Every project follows the same four-phase process. Every phase has a clear deliverable and a clear decision. Nothing is left to assumption.
We lock scope in writing: deliverables, resolution, camera angles, revision rounds, delivery date. You sign, we begin. Price does not change after this point unless you request additional scope — and any change is documented before work continues.
We model the architecture and composition in untextured "clay" form. This is where you approve camera angle, framing, and composition — BEFORE we invest render time in materials and lighting. Catching composition issues here saves revisions later.
We apply materials, lighting, and environment. You see the first textured render. This is where most real design conversations happen — "can the floor be warmer?", "can we test a cloudier sky?". Revision round 1 lives here.
Final color-grading, last revision round if needed, and delivery in all requested formats. 5K print-ready stills, web-optimized JPGs, vertical crops for social. If we promised a date, we deliver on that date.
The #1 reason developers hate working with rendering studios is unclear revision terms. Here is exactly how we handle it — no fine print, no exceptions.
This is what "Zero Surprises" actually means.
Not a slogan. A contract clause.
"Zero Surprises" is a specific commitment, not a marketing line.