Wan 2.7 API pricing: 720p and 1080p costs compared
Wan 2.7 prices can look similar while describing different routes. This table keeps the published workflow and resolution beside each rate and includes only numbers that we could confirm on provider-owned pricing pages.
Wan 2.7 video API price table
The table normalizes public rates to one output second and a five-second clip. When a provider does not publish the resolution behind its headline rate, we label it instead of assuming it is 720p.
| Provider | Published configuration | Price / output sec | 5-sec clip |
|---|---|---|---|
| WaveSpeedAI | Wan 2.7 headline rate; resolution and parameters may change price | $0.100 | $0.50 |
| Atlas Cloud | Wan 2.7 Spicy image-to-video; starting rate | from $0.100 | from $0.50 |
| Cheap.devOurs | Image-to-video, 720p | $0.08 | $0.40 |
| Cheap.devOurs | Image-to-video, 1080p | $0.10 | $0.50 |
Every numeric price links to the provider-owned page that publishes it. Prices exclude taxes and enterprise discounts. Text-to-video, image-to-video, Spicy variants, and unspecified headline configurations are not strict equivalents.
How Cheap.dev Wan 2.7 pricing works
Cheap.dev’s live catalog bills a five-second 720p image-to-video generation at $0.40, or $0.08 per output second. A five-second 1080p generation costs $0.50, or $0.10 per second. Longer clips scale linearly.
Wan 2.7 image API prices on Cheap.dev
The Wan 2.7 family also includes still-image routes. Cheap.dev charges $0.02 per Wan 2.7 Image request and $0.05 per Image Pro request. We did not include external image-route numbers because the pricing pages audited for this article did not substantiate an equivalent pair.
What changes the real integration cost?
Resolution changes the rate
Cheap.dev moves from $0.08/sec at 720p to $0.10/sec at 1080p. Other headline pricing pages may omit resolution, so do not assign them to a resolution without a matching published rate card.
Input mode affects what you can build
Wan 2.7 covers text-to-video, image-to-video, first-and-last-frame control, and multi-reference workflows. A provider with the same per-second price may expose a different subset, so match the endpoint to your required inputs before comparing the bill.
Use the direct billable rate
Cheap.dev publishes one USD price for each feature and unit, so an estimate does not depend on which top-up amount you choose.
Which Wan 2.7 API should you choose?
- Lowest resolution-specific rate: Cheap.dev lists $0.08/sec at 720p and $0.10/sec at 1080p for image-to-video.
- Simple headline rate: WaveSpeedAI lists $0.10/sec, while explicitly noting that resolution and generation parameters can change prices.
- Spicy image-to-video: Atlas Cloud lists the variant from $0.10/sec.
- Agent-first multi-model workflow: Cheap.dev combines the model catalog, browser sandbox, saved tokens, OpenAPI resources, and installable agent skill behind one API surface.
Methodology and sources
We checked Cheap.dev’s live pricing catalog on August 22, 2026. The WaveSpeedAI and Atlas Cloud comparison rates were last checked on August 6, 2026. We removed rates not supported by provider-owned pages. Clip estimates equal the published per-second rate × five seconds; “from” remains attached to starting rates.
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