Seedance 2.0 price

Real Seedance 2.0 price on Omnely in checkout credits — from 50 credits for a 4s 480p clip to 100 at the 720p default, with duration and resolution math.

Seedance 2.0 Price in Credits

If you're planning a video project with ByteDance's newest generator and want to know the real seedance 2.0 price before you commit, this guide breaks down exactly what a clip costs on Omnely in checkout credits — no reseller markups, no confusing currency conversions, no per-second math you have to reverse-engineer from a subscription tier. Every number below comes straight from the live Seedance 2.0 model page and Omnely's checkout system, where 1 credit = $0.01.

Seedance 2.0 price on Omnely

Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance's text-to-video and image-to-video model, supporting multi-shot generation, reference images, and start/end frames across 480p–4K. On Omnely, it's billed per generation in credits — you pay for what you render, and credits from paid plans reset each billing cycle while top-up credits never expire.

Here are the published from-prices and default checkout costs for Seedance 2.0:

ConfigurationCreditsUSD equivalent
From-price (480p, per second)12.5 credits/sec$0.125/sec
4s at 480p50 credits$0.50
4s at 720p (default)100 credits$1.00
Rate at 720p default25 credits/sec$0.25/sec

Higher resolutions (1080p and 4K) and longer durations (up to 15 seconds) increase the credit cost. Omnely calculates the final price at checkout based on your selected resolution and duration — you'll see the exact credit total before you generate.

Duration range: 4–15 seconds. Resolutions: 480p, 720p, 1080p, 4K. Native audio is enabled by default and doesn't change the credit price.

Worked examples: 4-second clips

Seedance 2.0 example still on Omnely — 4-second clip planning

*Example still for a short Seedance 2.0 clip planned against the seedance 2.0 price meter (credits scale with duration and resolution).*

Let's walk through two concrete scenarios so you can see the seedance 2.0 price in action.

Example 1 — Quick social draft, 4s at 480p

  • Cost: 50 credits ($0.50)
  • Use case: Storyboarding, concept iteration, mood tests, or lightweight social snippets where 480p is enough

Example 2 — Default 4s at 720p

  • Cost: 100 credits ($1.00)
  • Use case: TikTok/Reels-ready output, product demos, ad variations at HD quality

That default 720p rate (25 credits/second at 4s) is a useful anchor. Checkout bills a 5-second 720p clip at 120 credits and an 8-second 720p clip at 190 credits. Always confirm the total shown at checkout before rendering — Omnely displays the exact cost per generation.

What changes the price

Three variables drive the final Seedance 2.0 cost on Omnely:

  • Duration — Longer clips cost more. At 480p, 15s is 160 credits versus 50 credits for 4s; at 720p, 15s is 350 credits versus 100 credits for 4s.
  • Resolution — 480p is the cheapest tier. 720p roughly doubles the 4s from-price (100 vs 50). A 4s 1080p render is 210 credits; a 4s 4K render is 820 credits.
  • Reference images — Seedance 2.0 accepts up to 2 reference images (start frame, or start + end frames). These are included in your generation flow and don't add per-image surcharges the way some image models do.

Prompt length is generous — up to 20,000 characters — so you can pass detailed shot lists, character notes, and cinematography direction without splitting into multiple requests.

Audio is included

Seedance 2.0 generates native audio by default, and it does not change the credit price. That's a meaningful difference from workflows where you'd generate silent video and then layer TTS or sound design on top. For basic voice-over needs elsewhere in your project, Omnely also offers Grok TTS and Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS at 5 credits per 1,000 characters.

Seedance 2.0 vs Seedance 2.0 Characters

If your project centers on consistent character performance, Omnely also bills Seedance 2.0 Characters as a separate variant, starting from 15 credits/sec at 480p (4s = 60 credits). It's the same underlying model family with character-consistency tuning — worth knowing if you're comparing budget lines, but the base Seedance 2.0 covers most general T2V and I2V work.

How Seedance 2.0 fits alongside other Omnely video models

Seedance 2.0 sits in a broader lineup on Omnely. If you're weighing options, here's how a 4-second render lines up across the catalog (checkout credits):

ModelPublished checkout (credits)
Grok Imagine Video 1.5 (4s @ 6 credits/sec)24 credits
Veo 3.1 Fast (8s @ 720p)40 credits
Gemini Omni 1.1 (4s @ 720p from-price)50 credits
Seedance 2.0 (4s @ 480p)50 credits
Wan 3.0 (4s @ 720p, 16 credits/sec)64 credits
Seedance 2.0 (4s @ 720p default)100 credits

Seedance 2.0's strength is multi-shot narrative video and high-fidelity motion; if you need a longer, more cinematic sequence with reference images and start/end frame control, the credit spend is justified by output quality. For rapid drafts or short single-shot pieces, cheaper models in the catalog may be a better fit for iteration.

For a more detailed head-to-head on quality and pricing tradeoffs, see our comparison: Seedance vs Kling. If you're also evaluating Google's video model, Kling vs Veo 3 covers that side of the catalog.

Tips to keep Seedance 2.0 spend predictable

  • Draft at 480p, finalize at 720p+. At 12.5 credits/sec, 480p is ideal for prompt tuning and shot selection. Only render your winning composition at higher resolution.
  • Use reference images. Start/end frame control reduces "wasted" generations by locking down composition intent up front.
  • Batch prompts thoughtfully. With 20,000 characters of prompt room, you can front-load detailed direction and cut down on re-rolls.
  • Watch duration creep. Every extra second at 720p costs 25 more credits. A tight 4-second cut is often cinematically stronger than a padded 10-second version.

The bottom line on Seedance 2.0 pricing

Compared to the fragmented pricing landscape — where third-party resellers charge anywhere from $0.14 to $1+ per second depending on pack sizes and subscription tiers — Omnely gives you a single credit currency that works across chat, image, video, and audio. Seedance 2.0 starts at 50 credits ($0.50) for a 4-second 480p clip and defaults to 100 credits ($1.00) for 4s at 720p. Higher resolutions and longer durations are calculated at checkout using the published rate structure.

No hidden fees, no currency conversion, no daily-login gimmicks. Just credits in, video out.

Ready to try it? Head to the Seedance 2.0 model page to generate your first clip, or explore the full Omnely video catalog to compare Seedance 2.0 against Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Wan 3.0, and more — all in one workspace, one login, one bill.