 5.0. Start with what you actually need to make, then look at which agency is built to make it.

How we put this list together

How we researched the other agencies

We didn't want to build this list based on ratings alone. Google and Clutch were a useful starting point, but we also did our own due diligence on every agency that made the shortlist.

We looked at their ratings and review volume, portfolios, past clients, specialities, and available pricing. We also checked that each company is currently active and reviewed pricing information from Clutch alongside prices published on their own websites where available.

And because a five-star rating doesn't necessarily tell you how good the actual work is, we went a step further. We shared the shortlisted portfolios with our senior animator and editor, who reviewed the work from a production perspective and discussed the overall quality with us.

So the companies here aren't included simply because they have strong ratings. We also looked at the quality of the work they actually produce, the clients they've worked with, and what they specialise in to give you a more useful comparison.

What we want to answer

Before we start researching, we decide exactly what we want the research to answer. It gives us a clear structure for what to look for and stops us from collecting information that isn't actually useful when you're comparing agencies.

For every company on this list, we wanted to answer four things:

• Who are they best for?
• What do they actually specialise in?
• What does working with them typically cost?
• Why might you shortlist them?

Those four questions shaped the information we collected, the portfolios we reviewed, and ultimately how we've compared each agency throughout this guide.

14 corporate video production companies to consider

1. Motion The Agency

Best for: Animated corporate video and ongoing video production

Production focus: 2D animation, 3D animation and motion design

Pricing: From $3,480

Best suited to: Training, onboarding, internal communications, company profiles and ongoing corporate content

Why consider us?

We're an animation and motion-design agency, so we're a little different from many of the production companies on this list that lean more heavily towards live action. Our work combines 2D animation, 3D animation and motion graphics, depending on what the project actually needs rather than sticking to one particular style.

That makes us particularly useful when the subject isn't easy to physically film. Software, workflows, data, policies, processes and more abstract ideas can all be built visually from scratch, giving us more control over how the information is explained.

2. Sparkhouse

Best for: Cinematic live-action corporate video

Production focus: Live-action corporate, commercial, product and ecommerce video

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project, with website pricing starting from $7,500

Best suited to: Corporate films, commercial campaigns, product videos and projects where polished live-action production is central to the brief

Why consider them?

Sparkhouse is primarily a live-action production company, making them quite different from animation-led agencies on this list. Their work spans corporate video, commercials, product content and ecommerce, so they're particularly suited to projects where filming real people, products or environments is an important part of the story.

They also have one of the strongest review profiles in our research, with a 5.0 combined rating across 323 reviews. Their published pricing starts at $7,500, while Clutch indicates a typical project size of around $10,000–$49,000.

Their past work

Sparkhouse has worked with companies including Denso, NZXT, Teracube and Novamex.

Their portfolio and production focus make them worth considering if you're looking for a polished, cinematic live-action approach rather than an animation-first corporate video.

3. ORBIS Production

Best for: High-end corporate and brand films

Production focus: Live-action commercial, brand, corporate and documentary films, as well as live events

Pricing: $50K–$199K for a typical project, with a Clutch minimum of $10K+

Best suited to: Premium corporate films, brand storytelling, commercials, documentaries and projects where high-end live-action production is a priority

Why consider them?

ORBIS Production sits towards the premium end of the companies we researched. Their work is heavily focused on high-end live-action production, covering everything from corporate and brand films to commercials, documentaries and live events.

That positioning is reflected in their project sizes. While their Clutch minimum starts at $10,000, their typical project range is significantly higher at $50,000–$199,000. So they're less likely to be the right option for a smaller corporate video, but worth considering when the brief calls for a larger production and the budget is there to support it.

They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 261 reviews, giving them one of the strongest review profiles in our research.

Their past work

ORBIS Production has worked with brands including Christian Dior Couture, AstraZeneca, Armani Beauty, Rare Beauty and Vimeo.

Their combination of recognisable global clients, strong reviews and significantly higher typical project budgets makes them a particularly relevant option for companies looking for a premium, cinematic live-action production.

4. Think Branded Media

Best for: Branded corporate and leadership video

Production focus: Branded video, commercials, testimonials, events, leadership and product video

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project

Best suited to: Leadership videos, testimonials, branded corporate films, event content and projects that sit between corporate communication and branded storytelling

Why consider them?

Think Branded Media is a good option when you want a corporate video to feel less traditionally corporate and more like branded content. Their production work covers leadership videos and testimonials alongside commercials, product videos and event content.

That mix makes them particularly relevant when the message is corporate, but the execution still needs a stronger storytelling or brand-led approach. Their typical projects fall within the $10,000–$49,000 range.

They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 149 reviews, giving them another strong review profile among the agencies we researched.

Their past work

Think Branded Media has worked with brands including Modelo, Patagonia, Hennessy, Ben E. Keith, Big Ass Fans, Sotheby’s and Entrust.

They're worth considering if your project sits somewhere between traditional corporate communication and branded storytelling, particularly when real people, leadership or customer stories are central to the video.

5. Signature Video Group

Best for: Documentary-style B2B storytelling

Production focus: Client stories, corporate films and cinematic B2B storytelling

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical Clutch project, with most budgets ranging from $25K–$250K according to their website

Best suited to: Customer stories, company stories and B2B videos where interviews, real people and documentary-style storytelling are central to the project

Why consider them?

Signature Video Group stands out for its documentary-style approach to B2B storytelling. Rather than simply producing a polished corporate film, their focus is on using real people and their stories to communicate something about the company.

That makes them particularly relevant for projects where interviews and human stories need to carry the narrative, such as client stories or company films.

Their typical Clutch project falls between $10,000–$49,000, although their own website says most budgets range from $25,000–$250,000. That's useful to know upfront if you're deciding whether they're realistically within your budget.

They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 110 reviews.

Their past work

Signature Video Group has worked with companies including Amazon, Coca-Cola, Autodesk, Samsung, Microsoft, Deloitte and Intel.

They're worth considering if you're looking for a cinematic B2B video built around real people and documentary-style storytelling, rather than a more traditional corporate production.

6. LocalEyes Video Production

Best for: Marketing-led B2B corporate video

Production focus: Testimonials, explainers, training, corporate and branded video

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project, with website pricing starting from $2,500

Best suited to: B2B companies that need corporate video alongside testimonials, explainers, training content and broader marketing videos

Why consider them?

LocalEyes Video Production has a broader B2B and marketing-video focus than some of the more traditional corporate production companies on this list. Their work covers testimonials, explainers and branded content alongside corporate and training videos.

That makes them worth considering if your video needs aren't limited to internal or company communications. For example, you might need a training video now but also expect to produce testimonials, explainers or other marketing content with the same production partner later.

Their typical project size on Clutch falls between $10,000–$49,000, while their website lists projects starting from $2,500, giving them a wider entry point depending on the scope.

They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 106 reviews.

Their past work

LocalEyes Video Production has worked with companies and organisations including Microsoft, Amazon, Gucci, Coca-Cola, USC, NewAir and Frank Recruitment.

They're worth considering if you're looking for a production partner that can handle corporate video while also supporting broader B2B and marketing-video needs.

7. RaffertyWeiss Media

Best for: Corporate, training, government and nonprofit video

Production focus: Live-action corporate and training video

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project, with website pricing ranging from roughly $5K–$100K+

Best suited to: Corporate training, government communications, nonprofit content and live-action projects where experience working with large or regulated organisations matters

Why consider them?

RaffertyWeiss Media stands out for its experience across corporate, government and nonprofit production. Their work is primarily live action, with a particular focus on corporate communications and training content.

That background makes them especially relevant for organisations where the subject matter may be more formal or complex, or where the production needs to work within the requirements of a large institution.

Their typical project size falls between $10,000–$49,000, while their website indicates a much broader range of roughly $5,000–$100,000+, depending on the scope of the production.

They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 91 reviews.

Their past work

RaffertyWeiss Media has worked with organisations including Lockheed Martin, Amtrak, AARP, CDC, the Department of Justice and Gallup.

They're worth considering if you need a live-action production partner with experience across corporate, government and nonprofit environments, particularly for training or communications-led projects.

8. Wyzowl

Best for: Animated corporate and explainer videos

Production focus: Animated explainer videos and testimonial content

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project, with website pricing starting from £2,000

Best suited to: Corporate explainers, animated training content and projects where animation is a better fit than traditional live-action production

Why consider them?

Wyzowl stands out from most of the companies in our research because they're primarily built around animation. In fact, they're the only one among the 13 external agencies we researched where animation is the main production focus rather than an additional capability alongside live action.

That makes them particularly relevant if you've already decided that animation is the right format for your corporate video and want to compare specialist animation partners rather than traditional production crews.

Their typical project size on Clutch falls between $10,000–$49,000, while their website lists pricing starting from £2,000, depending on the type and scope of the project.

They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 89 reviews.

Their past work

Wyzowl has worked with companies including Capital One, JotForm, Mavenlink, Ramada, Paymentshield, Act! and Limoges Beauty.

They're worth considering if you're looking specifically for an animation-focused production company, particularly for corporate explainers and other content where ideas need to be communicated visually rather than filmed.

9. Feel Right Inc.

Best for: Consumer-focused branded and commercial video

Production focus: Live-action commercials, branded content and consumer product video

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project

Best suited to: Companies that need commercial or branded content alongside some corporate video production

Why consider them?

Feel Right Inc. is a little different from some of the more corporate-focused companies on this list. Based on our research, corporate video represents only around 10–15% of their overall work, with a much stronger emphasis on consumer product advertising and branded content.

That could actually be useful if your video needs sit somewhere between corporate communication and commercial content, particularly if you want the same production partner to handle both.

Their typical project size falls between $10,000–$49,000, and they have a 5.0 combined rating across 83 reviews.

Their past work

Unlike some of the other agencies in our research, Feel Right doesn't prominently list many named clients on its own website. Their Clutch work does show experience across areas including consumer electronics, baby products and car rental, although the companies aren't publicly named.

They're worth considering if you want a consumer and brand-led production style with some corporate capability, but may be less relevant if your main requirement is purely internal communication, training or other traditional corporate content.

10. Snowy Peak Films

Best for: Commercial and branded video with corporate capabilities

Production focus: Live-action commercials, branded content and corporate video

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project, with website packages starting from $5K

Best suited to: Companies that need commercial or branded video alongside occasional corporate content

Why consider them?

Snowy Peak Films leans more towards commercial and branded production than traditional corporate video. According to our research, around 60% of their work is commercial, with corporate video representing a smaller part of their overall production mix.

That makes them particularly relevant if you're looking for a production partner that can bring a more commercial or brand-led approach to corporate content, or if your wider video requirements include both corporate and marketing work.

Their typical project size falls between $10,000–$49,000, while their website offers packages starting from around $5,000. They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 81 reviews.

Their past work

Snowy Peak Films has worked with organisations including Mesa Solutions, McCarthy Companies, OneRoom, RadiaSoft and Wolf Action Fund, based on the client work identified in our research.

They're worth considering if you need commercial and branded production alongside corporate capabilities, but may be less specialised for companies looking primarily for internal communications, training or other corporate-first content.

11. Brandefy

Best for: Commercials, product promos and mixed-format video

Production focus: Commercials, brand videos, product promos, animated explainers and testimonials

Pricing: Typically under $10K per project, with a Clutch minimum of $1K+

Best suited to: Companies looking for a broader mix of commercial, corporate and animated content at a lower typical project value

Why consider them?

Brandefy offers a broader mix of video formats than many of the more specialised agencies on this list. Their capabilities span commercials and product promos through to testimonials and animated explainers, which could make them useful if you don't want to work with a different production company for every type of video.

Price is another noticeable difference. Their typical projects come in at under $10,000, with a Clutch minimum of $1,000+, putting them at a lower typical project value than many of the agencies higher up this list.

They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 73 reviews.

Their past work

Brandefy has worked with organisations including FOX, Yahoo, Verizon, Unilever, UCLA, Kaiser, the City of Los Angeles, Takeya, Anastasia and Funding Circle.

They're worth considering if you're looking for different types of video from the same production partner while working with a more accessible typical project budget.

12. 2BIG Production

Best for: Corporate, factory and expo video

Production focus: Corporate video, commercial production, motion graphics, factory showcases and expo videos

Pricing: Typically under $10K per project, with company-profile videos starting from $5K

Best suited to: Companies that need to showcase physical facilities, manufacturing processes, factories, products or events

Why consider them?

2BIG Production has one of the more distinctive specialities on this list. Alongside traditional corporate and commercial production, they have experience creating factory showcases and expo videos, making them particularly relevant for companies that actually need to show where and how their products are made.

Their motion-graphics capabilities also mean they aren't limited entirely to filmed footage, which can be useful when a physical production needs additional visual explanation.

Their typical projects come in at under $10,000, while company-profile videos start from around $5,000 on their website. They also have a 5.0 combined rating across 68 reviews.

Their past work

2BIG Production has worked with companies including Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Hilton, Marriott, Kawasaki, Nitori, ZWSOFT, AEON and Go-Pak.

They're worth considering if your corporate video needs to put factories, manufacturing facilities, physical processes or events at the centre of the story, rather than relying primarily on interviews or animation.

13. Digital Brew

Best for: Branded and animated explainer video

Production focus: Animated explainers, branded content and live-action video

Pricing: $10K–$49K for a typical project, with explainer videos starting from $8K

Best suited to: Companies looking for a mix of animation, branded storytelling and live-action production

Why consider them?

Digital Brew sits in an interesting middle ground between animation and live action. Rather than specialising entirely in one production style, they create animated explainers alongside branded and live-action content.

That makes them particularly useful if you're not looking for a purely animation-focused agency but still want animation to be a significant part of the production. It also gives companies more flexibility if their video needs are likely to span different formats over time.

Their typical projects fall between $10,000–$49,000, while their website lists explainer videos starting from around $8,000. They have a 4.95 combined rating across 75 reviews.

Their past work

Digital Brew has worked with companies including Cisco, Bentley and HubSpot.

They're worth considering if you're looking for a production partner that can move between animated explainers, branded content and live action, rather than committing to one production style.

14. MultiVision Digital

Best for: Professional services and industrial corporate video

Production focus: Corporate explainers, motion graphics, social video and live-action production

Pricing: Typically under $10K per project, with website pricing ranging from $5K–$20K

Best suited to: Professional services, manufacturing and industrial companies that need straightforward corporate video across multiple formats

Why consider them?

MultiVision Digital has a particularly strong focus on professional services and industrial businesses, including law, accounting and manufacturing. That gives them a different profile from many of the brand and commercial-focused production companies on this list.

Their capabilities span live-action corporate video, explainers, motion graphics and social content, so they can support companies that need more than one type of video without moving into large-scale commercial production.

Their typical projects on Clutch come in at under $10,000, while their website indicates project budgets of around $5,000–$20,000. They have a 4.9 combined rating across 107 reviews.

Their past work

MultiVision Digital has worked with companies including Mueller Water Products, Dymax, Haydon, Gartner, Justia and Breather.

They're worth considering if you work in professional services, manufacturing or another industrial sector and want a production partner familiar with turning more technical or business-focused subjects into clear corporate video.

How much do corporate video production companies charge?

We've talked about what each agency is good at and the kind of work they've done. Now for the part that's probably going to matter just as much when you're building your shortlist: how much they cost.

We did some digging and pulled together the pricing we could find from each agency's Clutch and G2 profiles, as well as prices they've published on their own websites.

Just keep in mind that this isn't a perfect apples-to-apples comparison. Some agencies share a starting price, some give a typical project range, and others only publish pricing for certain services.

So don't take these numbers as a quote. Think of them as a useful starting point for figuring out which agencies are likely to fit your budget before you reach out.

Starting price isn't necessarily what you'll spend

We did some digging and pulled together the pricing we could find from each agency's Clutch and G2 profiles, as well as prices they've published on their own websites.

But there's an important catch here. These numbers are better thought of as starting points than fixed prices.

As we covered in our “What Does Corporate Video Cost?” guide, there are quite a few things that can change the final price, from the length and production style to the number of filming days, locations, animation complexity and deliverables.

That's also why you might see an agency advertise production from a few thousand dollars on its website, while clients on Clutch typically report spending $10,000–$49,000 with them.

So use the comparison below to get a sense of where each agency sits on budget, rather than what your exact project will cost. these are the things that influence pricing:

• Script
• Storyboard
• Creative direction
• Filming
• Animation
• Voiceover
• Music
• Revisions
• Additional formats
• Post-production

What should you check before requesting a quote?

Price is obviously important, but what you're actually getting for that price matters just as much. Two agencies might quote similar numbers while including completely different things in the project.

Before you commit, here are a few things worth checking:

• What's actually included? Does the price cover scripting, storyboarding, creative direction, filming or animation, voiceover, music, sound design and final editing? Or will some of those be charged separately?
• How many revisions do you get? This is particularly important for corporate video, where feedback might need to go through several stakeholders before anything gets approved.
• What's the turnaround? Ask for a realistic production timeline from kickoff to final delivery, especially if you're working towards a launch, event or internal deadline.
• What deliverables are included? A finished 16:9 video might only be the starting point. Check whether the quote also includes vertical 9:16 versions, cutdowns, subtitles, localisation, different voiceovers, audio files or source files if you need them.
• Who owns the assets? This is particularly important with animation. Ask whether you'll own the final video, project files, illustrations, characters, and other reusable design assets once the project is finished. If you're planning to create more videos later, having access to those assets can make future production much easier.

Basically, don't compare quotes based on the final number alone. Look at what each agency is actually delivering for that number, because the cheaper quote isn't necessarily cheaper once all the extras you need are added on.

Which corporate video company should you choose?

The right company really depends on what you're trying to make. If you need to explain software, workflows, training, policies or anything that isn't easy to put in front of a camera, that's where we're particularly strong at Motion The Agency. We use 2D, 3D and motion design to build those ideas visually, and for companies producing corporate content regularly, our subscription and Creative Credits also give you an alternative to commissioning every video as a separate project.

But animation isn't always the answer. If real people, locations and cinematic storytelling are central to the project, ORBIS Production, Signature Video Group or Sparkhouse may be a better fit. For more specialised requirements, 2BIG Production and MultiVision Digital stand out for industrial and manufacturing video, while several of the agencies above have strong experience across training, internal communications and leadership content. Ultimately, we'd start with what you need to communicate and how often you need to produce it, then choose the company built around that kind of work.

If you need videos regularly: Try Motion The Agency

One thing we've learned from working on corporate video is that it's rarely a one-and-done type of content. As we covered in our Corporate Video 101 guide, there are lots of different types, and they're often speaking to completely different people. One video might be for partners and leadership, while the next is onboarding new employees or explaining a process to an internal team.

That's why we don't really believe in one corporate video that somehow does everything. And if you know you'll need content throughout the year, commissioning every video separately isn't always the most practical way to work either.

At Motion The Agency, we offer 12-month subscriptions and Creative Credits for exactly that reason. Subscriptions give you ongoing creative support for a more consistent pipeline, while Creative Credits work better when your needs come in bursts around campaigns, launches or internal initiatives. Either way, you get a team that already knows your brand, without having to hire internally or onboard a new freelancer every time another video comes up.

Our work with Obrizum

One of our biggest corporate video projects has been our two-year partnership with Obrizum, where we supported around 70% of their internal communication video needs and created content for both Obrizum and their clients.

The work covered different audiences and purposes, from employee onboarding and L&D to company profiles and client training. Because we worked together continuously, we were also able to build reusable animation assets and become familiar with their brand, making future projects faster and more consistent.

Across the partnership, we delivered:

• 108 videos
• 24-month partnership
• Onboarding videos
• Training & L&D content
• Company profile videos
• Client training
• Reusable animation assets
• Turnaround as fast as 24 hours

Conclusion

There isn't really one best corporate video production company for every project. As you can probably see from this list, the agencies we've researched are good at very different things.

Some are built for large-scale cinematic productions, others specialise in branded content, manufacturing or professional services, and some, like us, are much more focused on animation and ongoing video production. Pricing varies just as much, so the right choice isn't necessarily the agency with the highest rating or the lowest starting price. It's the one that's actually set up to make the kind of video you need.

If animation feels like the right direction for your project, or you know you're going to need multiple videos throughout the year, that's where we'd love to help. You can take a look at our corporate video work, or get a free custom sample to see what we could create for your brand before committing to a project.