You pay in credits each time you run something; opening studios, templates and boards is free. The price depends on what you're making, the model and the settings, and it's always shown before you press.
Where the price shows
- Beside Generate, or on the button that runs it. In a studio's bar, hover over the figure, or move to it with the Tab key, to see how it's worked out: the pictures or seconds, the rate, the model and the settings.
- In the model menu. Each model shows what a run on it costs, or "from" its lowest price where its settings change it.
- On the settings. Resolution and Length show what each choice costs, and say when two choices cost the same.
- On a board. Every card's Run button shows its price. Run all lists every card it will run, each with its price, and the total before anything is charged. A price marked ≈ is an estimate for a card that depends on one not made yet, shown with the most it can come to.
- On an Assistant card, its Run button says "up to" the most a run can cost. You pay what it used, and the rest comes back.
What sets the price
| What you make | What the price follows |
|---|---|
| A picture | The model and the resolution, and on a few models how many pictures you give it. From 1 credit. |
| A clip | The model, the length and the resolution, and on some models sound or the seconds of reference video you send. From 2 credits; five seconds of Seedance 2.0 at 720p is 85 credits. |
| A talking presenter | Each second of the voiceover it speaks, from 5 credits a second. |
| A voiceover | The script's length, in every started 100 characters: 1,000 characters are 8 credits on v4 and 4 credits on v4 Turbo. |
| A song | One price on every model and at every length: 6 credits. |
| Edit & Enhance | The job. Removing a background is 1 credit; relighting, restyling, erasing or expanding a picture is 2 credits; an upscale's price is on its button. |
| A text reply | The model, and how much it reads and writes. A typical reply is from 1 credit. |
Models lists every model with its starting price, and Pricing shows what each plan's credits make.
Never more than the price you saw
- The price you pressed at is the most you can be charged. If it's lower by the time the run starts, you pay the lower one.
- If the price has gone up since the page loaded, nothing is charged. You're shown the new price and asked to press again, and that second press confirms it.
- A page left open since before a price change may ask you to reload it to see the new price.
- If your balance is short, pressing opens a window to add credits or choose a plan. Nothing is charged.
Each press is a run of its own: pressing twice runs twice, and charges twice.
After the run
- A finished picture, clip or card says what it was charged. A failed one says how many credits came back: see My video failed. Did I lose my credits?
- Your Usage statement lists every charge with what it paid for, such as the model and settings, every refund, and your balance after each line.
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