Seedance 1.0 Pro

STEEP · priciest third for this operation
service fal.aiprice $0.62what you get 5s of videocategory videochecked 14 sep 2026

Seedance 1.0 Pro (via fal.ai) costs $0.62 for 5 seconds of video. That is the priciest third of the 27 entries we price on the same operation.

how this number is made

Seedance 1.0 Pro · the arithmetic

the unit$2.5 per million video tokens · fal.ai pay-as-you-go, no subscription. Price is per million video tokens; the token count depends on resolution, frame rate and duration.

the metertokens = (height x width x FPS x duration) / 1024, at $2.50 per million tokens

the sumThe model page states 'Each 1080p 5 second video costs roughly $0.62' and gives the token formula. Token count is strictly linear in duration, so 10 seconds is twice 5 seconds: $1.24. The API schema allows 2 to 12 seconds, so 15 seconds is out of reach. Checking fal's own formula at 1920x1080 and 24fps gives $0.6075 for 5 seconds, which is the $0.62 they quote rounded.

the verdictSTEEP · priciest third for this operation

the catchPrices at lower resolutions fall fast because the formula is quadratic in frame size: the same 5 seconds at 720p costs roughly $0.27.

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How much does Seedance 1.0 Pro cost on fal.ai?

$0.62 for 5s of video, read from fal.ai's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: tokens = (height x width x FPS x duration) / 1024, at $2.50 per million tokens.

Where does this number come from?

The model page states 'Each 1080p 5 second video costs roughly $0.62' and gives the token formula. Token count is strictly linear in duration, so 10 seconds is twice 5 seconds: $1.24. The API schema allows 2 to 12 seconds, so 15 seconds is out of reach. Checking fal's own formula at 1920x1080 and 24fps gives $0.6075 for 5 seconds, which is the $0.62 they quote rounded.

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.