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Wan 3.0 Cost Calculator

Wan 3.0 is billed by the second at three resolutions. Set the clip you actually want and see what it costs in credits and dollars, and how many of them every plan carries inside one 30-day cycle.

Price one render

Every number below is the one the generator charges, read from the same pricing config.

Resolution
Billing
Credits per render18018 credits a second × 10s
Cost per render$1.20at Pro, Annual · 50% off
Credits per month7,20040 clips at this size
Effective monthly spend$47.95credits burned, not the plan price

How many Wan 3.0 renders each plan makes

720p · 10s · 180 credits a render
  1. Freeonce, on sign-up
    40once, on sign-up
    gift credits are spent at the same rate — they just do not renew
    0renders
  2. Basic$14.95 / month, billed annually
    2,000every 30 days
    $1.35 a render at this plan rate
    11renders
  3. CreatorPOPULAR$37.45 / month, billed annually
    5,300every 30 days
    $1.27 a render at this plan rate
    29renders
  4. ProTOP$99.90 / month, billed annually
    15,000every 30 days
    $1.20 a render at this plan rate
    83renders

Pro is the smallest plan that carries 40 a month (7,200 credits against 15,000). Everything above it carries them too.

Wan 3.0 credit rates

Every figure is the number the generator charges. The dollar column is the effective rate on the entry plan billed annually — the cheapest way to buy a credit, so it never reads lower than reality.

ResolutionCredits / second4s9s14s20s25s30sAt Basic, annual
480p93681126180225270$0.27
720p1872162252360450540$0.54
1080p361443245047209001,080$1.08

Wan 3.0 pricing questions

Answered from the pricing config, not from a rate card someone typed up.

How much does Wan 3.0 cost per second?

On Seadanse, Wan 3.0 is billed per second of output: 480p 9, 720p 18 and 1080p 36 credits. There is no minimum block — a 7-second clip costs seven times the per-second rate.

How much does a 30-second Wan 3.0 video cost?

One 30-second Wan 3.0 render, which comes to 480p 270, 720p 540 and 1080p 1,080 credits depending on resolution.

What does it cost to try Wan 3.0 here?

Signing up grants 40 credits once, with no card. That covers a 4-second Wan 3.0 render at 480p (36 credits), so the first clip is inside the gift. Free renders carry a watermark.

Which resolutions does Wan 3.0 offer, and what do they cost?

3: 480p 36, 720p 72 and 1080p 144 credits at the base unit. Higher resolutions cost more because they cost more upstream; the ratio between tiers is the vendor's, not a markup.

How many credits does one Wan 3.0 render use here?

At 4 seconds: 480p 36, 720p 72 and 1080p 144 credits. Cost scales linearly with length, so the longest render this model sells (30 seconds) is 480p 270, 720p 540 and 1080p 1,080 credits.

Is Wan 3.0 billing rounded up to blocks?

No. Wan 3.0 is billed per second at 480p 9, 720p 18 and 1080p 36 credits, in 1-second steps, and the charge is exactly rate × length. Nothing is rounded up to a block you did not use.

Does a reference video change what Wan 3.0 costs?

No. Wan 3.0 takes reference footage and charges nothing extra for it — the bill is the output rate alone.

Do unused credits expire?

Plan credits are replaced at each 30-day cycle rather than stacked, so a cycle you underuse does not bank. Top-up pack credits are separate and stay usable for 365 days.

What happens to my credits when a Wan 3.0 render fails?

Credits are held when you press Generate and returned automatically if the render fails or is rejected. You are charged only for renders that complete.

How much should I charge a client for a Wan 3.0 video?

Start from cost per usable clip, not cost per render. Set your length and volume above, multiply by the rolls it usually takes you to approve one, and mark up that figure — the render cost is the floor of your quote, not the quote.

How much does it cost to generate a 1 minute video with Wan 3.0?

A minute is 2 Wan 3.0 clips (30s and 30s) — 60 billed seconds, 480p 540, 720p 1,080 and 1080p 2,160 credits depending on resolution — stitched in an editor. The site prices renders, not the edit.

How is this different from a general AI video cost calculator?

It prices one model on one site, from the config that site charges against. A general calculator compares vendors' published rate cards, which is a different question — and the rate card is not always what you need on your balance to press Generate.

Is the Wan 3.0 cost calculator free to use before I sign up?

Yes. Every tool under /tool is free and needs no account. Nothing on this page submits a render; credits are only spent when you press Generate in the composer.

You know the Wan 3.0 number. Go make the render.

The 40-credit sign-up gift needs no card. Spend it on the settings you just priced and see the result before you pick a plan.