Dreamina plans: how many 10-second videos per month (19 to 737)

Dreamina's plan page lists 19 ten-second videos a month on Basic, 48 on Standard, 220 on Advanced and 737 on Ultra. The page does not say which model or resolution those counts assume, so treat them as an order of magnitude, not a Seedance 2.5 promise. If you need a count you can plan around, price a clip per second.

The plan table

Source: Dreamina pricing plans, read 2026-10-02.

What the counts leave out

The page marks each plan with Seedance 2.5 access and a credit saving, but does not break the video count down by model, resolution or audio. A 10-second clip at a lower resolution uses fewer credits than one at a higher resolution, so the count moves with your settings.

The plan page also lists watermark removal, video length extension, resolution upgrades and frame-rate improvements as plan features. Those are app features; they are not request fields in an API.

How per-second billing compares

On Sume you pay for the seconds you request. A 10-second seedance-2.5 clip is a single request with duration: 10, and the reserve is the provider list price times 1.25 for that length and resolution. If you generate 19 clips in a month you pay for 19 clips, and if you generate 220 you pay for 220.

That makes a pay-per-request API easier to forecast for pipelines, and a flat plan easier to forecast for a person who uses the app every day. Neither is better in general.

• Use GET /v1/videos/models to read the live price and the limits for the model you pick.
• Use usage.cost on completed jobs to total real spend.
• Keep a spreadsheet of seconds, not clips, since length changes the price.

What to check on the Dreamina side

Check whether the 10-second figure uses Seedance 2.5 or another model, and whether it assumes the first-month discount. The discounted first months on the page are promotions and the list price applies afterwards.