Cost by model

What one video costs on every model in the catalog, and how that compares with the per-second pricing most video APIs use. Volume scenarios: pricing calculator.

Cost per video by plan

PlanMonthlyVideosIncluded model, per video
Basic$291,500$0.019
Starter$494,500$0.011
Unlimited$199No monthly capFlat

Every plan generates clips up to 15 seconds. A video counts once whatever its length.

Included in every plan

ModelProviderCost per video
HiggsfieldHiggsfield AIFrom $0.011/video
Kling 3.0KuaishouFrom $0.011/video
Seedance 2.5ByteDanceFrom $0.011/video
Gemini OmniGoogle DeepMindFrom $0.011/video
Grok Imagine 1.5xAIFrom $0.011/video
Seedance 2.0ByteDanceFrom $0.011/video
Nano BananaLanneTechFrom $0.011/video
LTX-2LightricksFrom $0.011/video
LTX-Video 13BLightricksFrom $0.011/video
Veo 2Google DeepMindFrom $0.011/video
MiniMax H3MiniMaxFrom $0.011/video
Seedance 2.0 MiniByteDanceFrom $0.011/video
Wan 2.5AlibabaFrom $0.011/video

Premium, billed per video

Compared with per-second pricing

Most video APIs bill each second of output. List prices in October 2026, for a 10-second clip:

Model and providerList price10s clip
Kling 3 Standard, fal$0.084/s (no audio)$0.84
Kling 3 Standard, Replicate$0.071/s$0.71
MiniMax H3, MiniMax / OpenRouter$0.13/s$1.30
Seedance 2.0 1080p, BytePlus$0.37/s$3.70
Veo 3.1 Fast with audio, fal$0.15/s$1.20 (8s)
Runway Gen-4.5, Runway API$0.12/s$1.20

Third-party prices change often; sources and the full table are in the AI video API pricing comparison.

FAQ

How much does one AI video cost through VideoGenAPI?

Included models cost about $0.011 per video on the Starter plan ($49 for 4,500 videos). Veo 3 Fast and Veo 3.1 Fast are billed per video on top of the plan.

Is per-video pricing cheaper than per-second pricing?

At steady volume, usually yes: per-second providers charge roughly $0.05 to $0.40 per second, so a 10-second clip costs $0.50 to $4.00. At very low volume, paying per second can cost less than a monthly plan.

See also the speed ranking and the alternatives comparisons.

Reviewed by Enzo Lanne · Founder, VideoGenAPI ·