You can ask PMP to photograph one product. You do not need to wait until you have a full range or a large campaign budget before getting in touch.
No minimum spend does not mean every image has the same price. The estimate still reflects the product, views, preparation and finishing required. A single reflective item can involve more work than several straightforward products.
Make the first set useful
Think about the questions the first images need to answer. A clear main view and a relevant detail may be more useful than several similar angles. If the launch also needs a banner or social crop, tell us before capture.
You can bring a rough brief. A product link, size, material and intended uses give us enough context to start discussing a suitable scope.
Use a small shoot to establish the look
One representative product can help agree camera angle, background, shadow, crop and retouching before you extend the style to a range. Keep the approved reference with the brief for later additions.
Choose a representative sample rather than the easiest item if the rest of the range has more difficult surfaces or construction. That makes the first project a more useful guide to future work.
Keep the practical details clear
Send clean, labelled samples with the required accessories. Mention any temporary packaging or prototype differences. Confirm the deadline for usable files, the reviewer and the return arrangements.
Ask which deliverables are included, especially if you need transparent backgrounds, graphics or multiple formats. A small scope benefits from the same clarity as a larger one.
Add work when there is a reason
Once the first set is in use, look for missing information or new placements. You may need a lifestyle image, a detail view or a campaign variation. You may also find that the original set already does the job well.
Share your product with PMP and we can suggest a practical starting point. For an overview of the process, see how a product shoot works.
