API price comparison

Wan 3.0 API pricing: 480p, 720p, and 1080p costs compared

Wan 3.0 pricing is difficult to compare because public pages mix preview access, consumer plans, and older Wan API versions. This audit keeps the model version and resolution visible, and reports “not listed” when a provider does not publish a reproducible Wan 3.0 API rate.

Wan 3.0 API price and availability table

Prices are normalized to one output second and a five-second clip. Only model-specific API rates are numeric; older Wan 2.x prices and consumer-plan allowances are not presented as Wan 3.0 API prices.

ProviderVerified configurationPrice / output sec5-sec clip
Cheap.devOursWan 3.0 Standard, 480p$0.06$0.30
Cheap.devOursWan 3.0 Standard, 720p$0.12$0.60
Cheap.devOursWan 3.0 Standard, 1080p$0.24$1.20
Cheap.devOursWan 3.0 Prime, 480p$0.09$0.45
Cheap.devOursWan 3.0 Prime, 720p$0.18$0.90
Cheap.devOursWan 3.0 Prime, 1080p$0.35$1.75
Alibaba Cloud Model StudioOfficial pricing page lists Wan through 2.7, but no Wan 3.0 model ID or rateNot listed
wan30.coIndependent consumer plans; API access marked “coming soon”Not comparable

Every numeric price links to Cheap.dev’s live pricing page. Prices exclude taxes and negotiated discounts. Alibaba Cloud’s Wan 2.7 rates are useful market context, but they are not relabeled as Wan 3.0.

How Cheap.dev Wan 3.0 pricing works

Cheap.dev’s live catalog has separate Standard and Prime tiers. Standard costs $0.06, $0.12, and $0.24 per output second at 480p, 720p, and 1080p; Prime costs $0.09, $0.18, and $0.35.

TierResolutionPrice / sec5-sec output
Standard480p$0.06$0.30
Standard720p$0.12$0.60
Standard1080p$0.24$1.20
Prime480p$0.09$0.45
Prime720p$0.18$0.90
Prime1080p$0.35$1.75

What the official Alibaba pricing page does—and does not—show

Alibaba Cloud Model Studio documents output-second billing for video generation and publishes Wan 2.7 text-to-video rates of $0.10/sec at 720p and $0.15/sec at 1080p in its Singapore deployment. As of this price check, that official table contains no wan3.0 model ID. Those 2.7 numbers therefore provide context only; they are not a Wan 3.0 quote.

Why Wan 3.0 prices are easy to miscompare

Resolution and tier change the rate sharply

On Cheap.dev, Standard rises from $0.06/sec at 480p to $0.24/sec at 1080p, while Prime rises from $0.09/sec to $0.35/sec. A provider headline that omits resolution or tier cannot be compared safely.

Consumer plans are not API billing units

A site may sell an allowance for a web generator while its API remains unavailable. Unless it publishes API access plus a price for a specific model configuration, the plan does not yield a reproducible API cost.

Wan 2.7 is not a substitute price

Even when adjacent versions share a billing unit and API shape, their inference costs can differ. Forecasting with Wan 2.7 is reasonable only when it is labeled as a forecast—not as the current Wan 3.0 rate.

Which Wan 3.0 API should you choose?

Methodology and sources

We checked Cheap.dev’s live USD catalog on August 22, 2026. The external provider pages were last checked on August 8, 2026. Five-second estimates multiply the applicable per-second rate by five and round to cents.

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