The price finally announced to the public should be composed of two parts, one is the fixed cost with constant price, and the other is the cost with variable price.

The fixed cost is very simple, including at least your 1. Electricity and battery charges. In addition, you can 2. Consider whether to include the cost of machinery and other auxiliary products, such as insurance; Fixed fee, just refer to your consumption list and local electricity bill directly.

Floating costs really can't be said, including 1. Labor cost (basically the operation in flight shooting, and someone may need help in the simple later stage), 2. According to the potential risk of fried chicken or parts damage in different shooting environments (such as battery performance is greatly reduced in low temperature environment, short circuit is easy in wet environment, and interference in radio wave-intensive areas is easy to get out of control). ), and 3. The difficulty of shooting materials (involving aircraft) or the possible serious consequences of flying in the no-fly zone. ), 4. Charges from peers in regional markets.

At present, there is no uniform standard in the market, and the cost of machinery is still very high. Obtaining high-quality and high-level materials still requires a lot of money and energy. These are my personal considerations when specifying the standards. You can refer to it how much is it? You have to decide for yourself according to your actual situation.