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Lifestyle product photography for CPG brands

Your product in a real kitchen, a real bag, a real hand. Lifestyle photos shot alongside your social video, so one shoot day fills the feed and the ads.

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The short answer

Lifestyle product photography shows the product being used by people, in places your shopper lives. At Snackables it comes with every package: 8 photos on BITE ($5,000), 10 on SNACK ($8,000), 12 on MUNCH ($12,000) and 15 on FEAST ($15,000), shot at the same shoot as your video, with talent from our creator network.

Lifestyle vs product photography

Product photography isolates the product: clean background, every label readable, for a site or a marketplace. Lifestyle photography puts it in a scene with people. Most CPG brands need both; social and ads run on lifestyle. See our product photography page and the most common product photography mistakes.

With models, without a studio

Our lifestyle photos use talent from our creator network in real homes and spaces, lit with what is there and a small kit. That is what makes them look like a moment, not an ad. It is also why lo fi photos are for social and ads, not retail packaging or a printed display.

What you get

Proof: ZBiotics

Results from one campaign for the probiotic drink ZBiotics.

28.8MTotal reach
+203%Engagement lift, creator led UGC vs baseline
15K+New Instagram followers

Brands we have made content for include adidas, ZBiotics, Flojo, Joon, Leisure, Graymatter, WTRMLN, The Carry, Path, FTL, Klass Vida, OKAPA, SETT and LASSO.

Recent work for Joon, The Carry, Graymatter and Path.

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What each rate creates

Every package runs on shoot days. Our production team, iPhone and lighting kit, editing, talent from our creator network and organic usage are included. Two month minimum, then month to month. No retainer.

BITE

$5,000 a month

6 lo fi videos and 8 lifestyle photos from one shoot day. iPhone, a real home, real people using your product. Made for your feed and paid social testing.

SNACK

$8,000 a month

8 lo fi videos, 10 photos and 2 creator UGC videos from one shoot day. More volume for the feed, plus creator videos cut to run as ads.

MUNCH

$12,000 a month

8 lo fi, 3 hi fi videos, 12 photos and 3 UGC across two shoot days. The hi fi day is styled and lit hero video for launches.

FEAST

$15,000 a month

10 lo fi, 4 hi fi, 15 photos and 6 UGC across two shoot days. The most volume and the most creator UGC of any package.

What a lo fi rate is not. Lo fi days do not include food styling for camera, studio lighting, retail or product page formats, 4K or TV. Styled, lit hero work lives in the MUNCH and FEAST hi fi days. Retail sets, custom packaging and product page video are a different kind of production, and we quote them on their own.

Questions

How much does lifestyle product photography cost?

At Snackables photos come inside a monthly package: $5,000 for 8 photos and 6 videos, up to $15,000 for 15 photos, 14 videos and 6 UGC. Two month minimum.

Can we book photos without video?

Our packages pair photos and video from the same shoot day. Ask us if you need a photo only project and we will tell you if it fits.

Do you provide models?

Yes. Talent comes from our creator network and is included in the package.

Can the photos be used on packaging or in store?

Lo fi lifestyle photos are made for social and ads. Packaging, retail and print are a different production, quoted on their own.

Tell us what you are launching

We come back with a shoot date, a price and a one page brief. Our producers are in Austin and Los Angeles, and we travel for the right shoot.

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