365 daily 8-second Omni Flash clips: a year of 720p on Sume

A daily 8-second Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 clip at 720p costs $1.00 on Sume, so 365 of them are $365.00 a year, about $30.42 a month. fal's list is $0.10 per second at 720p (read 2026-10-09); Sume bills list x 1.25, which is $0.125 per second.

What does a draft step add?

A 360p draft of the same 8 seconds is $0.30 ($0.0375 per second). Making one draft per final adds $109.50 a year.

Does the clip come with sound?

Yes. Omni's audio is always on and has no separate price, per the Video Router docs. A daily clip with a voice track still needs a TTS job, which is about a cent for a short line.

What are the practical limits?

• Omni takes 3 to 10 seconds per job, so a daily 8-second clip is one request.
• Your wallet is charged per job; a daily cron needs a balance that covers the reserve of $1.00 (720p) at submit time.
• If you outgrow the default, 10 seconds at 720p is $1.25, or $456.25 a year.

How would I fund a daily job?

A wallet that covers a month is $30.42 for the 720p plan and $39.54 for the draft-plus-final plan. Because Sume reserves the price at submit, a balance below $1.00 makes the next 720p run fail to start, so set a low-balance alert at a few days of spend.

Add the voice and a final render if your daily clip needs them: a 200-character line is under a cent on Sume TTS.

At the default of 8 seconds, each tier is a fixed daily price: $0.30 at 360p, $1.00 at 720p, $1.50 at 1080p and $3.00 at 4K. A year at 4K would be $1,095.00, so choose the tier by where the clip is shown. A phone feed rarely needs more than 1080p ($547.50 a year); spend the difference on drafts instead.