Cost of 100 eight-second product videos by AI model on Sume

One hundred 8-second product videos cost between $10 and $463 on Sume depending on the model: $100 for Wan 3.0 at 720p, $168 for Kling 3 Pro with audio, $303 for Seedance 2. Sume bills the provider list price times 1.25 and rounds each job up to the cent, so a hundred jobs are a hundred roundings.

The table

Per-second rates are Sume's. Seedance is token-priced, shown at 16:9 720p. Check each model's duration range on the videos page before planning 8 seconds.

Which plan holds it

Accepted jobs matter as much as dollars. Pro accepts 24 at a time (4 running, 20 queued), Startup 48, Scale 120, so 100 clips need several waves on Pro and Startup, and a submit past the accepted count gets a 429 queue_full. For a one-off at Wan 720p ($100) the monthly plan cost is $100 on Pro, $120 on Startup and $400 on Scale. See two waves on Startup.

Picking the model

Cheaper is not always better for product shots. If a rendering needs readable packaging text or smooth motion, a pricier model may cut retakes enough to pay for itself, and that depends on your product, not a table. A sensible test is ten clips on two models, which at 720p costs about $10 on Wan and $46.30 on Seedance 2.5.

For the cheapest 720p comparison with Google and xAI see cheapest 720p AI video per second.

The table is a cost floor, not a quote. It counts one generation per video and no other step. It also assumes your clips use each model's default settings; Kling 3 Pro prices change with the audio switch, and Gemini Omni Flash and Wan change with resolution, so the same model can land on different rows. If you need product shots with an avatar or voice, add those jobs from the plan's rate card, which lists avatar, voice and Timeline rates.