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What a run costs

The tables below are the model's own record, not a price list kept beside them: the same numbers are what the server bills from, and they arrive here through the catalog endpoint. That is why a model's row can change without this page being edited.

For images the credit figure is the whole cost of one run. Some models charge the same for every output size and some do not, which is why a few rows show a range rather than a single number — the model's own page breaks that range out size by size.

For video the figure is a rate per second, so resolution and length compound rather than add. Moving one step up the resolution ladder and doubling the length are not two similar decisions; the second multiplies whatever the first already chose. Settling framing and pacing at the shortest, cheapest setting before committing to a long take is the difference this makes.

Reference images are free on most models that accept them. Where they are not, the extra is charged per image past the first and the model's page says so — so send what the edit needs rather than everything you have.

Credits are deducted when a run starts and returned automatically if it fails, which means a provider error costs you nothing. A run that finishes but disappoints is not a failure: it succeeded, and re-running it is a new run.

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