Seedance 2.0

ByteDance's video model, listed on the official pricing pages of both Luma and InVideo AI. Luma publishes per-second rates by resolution, audio included by default, up to 4K; InVideo AI offers it from the Plus plan and only gives an approximate cost marked "~", which this site does not use as an exact rate. Whether Runway's Seedance 2.0 Pro and Seedance 2.0 Fast are the same model is not stated anywhere, so this site records them separately. PixVerse's site has a Seedance 2.0 page as well, with Standard and Fast generation modes.

Official specs

An audio reference has to be paired with an image or a video.
From ByteDance's own page, confirmed on Sep 20, 2026. This is what the model can do; whether a given channel sells it, and at which settings, is in the prices below. Official spec page

Third-party blind-vote ranking

The text-to-video board of the Artificial Analysis Video Arena: people watch two clips, pick the better one without knowing which model made it, and the votes give an Elo score. The rank is the model's place in the board's default view (current models), and names are written as the board writes them; checked Sep 26, 2026. Scores move every week and are a guide to quality only. See the leaderboard ↗

Where it is available

"Lowest monthly price" is the cheapest confirmed monthly plan for that tool. It does not mean that plan includes this model — premium models are often limited to pricier plans. Each tool's official pricing page is the authority.

Pay-as-you-go API prices

Prices as each provider's official pricing page states them, confirmed Sep 18, 2026 – Sep 19, 2026. No subscription: you pay for the seconds generated. Prices exclude tax.

Mainland China subscriptions (yuan)

Copied from the official subscription pages, confirmed on Sep 19, 2026. Each month's credits last until used up, and bigger plans cost less per second; the calculator works out which plan covers your usage.

How much Seedance 2.0 video the credits buy

On Luma

Rates come from Luma's official pricing page; seconds are the plan's credits divided by the rate. That is the ceiling if you do nothing else — credits also go to images, voice, upscaling and more, so the real total is lower. Where a model has several rows, the vendor prices clip lengths separately — the per-second rates really differ; it is not a typo. Models without an exact official rate we could find are left out; we don't estimate for them.

This model is included in plans on InVideo AI, PixVerse, Krea, Higgsfield, but we found no exact official rate for it there, so no durations are listed — we don't estimate on a vendor's behalf.