I hope your market is not saturated like ours is. Here are some US links:

http://www.upstartfilmcollective.com/rates.html

http://www.alexanderfilm.com/dvd.htm

http://www.nofrillsdvd.com/rates/rate-sheet.php

Here in sunny northern Alberta, Canada the rates are:

Straight anaolog -> DVD HARDWARE encode minimum charge $56.00

add: 60 - 74 minutes add 56$ (112$ total so far)

75 - 89 minutes add 68$ (56 + 68 = 124$ total)

90 - 110 minues add 75$ (56 + 75 = 131$ total)

111 - 120 minutes add 90$ for maximum 146$ for encode.

copies (at time of encode) 1 44.50$; 2-4 39.50$; 5-8 37.50$; 9-49 33.00$

price includes full colour label (custom made for DVD use!!!!!!) and colour insert.

Chapter points 10$ each. Custom menu design depends upon whatever the market will bear.

I realize western Canadian rates are very low compared to nofrillsdvd et al but the way I look at it is I spend a maximum of an hour (cumulative, few minutes here and there add up)making a two hour DVD and maybe 5:00 per copy for disc changes, printing and assembly so the return on my time is acceptable. Because I am doing hardware encode I just guess how long the clip is and then extract the pieces I want to burn to DVD from the master MPEG2 file. Very little actual hands on.

Hope this helps,

Peter