Interesting and sounds about right given travel time, learning time, risk, and all the other expenses. Appreciate the candidness!

Glad it was helpful!

bruh.. lol he didn't even list 5 different ways to make money with a drone. He listed one way that you can make money but shooting 5 different scenes. Basically, do videography. Do it for realtors selling houses, for hotels, for wedding parties, events etc. Just to be clear this is one way to make money not 5 ways. Thats like a walmart rep saying I can show you 1000 ways to make money. You can sell laundry detergent, or you can sell chocolate, or you can sell clothes, or you can sell toys, or you can sell toothpaste. Just because you are selling different things doesnt mean they are different ways to make money. It is all the same thing you are just selling products. This video was a fail. I'll give you better examples. 1. make videos for ANY properties whether they are houses for sale or hotels, or upcoming events. 2. Inspect power lines for the govt. 3. Travel vlogger (or news reporter if you have an appetite for danger. Basically, do the same things news reporters do but try to get drone shots of the accident scene or the situation going down and then post it to your social media or sell the footage) 4. Create stock videos and sell them online 5. Aerial mapping

@@Steve-tk6xv The title of the video says 5 SIMPLEST ways to make money with your drone, not DIFFERENT ways

If you fly a drone recreationally that is 250 grams or less, you don’t need to register the drone*

Most drones are less.

But you still need a license if you're profiting from your drone use.

Yup a lot of people don't know that. If they find footage on youtube without the license you are going to get a huge fine.

@@ArtAtomicStudio Most drones that are less are unable to even handle the winds from the outside. The only one is prob the DJI mini 4. Regardless, you need the license if you plan on profiting from a drone which includes uploading to youtube.

Happy to help!

Great job , what do you do exactly, have a website or information available I’d love to see it, thanks

I appreciate that!

Thanks for the sub!

The industry is huge and there’s room for everyone 🤘🏽

Where do you get the waiver?

Like I mentioned in the video yes you do need a license to fly commercially in the US. Luckily its a pretty simple test

He did mentioned it, I doubt you’ll pass the test 😅

@@klvAcosta oh, what do we have here? a buddy? a supporter? It's the way he presented it. It made it look so easy that anyone can do it. That is the difference. Now as to If I can pass the test..why, because I have an accent? Your parents had an accent when they first came to this country.... watch what you say

If you want to make money with a drone the license is a mandatory requirement since forever.

@@mikemicikas3323 too bad it isn’t enforced

good video though!

That's awesome!

Wow so you got 8200€ with just one case? My dad just got for him self a dji mini 4 pro and I got immediately interested about making money with it haha. What drone are you using?

@@pleessi5516 I have a Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic 2 Zoom and a Mavic Mini 2. However, the type of drone is really not that relevant. Remember a common concept: it's *not* the size _(or model)_ that matters 😉 I should upgrade though. But so far, each of my drones are still helping me along the way. What I tried to say is that it helps very much to just know what is going on in the world… and to anticipate on that. So, watch the news. And try to see what's relevant. And keep asking yourself: "What are people _(going to)_ search for?" Also, try to obey the local rules. Google for recent rules in the local area. There are map-apps that can help you with that. I say this to help you avoid any troubles. In many countries there is no drone-license needed if the drone is sub-250 grams. No license means no education. And rules apply to all flying objects. If there is no education, a pilot may not be aware of breaking any laws. Education, in this sense, could be a simple Google search. Trust me, I knew a few people who got in unnecessary problems. And those problems could be less than an fun experience.

Little bit of both

DJI Mini 3 on the used market is best for starting. If you have the cash look at the Mini 4.

Gopro stickie on the battery

Yep exactly!

If youre making money in the US with a drone youll need a part 107

I'd make a website

@@Mcgeee what website company you used to make yours?

Final cut pro

@@Mcgeee thanks

It really depends on the client / pilot - but I usually just charge a day rate.

@@Mcgeee which would be. . . .? and how long is the video? do you offer different version / resizes?

Hahah someday we’ll make it 😂

Any drone works

You’re amazing

​@Mcgeee no, you are. You've given people some amazing information that could potentially be life changing if they find the right clientele. Personally, I'm going to be looking in to getting my Part 107 so I can give this a shot!

Ma poi da noi non c'è la "cultura" di investire i soldi, un' agenzia immobiliare non spenderà mai 300 e passa € per avere delle riprese innovative, preferirá chiamare il solito fotografo per avere le classiche 5/6 foto e tanti saluti