Model price calculator
What these monthly bars compare, and what they leave out
The bars rank 32 wrapper platforms on monthly cost for the model, resolution, clip length, take count, and keep rate you set. Twenty-seven of those wrappers publish at least one per-generation rate. The rest show as unpriced. Vendor and official API prices are excluded on purpose. This is a wrapper comparison only. Plan minimums and credit expiry are also left out, so a cheap per-take number can still hide a monthly floor you would actually pay. Elyum is one studio and one credit balance across the models catalog. We do not ship a timeline editor, stock footage, avatars, a mobile app, team seats, or a community feed.
InVideo AI lists Seedance 2.0 at $0.36 per take. Elyum lists it at $0.80. Same model. Different credit tables, different plan gates, different rules for a bad render. Most wrappers bill every generation. Adobe Firefly, EaseMate AI, InVideo AI, Luma Dream Machine, and Magnific (formerly Freepik) bill failed or bad generations, per their own policy or reviews. Pika (API Club) lists Kling 3.0 at $0.34 per take against Elyum at $0.65. Per-take, InVideo AI and Pika (API Club) win.
50 takes of Seedance 2.5 at 720p and 5 seconds, with 40 percent kept (20 keeps). Elyum bills the keep at $0.95 (95 credits). The month is $19.0. Kills refund in full. Failures are not charged. Kie.ai is the cheapest of five priced wrappers at $1.57 per take and $78.8 for all 50 billed takes. The median wrapper month is $180. Listed Elyum rates run about 20 percent under the Higgsfield, OpenArt, and Runway anchors, and that cut is already in the price. Higgsfield vs Elyum for Seedance 2.5 walks the same model without the rank bars.
Live rate files drive every numbered bar. A published credit table on the wrapper is preferred over a third-party figure. Third-party figures are used when that is the only public number. Confidence labels mark which case a row is. Platforms with no published rate for the selected model stay unpriced rather than guessed. Official vendor API list prices stay excluded, even when they would undercut every wrapper bar. If a published table moved, flag the row. The bar is only as current as the rate file.
Every model at a glance
50 takes a month, 40% kept, 720p 5s video or 1K imagesHow the numbers are made
- 1. Start from the wrapper credit table for the selected model. No published row means the platform is unpriced and leaves the rank.
- 2. Convert those credits through the cheapest paid plan that can actually run the model. That produces a dollar-per-credit, then a dollar-per-take. Free-plan teaser rates are ignored.
- 3. Video is priced per second at the clip length and resolution you set. Image is priced per image at the selected size (1k in the image defaults).
- 4. If the exact resolution is unpublished, the nearest published resolution is used. No interpolated price is invented between two listed sizes.
- 5. Wrapper monthly cost is takes times per-take. Those platforms bill every generation in the month, including takes you would have killed.
- 6. Elyum monthly cost is kept takes times the live rate for that model and resolution. Kills refund. Failed generations are not charged. 1 credit equals $0.01 on the pricing page.
- 7. Confidence labels separate published-table rows from third-party figures. Vendor and official API prices never enter a bar.
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