Priced by the server
Image and video estimates send your settings to the public quote endpoint, so resolution, duration, audio and reference inputs are priced exactly as a real request would be.
What could image and video generation cost this month?
Pick a video, image or text model, set the options that change its price and enter how often you will call it. The cost per run, per day and per month updates as you go.
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Estimated budget
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For metered models, this is an estimated reservation or ceiling; the final charge depends on measured usage. Repeat runs and retries add to usage.
No sign-in or generation is needed. The server prices these exact settings at public rates; personal discounts and future price changes are excluded. A budget does not confirm that calling is available.
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How the monthly estimate is calculated
Image and video figures come from the same pricing code that bills a real request. Only the options that change the price are shown, and the monthly total is that per-run figure times your volume.
Only what moves the price
Prompts and uploads do not change the cost, so they stay out of the way. Open the other parameters if you want to check them.
Text models by tokens
LLM estimates multiply the average input and output tokens you enter by the public per-million-token rates. Billing counts the tokens each request actually uses.
Cost planning questions
Will this be my final charge?
Not necessarily. The per-run figure is the server estimate for these settings, but the final charge follows measured usage, so token counts, metered options and retries can make it higher or lower. Personal discounts and future price changes are not included here.
How should I estimate video API cost?
Pick the resolution and duration you actually plan to ship; generated audio and reference inputs change the price too. Then enter runs per day and active days. Switching resolution shows how much of the monthly total comes from resolution alone.
Why can two models cost different amounts for the same volume?
Resolution tiers, per-second rates, supported durations, audio and reference inputs differ by model, so the same volume can price very differently. Compare the per-run figure first, then the monthly total.
How are text (LLM) models estimated?
By tokens. Enter the average input and output tokens of one request and the calculator applies the public per-million-token rates. Prompts above a model's long-context threshold use its higher tier. Actual billing uses the measured tokens of every request.