Pollo AI
A marketing-minded hub: dozens of third-party models plus its own Pollo models, template apps, an agent, Marketing Studio, an MCP server, an API and phone apps.
Pick it for: Maximum model choice; while its 60% subscriber discount lasts, its Seedance clips cost less than Yovid’s on most plans.
Skip it for: Buying credits with no subscription, or keeping unused plan credits: they lapse each cycle.
Cheapest paid plan: Lite at $15 a month, $12 paid yearly, for 400 credits.
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Runway
Built around Runway’s in-house Aleph, Act-Two and Gen-4.5, adding sound effects, voices and music, upscaling to 4K, and guest models like Kling and Seedance.
Pick it for: Projects where editing matters as much as generating.
Skip it for: Lots of clips on the cheapest tier: Runway itself says the 625 Standard credits buy roughly 52 s of Gen-4.5 output.
Cheapest paid plan: Standard at $15 a month, $12 paid yearly, for 625 credits; the free plan gives 125 credits once.
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Kling AI
Kuaishou’s own app for Kling, including Kling 3.0 Omni and 3.0 with sound, Motion Control, 4K video and a developer platform.
Pick it for: Kling-only users who want to buy straight from the model maker.
Skip it for: Anyone who needs Seedance, which appears on neither its pricing page nor its home page.
Cheapest paid plan: Standard: $6.99 for month one, $8.80 a month after that or $79.20 a year, with 660 credits a month.
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Hailuo AI (MiniMax)
MiniMax’s first-party app for Hailuo and MiniMax H3, with Hailuo Agent and Omni Reference (as many as 12 reference images); paid tiers also unlock Sora 2 and Veo 3.1.
Pick it for: People who like MiniMax’s models and per-second pricing.
Skip it for: Seedance work: no Seedance model is listed for sale, and trial credits only run Hailuo models.
Cheapest paid plan: Standard at $10.50 a month on sale that day, or $8.40 paid yearly, for 1,000 credits.
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Luma Dream Machine
Home of Ray3.2 for video and Uni-1 for images, Luma Agents and connectors for tools like Frame.io and Figma; its credit table also prices Seedance 2.0 Mini, 2.0 and 2.5.
Pick it for: Design teams after Ray3.2 output and agents inside the tools they already use.
Skip it for: Low-cost testing: no free plan is listed and the cheapest tier is $25 a month.
Cheapest paid plan: Plus at $30 a month, $25 paid yearly, for 10,000 credits with commercial use.
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PixVerse
Runs PixVerse’s V6 (with native audio) and real-time R2, plus Lip Sync, Canvas, Agent and an API; the two newest Seedance versions unlock from the Pro tier.
Pick it for: Fast social clips on free daily credits: 60 at sign-up, then 30 a day, capped at 540p.
Skip it for: Cheap Seedance: the Standard tier only runs PixVerse models and maxes out at 720p.
Cheapest paid plan: Standard at $10 a month, $8 paid yearly, for 1,200 credits per 30 days plus 60 daily.
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Vidu
Vidu’s in-house Q3 and Q4 plus real-time Vidu S, with a developer API, Vidu Agent and Reference to Video.
Pick it for: Reference-driven clips on Vidu models; on paid tiers Q4 at 540p uses 2 credits per second.
Skip it for: Seedance, which its pricing page does not offer.
Cheapest paid plan: Standard at $10 a month, $8.25 paid yearly, for 800 credits.
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OpenArt
More than 100 models across audio, image and video (both current Seedance versions included), plus an MCP server, motion sync, lip-sync, Character Builder and Director for shorts and ads.
Pick it for: Character work: consistent characters, motion sync and lip-sync beside the generators.
Skip it for: Client work on the cheapest tier: commercial rights begin at Plus, not Starter.
Cheapest paid plan: Starter at $14 a month, $13 paid yearly, for 4,000 credits.
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