52 weekly 15-second Wan 3.0 spots at 1080p: $195 a year on Sume

One 15-second Wan 3.0 clip at 1080p is $3.75 on Sume, so 52 weekly spots are $195.00. fal lists Wan 3.0 at $0.20 per second at 1080p (read 2026-10-09); Sume bills list x 1.25, or $0.25 per second.

What does each tier cost for the year?

How do I count retakes?

If one weekly clip in four needs a second take, you pay for 65 clips, not 52. That is the 25% in the last column. Failed generations are a different case; the docs describe image failures as not billed, so check the video docs on failed jobs before you count them as a cost.

Is 15 seconds one job?

Yes. Wan 3.0 accepts 2 to 30 seconds per request on Sume, per the Video Router docs, so a 15-second spot is one request and one charge. A 30-second spot at 1080p is $7.50.

How would I budget the whole series?

• Draft at 480p ($0.94 per 15 s), keep the best, then finish at 1080p ($3.75).
• Top up the wallet quarterly: 13 weekly clips at 1080p are $48.75.
• Re-read fal's page each quarter; Sume's multiplier is fixed, but the list can change.

What does the series cost per month?

Spread over twelve months, the 1080p plan is $16.25 a month, the 720p plan $8.13 and the 480p plan $4.06. With one retake in four, the 1080p plan is $20.31 a month.

If one of your weeks needs a 30-second spot, add $3.75 to that week at 1080p.

Compare this with a heavier model. At Sume prices a 15-second Seedance 2.5 clip at 1080p is $21.32, so 52 of them would be $1,108.81 a year, against $195.00 on Wan 3.0. That is not a quality comparison; it is a reminder that the model you pick matters more than the margin. Price the series on each candidate with one test clip before you commit to a year.