Pay per clip, not per month.
Subscriptions charge you in months. Saga charges you in clips. Do the arithmetic below with live prices — and if you skip a week, you are billed for exactly nothing.
What a batch actually costs, right now.
A five-second 720p clip — the workhorse format for shorts and channel B-roll — quoted live and multiplied out. No credits to convert, no tier to guess at.
Whatever you do not spend stays on your balance — there is no clock on it, and no month in which it disappears. That is the entire difference between a wallet and a plan.
Clips that arrive with their own sound.
A single Seedance 2.0 render, native audio included — no separate sound pass to draft against.
Built for the way a channel actually runs.
Draft cheap, finish sharp
Fast model variants cost a fraction of the flagship ones. Explore on the cheap tier, spend the real money only on the clip you are publishing.
Vertical and square, natively
9:16 and 1:1 are first-class in the composer, so feed formats are a setting rather than a crop.
Nothing expires
Top up once, use it across months. A slow week costs you nothing at all.
Sound included
Native audio comes with the render, and there is a music model on the same balance when a clip needs a bed.
Cheaper than a subscription? Depends on you.
If you render enormous volume every single month, an all-you-can-eat plan can win on raw price — that is just true, and you should do the maths with the live figures above rather than take anyone's word for it. What per-clip pricing gives you is no cliff and no lock-in: no month where you paid for output you did not make, no credits that expired while you were busy, and no cancellation to remember. Some renders will also miss — frontier models do — and per-clip pricing means a miss costs a small known number rather than a slice of a plan.
For creators, asked plainly.
How much is one clip?
The card above quotes it live for a standard five-second 720p render and multiplies it out for a batch. Change model or resolution in the composer and the quote follows before you commit.
Is this cheaper than a subscription?
It depends entirely on your volume, and we would rather you check than trust us. Low or uneven output almost always favours paying per clip; very heavy, steady output can favour a plan. The live figures above let you do that maths in a minute.
Can I make vertical clips?
Yes — 9:16 vertical and 1:1 square are supported in the composer alongside the wide formats.
Does my balance expire?
Never. There is no clock, no monthly reset, and no credit pack with a lifetime. Unspent balance stays yours.
Can I use the clips commercially?
Ownership and licensing terms are in the terms of use. Your renders stay private to your account unless you publish them.
Same studio, different job.
Run the numbers on your own batch.
Create an account, open the composer, and every clip is quoted before it renders.
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