Seedance 2.0 Price: 220 Credits, $1.09 on the $99 Pack

Seedance 2.0 price on AIVeed starts at 220 credits, equivalent to $1.09 for a 6-second, 480p clip on the $99 / 20,000-credit Business pack, without a reference video (AIVeed retail pricing tables, verified September 23, 2026; methodology).

AIVeed's figures below come from AIVeed pricing and the credit cost the AIVeed generator shows for each Seedance 2.0 setting, both checked on September 23, 2026. You can choose the full Seedance model, duration, and resolution in the same workflow and plan the credit spend before generating. Dollar equivalents allocate part of a purchased credit pack to a clip; they are not a separate checkout price for buying that clip individually.

What is the Seedance 2.0 price for each setting?

The full Seedance model offers 6-, 10-, and 15-second clips at 480p, 720p, 1080p, and 4K in the AIVeed generator (AIVeed pricing, verified September 23, 2026; methodology). Match the model name as well as the output settings when comparing a quote elsewhere. A family name alone does not identify the configuration being sold. Developers can request the same Seedance 2.0 settings at the same credit prices through the AIVeed API (AIVeed pricing endpoint, checked September 30, 2026); our Seedance 2.0 API guide shows the request.

How much does Seedance 2.0 cost?

AIVeed's full Seedance model costs 500 credits for a 15-second, 480p clip without a reference video, equivalent to $2.48 on the $99 / 20,000-credit Business pack (AIVeed retail tables, verified September 23, 2026; methodology). The generation's credit charge is fixed by the settings; the dollar equivalent depends on the pack used to buy those credits.

For the entry configuration, the same 220-credit, 6-second, 480p generation has the following dollar equivalents across AIVeed's USD packs (AIVeed retail tables, verified September 23, 2026; methodology). Keep the pack label attached when sharing a screenshot or quoting a price to a client.

Choose the pack around your planned work. A lower unit price helps when you expect to use the balance; a smaller upfront purchase can suit an initial experiment. Our pay-per-use versus subscriptions guide discusses the budgeting approach. The dated retail figures on this page are the basis for the calculations here.

What affects the Seedance 2.0 price?

Seedance pricing depends on the selected output and inputs, so a headline price can describe a very different job from the scene you want. On AIVeed, a 15-second clip without reference video uses 500 credits at 480p and 900 credits at 720p (AIVeed retail tables, verified September 23, 2026; methodology). A useful comparison fixes the model, duration, resolution, and reference-video setting before comparing the amount.

AIVeed adds a reference-video charge of 100 credits at 480p, 200 at 720p, 600 at 1080p, or 1,000 at 4K to the full model's base cost (AIVeed retail surcharge table, verified September 23, 2026; methodology). The charge follows the selected output resolution and whether reference video is present.

For example, a 15-second, 720p generation with reference video uses 900 + 200 = 1,100 credits, equivalent to $5.45 on the $99 / 20,000-credit Business pack (calculated from AIVeed retail tables, verified September 23, 2026; methodology). Budget for the workflow you intend to use, including that input choice.

The practical question is whether your scene needs the longer take, higher output setting, or motion reference. Write the shot's purpose before choosing settings: a rough storyboard test and a final product close-up have different requirements. Reusing a clear brief also makes later comparisons more useful because you can judge whether the output solved the same creative problem.

Is Seedance worth it?

Seedance is worth evaluating against a specific shot and a defined budget. AIVeed's published retail schedule lets you calculate the spend for that test before committing to a larger production. Decide what counts as a usable result: the intended camera movement, a recognisable subject, and a sequence that fits your edit. Price alone cannot establish whether an output will meet that brief.

A creator in a Seedance pricing discussion put the practical question directly: What are you paying and does it actually work for real projects? (Reddit user West-Task-612, checked September 23, 2026). That question illustrates what a useful comparison should answer; the discussion is not evidence for the retail prices in our tables.

Review your result for the parts that matter in the finished edit, rather than treating resolution as a substitute for creative fit. Record the prompt, inputs, output setting, and whether you would use the clip. The AIVeed first-video walkthrough can help organise the initial test. Keep any later variations deliberate so you learn which change improved the scene.

Who owns Seedance?

Seedance is a ByteDance Seed model family, as identified on ByteDance's official model page (checked September 23, 2026). AIVeed provides a generation workflow with its own retail credit pricing. ByteDance's model identity and AIVeed's credit schedule answer different questions: who develops the model, and what a selected generation costs here.

When researching Seedance price, check whether a page belongs to the model developer or to a service offering access. A familiar model name does not make separate services' credits interchangeable. Compare the actual configuration and purchase terms, and use the amount shown for your chosen service when planning the job.

Methodology and verification

Verified on September 23, 2026. The full-model base charges and reference-video surcharges are the credit costs the AIVeed generator shows for each Seedance 2.0 setting, and the USD packs are the ones listed on AIVeed pricing.

The calculation is clip credits × pack price ÷ pack credits. For the Business pack, $99 ÷ 20,000 = $0.00495 per credit; multiplying by the entry clip's 220 credits gives $1.089, displayed as $1.09 (AIVeed retail tables and independent arithmetic check, September 23, 2026). We retain full precision through each calculation and round the final dollar equivalent to the nearest cent, with half cents rounded up.

All base rows exclude reference video. Reference-video examples add the applicable retail surcharge before converting to dollars. These are listed USD credit-pack equivalents; they do not predict currency conversion or any checkout adjustments. The table is a dated pricing snapshot, so check the selected configuration's displayed charge when you generate.

Sources

• AIVeed pricing: USD credit packs; checked September 23, 2026.
• AIVeed Seedance 2.0: Seedance 2.0 durations, resolutions and the per-setting credit costs shown in the AIVeed generator; checked September 23, 2026.
• ByteDance Seed's official model page: model attribution; checked September 23, 2026.
• Reddit creator discussion: the attributed question quoted above, not pricing evidence; checked September 23, 2026.

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