Drone Real Estate Photography in Oklahoma City
Show the lot, the land and the neighborhood. Drone photos from $60 when you add them to a shoot.
Some listings can't be sold from the ground
From the driveway, a few acres in Edmond just looks like trees. From the air, a buyer can see the size of the lot, the tree line, the road frontage and where the house sits. For the right property, it's the most important photo in the listing.
We fly most of our shots lower than you'd expect, just above the roofline and facing the front of the house. That way buyers see a home instead of a roof.
When it's worth it
- Acreage and big lots
- Pools, shops, guest houses and outdoor living
- Homes near downtown, a lake, a golf course or a park
- Corner lots, cul-de-sacs and homes that back up to green space
We wrote a full guide on when a listing needs drone photos. If we don't think a drone will help your listing, we'll tell you.
Pricing
- Drone photos: $125 on their own, +$60 added to a photo shoot
- Drone video: $175 on its own, +$75 as an add-on
- Every package includes drone photos, starting with Essentials at $199
Wind and airspace
Oklahoma wind is the biggest factor. On very windy days, the drone stays on the ground, and we'll work with you on a new time. Homes close to Will Rogers, Wiley Post, Tinker Air Force Base or Westheimer Airport in Norman can take extra clearance to fly over, and some can't be flown at all. We check before the shoot and tell you up front.
Listings we've shot around the metro
A mix of aerial and exterior work from real listings in the OKC metro.
Before you book.
$125 on their own, or $60 added to a photo shoot. All of our packages include them.
Yes. Drone video is $175 on its own, or $75 as an add-on.
We'll let you know and work with you on a new time. A soft, shaky drone shot won't help your listing.
Most homes, yes. Some close to airports or Tinker need extra clearance or can't be flown. We check before the shoot and tell you up front.