Landscape rendering cost: what affects pricing
Cost drivers, scope factors, and how to request an accurate quote.
Last updated: February 6, 2026
Key takeaways
- Pricing is scoped per project, not per template.
- Site size, materials, and views drive effort.
- Clear inputs lead to faster, more accurate quotes.
Main pricing factors
Pricing depends on the scope, size, and level of detail.
- Site size and area to model.
- Number of views and camera angles.
- Detail level, materials, and lighting.
- Timeline or rush requirements.
What makes a scope complex
Some projects require more modeling and refinement.
- Steep grades, retaining walls, and drainage.
- Custom structures or water features.
- Dense planting plans or specialty materials.
How to get an accurate quote
Provide clear inputs so we can scope the project correctly.
- Current site photos.
- Measurements or a site plan.
- Design notes and material preferences.
- Desired deliverables and target dates.
Value vs in-house production
Outsourcing saves time and keeps your team focused on build work.
- Avoid software training and licensing.
- Reduce internal modeling backlog.
- Maintain consistent proposal quality.
When to use renders
Prioritize visuals where clarity impacts approval and revenue.
- High-ticket upgrades or add-ons.
- Multiple design options for client choice.
- Scopes with complex materials or layouts.
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Pricing FAQs
Do you offer fixed packages?
Pricing is scoped per project based on complexity.
Can you quote multiple options?
Yes. We can price alternate material or layout options.
Are rush timelines available?
Yes. Priority timelines can be accommodated when needed.
What is included in a quote?
Scope review, render deliverables, and revision rounds.
What should I submit for accurate pricing?
Provide site photos, measurements, design notes, and target deliverables.
Does project complexity change pricing?
Yes. Complex grading, structures, or materials increase modeling time.