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Pricing checked live · August 22, 2026

Wan 2.5 Pricing: $0.0708/Second Is the Cheapest Rate We Found

Wan 2.5 has no official public price page — every rate below comes from a reseller's own docs. EvoLink's $0.0708/sec is the lowest confirmed rate found in August 2026; Alibaba's own DashScope developer console lists about $0.105/sec. Reviral doesn't resell raw Wan 2.5 API access — see what a finished video actually costs instead.

$0.0708/s
cheapest reseller rate
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official DashScope rate
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true unlimited free tier

Direct answer

How Much Does Wan 2.5 Cost?

Wan 2.5 costs $0.0708-$0.105 per second across the API resellers we checked in August 2026 — EvoLink is cheapest at $0.0708/sec; Alibaba's own DashScope lists about $0.105/sec. It's pay-as-you-go, no subscription. Reviral doesn't sell raw Wan 2.5 access — our Cinema studio runs the newer Wan 2.6 model, priced per finished video, credits shown before you render.

That range is the entire published pricing picture for Wan 2.5 in August 2026 — Alibaba doesn't run a first-party consumer pricing page for it, so a developer console (DashScope) and a handful of resellers (EvoLink, Kie.ai, ImagineArt, PiAPI) are the only public sources. See the table below for every rate, and the section after it for what a raw per-second price actually turns into once you're making a real video.

Published rates, checked August 2026

Wan 2.5 API Pricing by Provider (August 2026)

Alibaba hasn't published an official Wan 2.5 consumer price page — every rate below comes from a reseller's own developer docs or blog, converted to a per-second rate where the source didn't already give one.

Wan 2.5 · per-second API rate

No first-party price page exists

Cheapest confirmed rate: $0.0708/sec
ProviderRate per second10-second videoNotes
Alibaba DashScope (official API)≈ $0.105≈ $1.05The manufacturer's own developer console rate
EvoLink (reseller)$0.0708≈ $0.71≈30% below the official DashScope rate
Kie.ai (reseller) — 720p$0.06$0.6012 credits/sec on Kie.ai's own credit system
Kie.ai (reseller) — 1080p$0.10$1.0020 credits/sec — resolution roughly doubles the cost
ImagineArt (reseller)Flat 300 credits/videoFlat, any length 5-10sNo published USD-per-second rate
PiAPI (reseller)Not publishedNot publishedListed as "pricing coming soon" as of August 2026; free signup credits offered

Rates are each provider's own published developer/API pricing, checked August 2026 — not Reviral's pricing. Reviral doesn't resell raw Wan 2.5 API access; see the sections below for what Reviral actually offers. Rates can change without notice — verify directly with each provider before building on them. Sources: akool.com/blog-posts/wan-2-5-cost-guide, evolink.ai/blog/wan-api-pricing-guide, imagine.art/blogs/wan-ai-pricing-guide, piapi.ai/wan/wan-2-5.

The part the pricing pages don't show

Why the Sticker Price Isn't What You'll Actually Pay

The $0.06-$0.105-per-second rate only covers the model call itself. Turning that into a usable ad or clip still needs a developer API key, somewhere to host the integration, prompt engineering to get a shot that doesn't need three retries, and then editing, captions, and music on top — none of which shows up on a reseller's pricing page.

Add those steps up and a finished, postable video built from a raw Wan 2.5 API integration routinely costs several times the sticker rate, once you count wasted generations and the hours spent wiring it together. That's the gap a pay-per-video tool like Reviral is built to close — a usable, captioned, ready-to-publish video for one price, with nothing to integrate.

Two of the cheapest video models, compared

Wan 2.5 vs. Seedance 2.5: Which Is Actually Cheaper?

Wan 2.5's raw API rate and Reviral's Seedance 2.5 finished-video rate solve two different problems — one is a per-second developer price, the other is a per-video price with the editing already done. Here's both, side by side.

Wan 2.5 (raw API, cheapest reseller)Seedance 2.5 on Reviral (finished video)
Per-second rate$0.0708 (EvoLink)≈ $0.093
What you getRaw model output only — you edit, caption, and score it yourselfA finished, captioned, ready-to-publish video
Setup requiredAPI key, hosting, and prompt engineeringNone — sign up and render in the browser
Plan requiredPay-as-you-go developer accountNone — pay per video

Wan 2.5's rate is the cheapest raw per-second API price found (EvoLink, checked August 2026); it isn't directly comparable to Reviral's finished-video price, which includes editing, captions, and hosting. See /seedance-2-5-pricing for the full Seedance 2.5 price breakdown.

The honest gap

Does Reviral Offer Wan 2.5?

No — Reviral's Cinema studio doesn't run Wan 2.5 specifically. It runs the newer Wan 2.6 instead: a 5-, 10-, or 15-second video at 720p starts around $0.42, priced per video with the exact credit total shown before you render, no API key or per-second billing to manage.

If your goal is Wan 2.5's specific model output, you'll need one of the raw-API resellers above. If your goal is the cheapest finished, ready-to-publish video with none of the integration work, Reviral's Seedance 2.5 (≈ $0.093/sec, $2.80 for 30 seconds) or Wan 2.6 are the closer fit.

Three steps, no plan

How to See the Price Before You Render

No API key, no per-second billing to track — just sign up and see the total.

  1. 01

    Sign up free

    Create a Reviral account at no cost. No credit card, no developer API key, no annual plan.

  2. 02

    Pick your model and settings

    Choose Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.6, or another Cinema model, then set your resolution and length.

  3. 03

    See the price, then render

    Review the exact credit total on screen before you render, preview, and download.

Six direct answers

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Wan 2.5 cost?+

Between $0.0708 and about $0.105 per second, depending on the reseller — EvoLink's $0.0708/sec is the cheapest confirmed rate found in August 2026, and Alibaba's own DashScope developer rate runs about $0.105/sec. Alibaba hasn't published a first-party consumer price page, so every number comes from a reseller's own docs.

Is Wan 2.5 free?+

Not for ongoing use. A few resellers hand out free credits or short trials to test it — ImagineArt ran a one-week free trial when Wan 2.5 launched, and both ImagineArt and PiAPI give free signup credits — but none of the raw-API providers checked offer unlimited free access. Free credits run out quickly once you're generating real videos.

Wan 2.5 vs Seedance 2.5 price — which is cheaper?+

Wan 2.5's cheapest raw API rate ($0.0708/sec via EvoLink) is lower than Reviral's Seedance 2.5 rate (≈ $0.093/sec) — but Wan's price is for the raw model call only. Seedance 2.5 on Reviral is a finished, captioned video with no setup required, so the two prices aren't really solving the same problem.

Does Reviral offer Wan 2.5?+

No. Reviral's Cinema studio runs the newer Wan 2.6 instead, priced per video from about $0.42 for a 5-second 720p clip, with the exact credit total shown before you render — no API key needed.

Why is the sticker price lower than what I'll actually pay?+

The per-second rate only covers the model call. Getting a usable, postable video also takes an API key, hosting, prompt engineering to avoid retries, then editing, captions, and music — none of which is in the per-second number, and all of which adds real cost and time.

What's the cheapest way to make a video without setting up a Wan API integration?+

A pay-per-video tool that includes editing, captions, and music in one price. On Reviral that's Seedance 2.5 at ≈ $0.093/sec ($2.80 for 30 seconds) or Wan 2.6 from about $0.42 per clip — sign up free, see the total, and render without writing any integration code.

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Last updated: August 22, 2026