Wan 2.7 pricing and cost per clip.
Two generations of Alibaba’s Wan, both on the same live meter. The price is a dollar figure, before you commit.
Set the length. Read the price.
Wan renders at fixed clip lengths. The board offers only the lengths the model accepts and reprices from the provider’s current rate.
| Model | Supports | Price |
|---|---|---|
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Length, shape, resolution, straight from the engine.
These are the settings the composer will actually accept for these models — read from the same catalog the renderer uses, so the table cannot promise a setting the model will refuse.
| Model | Lengths · aspects · resolutions | References |
|---|---|---|
| Wan 2.7 | any whole length from 2 to 10 seconds · 16:9 9:16 1:1 4:3 3:4 · 720p 1080p | image-to-video |
| Wan 2.6 | 5 or 10 seconds · 16:9 9:16 · 720p 1080p | image-to-video |
Two generations, different flexibility.
Wan 2.7 is the newer of the two and the more flexible: it renders any whole length from 2 to 10 seconds across five aspect ratios. Wan 2.6 is fixed to 5 or 10 seconds in 16:9 or 9:16.
Both reach 1080p and both accept a still image as the starting frame, so a picture you already like can drive the clip.
The same four promises as every other model.
- No credits. Prices are dollars. There is no unit in between you and the number.
- No expiry. Prepaid balance stays yours until you spend it.
- Failures refund automatically. A render that errors is a render you did not pay for.
- Private by default. Your renders live behind your login and appear publicly only if you publish them.
Wan 2.7, asked plainly.
How much does Wan 2.7 cost?
The board above carries the live figure for the length and resolution you pick, fetched from the same pricing engine that bills the render. You see it before the render starts, and the quote you accept is the price you pay.
Do I need a subscription or credits?
No. Prepaid dollar balance, no credits, no monthly plan, no expiry. You top up a balance and each render draws its real cost from it.
What happens if a render fails?
It refunds automatically. A render that errors is a render you did not pay for — the refund lands on your ledger without you asking.
What settings does Wan 2.7 support?
The table above is read from the engine catalog at build time, so it lists exactly what the composer will accept. Anything not in that table is a setting Wan 2.7 refuses.
Are my renders private?
Yes. Everything you render stays private to your account unless you choose to publish it. The details are on the trust page.
Every model, same meter.
One composer, one balance, one way of pricing. Whatever you switch to, the dollar figure shows up before the render does.
Quote one and read the number.
Every render lands with its actual price on your ledger — no bundle maths, no expiring credits.
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