Cheapest AI video model on Sume by clip length and resolution

For a given clip length and resolution, the cheapest model on Sume is the one with the lowest rate among those whose length window includes the clip. The gap to the dearest model that can make the same clip is wide; the table gives both for every case these posts priced.

Worked example: Cheapest 10-second 1080p AI video on Sume: Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 $1.88

The cheapest way to make a 10-second 1080p clip on Sume is Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 at $1.88. The dearest row that can make the same clip is Seedance 2.5 at $14.22, 7.6 times as much.

Every row that can make it

A row is listed only if its duration range includes 10 s and it has a 1080p-class tier (MiniMax rows use 768p where 720p is asked). Prices are provider list times 1.25, rounded up to a cent, read 2026-10-09.

Rows left out

Not shown: MiniMax H3. Rows not shown are either outside their duration range for 10 s or have no 1080p-class tier.

Cheap is a starting point. Sume reserves the clip price at submit and refunds a failed job, so rendering the same prompt on the two cheapest rows costs $3.88 and settles the quality question for your shot. See the Video Router docs.

Every length and resolution in one table

This page replaces 27 posts that asked the same question with different numbers. Each row is one of them, with the answer it gave when it was published.