Everything on this wall was rendered here. Sora 2 Pro, Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0, Nano Banana Pro and more in a single composer — and you pay the provider's real rate plus one stated margin, quoted before every render.
The provider's published rate, plus a … margin. No credit bundles, no token math, no monthly plan. The board below is quoted live from the model catalogue — the same call the studio makes before it charges you.
| Video model | Supports | Provider rate | You pay |
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Images can't be quoted up front — providers price them per output token, and resolution changes the token count. You're charged the real cost plus the same margin once the image exists. Typical costs:
Prepaid credits, spent per render, reconciled to what the provider actually charged. Every movement is a line you can read.
Top up. Credits are prepaid via Stripe — $10, $25 or $50 at a time. Your balance is yours until you spend it.
Render. A 5-second Kling 3.0 Pro clip at 720p, quoted before the render starts. Not enough balance? Nothing renders, nothing is charged.
Reconcile. When the provider reports its actual charge, your hold is adjusted to match — up or down, to the micro-cent.
Failed renders are free. If a job errors, everything charged for it comes straight back.
Because hiding it is the industry's whole trick. Most studios sell opaque "credits" worth 2–5× the underlying compute. Saga's margin is stated on this page and returned by the same API that quotes your renders — you can hold us to it.
A few models (Seedance) are priced per video token rather than per second, so the quote is computed from resolution × duration. Your charge is reconciled to the provider's actual figure when the render finishes.
No. Prepaid balance stays on your account until you spend it.
Unlawful content, sexual content involving minors, non-consensual imagery, and impersonating real people. Model providers also run their own moderation and may reject prompts — see the terms of use.