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Live prices

  • Seedance 2.5$1.56on Luma
  • Kling 3.0$0.55on Kling
  • MiniMax H3$1.71on Krea
  • Wan 3.0$0.73on Pika
  • Prices checked19 Octevery morning
  • Seedance 2.5$1.56on Luma
  • Kling 3.0$0.55on Kling
  • MiniMax H3$1.71on Krea
  • Wan 3.0$0.73on Pika
  • Prices checked19 Octevery morning

Same prompt, every AI video model.

Watch what each model makes from one prompt, and see what that exact clip would cost you in each app.

Pick a kind of video

Prompt
“A plain white leather sneaker with no logo stands on a round white display stand that slowly rotates. Seamless light-grey studio background, soft even light, the camera stays still. Soft instrumental music in the background.”
Length
6 seconds
Quality
720p, 16:9
Sound
On
Take
1, no retries

Kling 3.0Maker’s own app

$0.33 for this clip on Kling's own app, Ultra plan

Make it on Kling

Wan 3.0

$0.44 for this clip on Pika, Creator plan

Make it on Pika

Seedance 2.5

$0.94 for this clip on Luma, Ultra plan

Make it on Luma

MiniMax H3

≈ $1.02 for this clip on Krea, Pro plan

Make it on Krea
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What a 10-second clip costs

Each model in every app that sells it without code, at 720p with sound: one bar per app, its cheapest plan. Prices from 9 apps, checked every morning.

The model’s cheapest app Another app

What a 10-second clip costs in each app’s cheapest plan.

Prices are for monthly billing. Most apps are cheaper billed yearly.

Every price, with the math behind it

How the prices are checked

The whole story, with the math

  1. 1

    Read every morning

    Every morning a robot reads each app's public pricing page, once, and only where the site's robots.txt allows it.

  2. 2

    Copied, never calculated

    Claude copies each number together with the exact text it came from. Plain code checks that text against the page and does all the math.

  3. 3

    Two readers

    A new or changed price is shown only when two different Claude models read the same number from the same page.

  4. 4

    An old price beats a wrong one

    When something doesn't add up, the last confirmed price stays, with the date it was last seen.