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A Devenir Network Series Pricing Guideline · Prepared for Fred Boothby

Your Mavericks. Your Stories.
A Series You Own.

Hey Fred, appreciated our phone call. Your instincts are sharp and your insights go straight to the heart of what matters. I was genuinely impressed. As discussed, here's a quick look on the business model and what your dollars buy, the way I'd walk through it if we were sitting across the table: the real production budget, where the money goes once the show is on the network, audience development, and liscensing/ownership fees. I've emphasized wherever numbers can move.
-Jared

What you're buying is more than a production package. You're buying a marketing strategy and partnership with a television network through programming, airing to 60M+ households, with yours to access ownerhship rights into perpetuity. The spend behaves less like airtime that runs once and is gone and more like buying the land under a property you intend to develop.

What Your Dollars Buy

Every tier is assembled from the same components; what changes as you move up is scale. With more episodes comes wider distribution, firmer owership rights, and support around the content itself.

Test the format

The Pilot

$30K

One 45 minute episode, fully produced. At this tier the price is close to the bare cost of the work.

  • Production: crew, Netflix-ready cinema package, location days$4,500
  • Post: editing, color grade, sound design$6,300
  • Story development, pre-production, scripting$5,000
  • Direction and story production$8,000
  • Network premiere: playout, encoding, placement$3,500
  • Legal, CPA, music licensing$2,700

You own the rights to license. Where rented airtime runs once. This stays yours. Pricing at this tier credits toward a series if you commit within 60 days.

Bulk Value

The Limited Series

$125K

A full season, together with the network placement and the marketing engine we build around it.

  • Production: 6 episodes (crew, camera, locations)$27,000
  • Post: 6 episodes (edit, color, sound)$37,800
  • Direction and season story production$17,200
  • Network development: priority placement, 60M+ households$12,000
  • Marketing: 12+ cutdowns, social, LinkedIn, email$14,000
  • Channel promotion driving viewers to properties and credibility$8,000
  • Talent, licensing, legal, CPA$9,000

You own the season and that's the part that compounds: because it doesn't expire when it stops airing, it sits on your books as an asset rather than a cost you've already spent.

Own the vertical

The Vertical Partnership

$225K+

Everything in the season-and-marketing tier, extended over time. We build and manage the audience around your brand and stay on as an ongoing partner rather than a one-off vendor, and because the volume is higher, you negotiate from a stronger ownership position. We can also scale this from six episodes to twelve.

  • Production: 6-12 episodes, that scale across brands$27,000
  • Post: scaling with volume$37,800
  • Direction, story production, account management$18,200
  • Network development and priority placement$15,000
  • Marketing and ongoing short-form pipeline, all channels$35,000
  • Community development: audience built around your brand$30,000
  • Partnership and strategic content direction$28,000
  • Expanded licensing and downstream rights management$22,000
  • Talent, licensing, legal, CPA$12,000

You own a growing ecosystem of content and its value grows with each season you add, since the earlier work keeps circulating while the new work extends it.

These are sticker prices. The real number lands lower once the production fee runs as a deductible business expense and Georgia incentives come off the top. Although how much lower depends on your own tax position, which is a conversation for our finacial teams. Tiers aren't fixed walls either. The spread from $30K to $225K is room to design. If $175K is your number, we build that tier a la carte from the parts above. That's the next conversation worth having.

Who The Story Reaches

One series works top to bottom. It reaches a wide audience on the network and narrows down to the people who grow your business.

Reach

Vacation-rental guests

60M+ households who watch the story and plan a trip with your property in mind

Engage

Real estate professionals

Peers who see your brand airing as success and will pay to learn from you

Attract

Investors

Capital that takes you seriously because the work signals the caliber

Acquire

More properties

Owners who come to you

The claim isn't that a stranger on the couch turns into a signed deal on his own; it's that one piece of work can touch every stage of this path, which is why the spend is better understood as buying motion along the whole funnel than as buying a video, something you intrinsically understood. The honest qualification how far any given viewer travels is never something anyone can promise. What the dollars are really buying is our commitment to percicion and quality in reaching that ideal.

Let's finish the conversation.

Thirty minutes to walk through which tier fits, what the effective cost comes to for your properties, and where the range flexes for you. The kind of specifics that only mean anything measured against your actual Mavericks

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Prepared for Fred Boothby · The Devenir Network, a development of Jamjar Entertainment
Personalized and confidential · mcneil@jamjar.red · 215.385.2299