Gen-4.5

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service Runwayprice $0.60what you get 5s of videocategory videochecked 14 sep 2026

Runway Gen-4.5 costs $0.60 for 5 seconds of video. That is the middle third of the 27 entries we price on the same operation.

how this number is made

Gen-4.5 · the arithmetic

the unit$0.01 per credit · Runway's developer pricing page declares credits at $0.01 each. The cheapest paid individual app plan is Standard, $15/month for 625 credits, which works out to $0.024 per credit; bought that way the same 5s clip costs $1.44.

the meter12 credits per second of video

the sum12 credits/second is stated for Gen-4.5 on two official Runway pages (docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing and academy.runwayml.com/models-pricing). Multiplied by the $0.01 credit price declared on the developer pricing page: 5s = 60 credits = $0.60, 10s = 120 credits = $1.20.

the verdictFAIR · middle third for this operation

the catchDuration menu: the Runway help article 'Creating with Gen-4.5' lists 5s and 10s, but that page blocks direct reading (HTTP 403) and was only seen through the search index, so max_seconds is the softest number in this entry. The API guide says most models generate up to 30 seconds. Professional formats (ProRes, PNG sequence) add 5 credits/second; HDR adds 20.

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How much does Gen-4.5 cost on Runway?

$0.60 for 5s of video, read from Runway's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: 12 credits per second of video.

Where does this number come from?

12 credits/second is stated for Gen-4.5 on two official Runway pages (docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing and academy.runwayml.com/models-pricing). Multiplied by the $0.01 credit price declared on the developer pricing page: 5s = 60 credits = $0.60, 10s = 120 credits = $1.20.

What counts as one operation here?

5s of video. Every entry in the same operation is priced on that same unit, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.