How much do infographics cost?
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How much do good quality infographics cost? And where can I get them made?
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Hello,
If you are willing to provide more details rather than just the idea, you can get a good quality one for around $300. The graphics are important but the information flow is just as important. I think to get a good infographic done, the planning and research could take longer than the actual design. So if you are under a tight budget, providing detailed information on how you want to infographic to flow would allow you to cut cost significantly.
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Hi Harry,
I've been working with a company called Killer Infographics. The infographic was great and the cost was approx $750. Examples can be found here.
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The real cost can be in developing the content to be displayed. You could spend several days researching and designing - and that's before you hire or spend time on the design.
The best stuff usually requires some digging.
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Thanks for that! Those guys look brilliant. I will have to get in touch with them. Thank you!
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Hi Harry
have seen these guys advertised recently: http://infographicdesignteam.com/ The site gives you an idea of cost ($399 and up) and they have done some pretty awesome infographics recently that you may well recognize. Not used them yet, but thinking about it and looking for alternatives that I will post.
Cheers
Simon
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