15-second spokesperson ad: Avatar Video vs Seedance 2.5 vs Wan 3.0

For a 15-second spokesperson ad, Avatar Video standard costs $2.76 on Sume, and $8.25 on the max tier. A 15-second Wan 3.0 clip at 720p is $1.875 and Seedance 2.5 at 720p is $8.667.

These are different products. Avatar Video is for a consistent presenter reading a script. Seedance and Wan generate a scene from a prompt and may not hold a person steady. Price is one input to that choice.

The three Avatar Video tiers

The Avatar Video catalog lists per-second rates of $0.184 (standard), $0.245 (plus) and $0.55 (max), with a few cents more per second when a product image is added. A 15-second video multiplies by 15.

With a product in hand

The product-image variants are $0.194, $0.258 and $0.58 per second. For 15 seconds on standard that is 15 x $0.194 = $2.91, which is $0.15 more than without a product.

The rates are listed on the pricing page.

Picking by the job

If the ad is one person speaking to camera, the avatar tiers fit and the price is predictable per second. If the ad is a scene with motion and no fixed presenter, a video model is the fit and Wan 3.0 is the lower-cost lane.

For ten holiday greetings from the same presenter, standard costs 10 x $2.76 = $27.60. Ten Seedance clips cost $86.67.

Notes

• Avatar jobs hold an estimate at submit like other jobs and refund it on failure.
• Check the duration limits before you script a long read.
• Disclose AI presenters where platform rules require it.