
Wan 3.0 · 480P and Seedance 2.5 · 480P are the two entry tiers.
Segment length (up to 30 seconds), native sound, aspect ratio handling, the reference slots, the content checks and the refund on rejection, the way versions are kept and composited. A segment set up for one family runs on the other with nothing changed but the tier.
The price per second at each resolution:
| Resolution | Wan 3.0 | Seedance 2.5 |
|---|---|---|
| 480P | 10 credits / s | 19 credits / s |
| 720P | 19 credits / s | 38 credits / s |
| 1080P | 38 credits / s | 75 credits / s |
The labels also differ, which matters if you keep notes per family or share settings with collaborators who know one name.
By price: compare the two columns above at the resolution you need. By habit: if a team has standardised on the Seedance 2.5 names and its drafts already sit on that family, staying there costs nothing but credits. There is no quality reason on this site to prefer one family over the other at the same resolution.
Nothing about what runs underneath either name; this page describes what each tier does on this site — segment length, sound, references, checks, price — which is what your credits buy.
At the same resolution the two behave the same on this site; the difference you will notice is price.
Yes. Pick the tier and regenerate; references, voices and the storyboard are unchanged.
Yes, all six tiers.
Yes: up to ten images and five voice clips per generation.
Wan 3.0 · 480P.
Draft on the cheaper 480P tier, then finish on whichever family’s 1080P you prefer.
Updated September 27, 2026
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