How far does $5 go on Sume? Images, speech, transcripts, music, video

Before committing to a plan you may want to know what a small test buys. This table divides $5 by the all-in catalog price (list × 1.25, plus the 5.5% fee) for seven common assets. Each row is alone: $5 spent on one thing, not a split.

Sume prices every job at the vendor list price × 1.25, then adds a 5.5% fee on that result, so $1.00 of list becomes $1.31875 (how the formula works). The tables below show both the catalog price (list × 1.25) and the all-in figure with the fee.

$5, one asset at a time

A realistic test split

A better first test is a mix: ten medium images ($0.79), two minutes of speech ($0.09), a transcript of a five-minute clip ($0.05) and one 5-second Grok clip ($0.07) come to $1.00. That is enough to feel how the jobs return, what a retry costs and how the usage rows read.