How do the Unlimited passes work?
An Unlimited pass gives unlimited clips on one model for a set number of days with no credits used. It needs a paid plan. Each day starts with a fast allowance; after that new clips wait before they start, and with heavy use the wait can be an hour or more.
- Seedance 2.5 (clips up to 30 seconds): 1 day $114, 7 days $239, 30 days $712.
- Seedance 2.0 (clips up to 15 seconds): 1 day $33, 7 days $99, 14 days $123, 30 days $229.
- Kling (clips up to 15 seconds): 1 day $39, 7 days $149, 30 days $449.
- Wan 3.0 (clips up to 15 seconds): 1 day $39, 7 days $149, 30 days $449.
- Seedream 5.0 (images): 1 day $9, 7 days $29, 30 days $79.
- A pass needs a paid plan (Creator or higher). On Free you can buy a plan and a pass together in one checkout.
- Clips run one at a time.
- Each pass day starts with a fast allowance, so clips start straight away. After that, new clips wait: the more you make in a short time, the longer the wait, and with heavy use it can be an hour or more. The studio shows each waiting clip's start time.
- Skip any wait with credits (that clip then runs at its normal credit price), or cancel a waiting clip for free.
- A pass clip that fails or is refused costs nothing and uses no allowance.
- Passes work in the studio and the studio connector, not the Developer API or the developer MCP server.
- Cancelling the plan doesn't end a pass early; it ends on its own end date.
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