Side-by-side specs. A dash means the field was not on a page we checked.
The two rates people check first when a spot needs audio and a short clip.
Both publish 720p and 1080p per-second rates on the same Runway Dev table.
Same family, two credit rates, audio called out separately.
Seedance 2.0 is one of the few rows with a 4K rate next to Kling 4's 1080p rate.
Two Alibaba and ByteDance APIs with resolution-tiered Runway Dev prices.
xAI's listed 720p and 1080p rates against Veo's audio and no-audio rates.
Both are a flat per-second credit rate with no resolution on the row.
Runway's own Turbo and Gen-4.5 developer rates.
Hailuo is priced at 768P and 2K. Wan 3 is priced at 720p and 1080p. The labels are not the same.
The two frameworks agent skills actually install.
React video against the TypeScript motion-graphics runtime.
HTML and GSAP against a Rust and Skia renderer.
A Python edit script against a React composition.
The two hosts people mean when they say 'just call the model'.
A model aggregator against the host whose credit table this directory actually priced.
The two avatar platforms teams shortlist for training and product video.
Narration quality against low-latency speech.
A hosted transcript editor against the MIT timeline.
Word timestamps against the faster local Whisper build.
Two public talking-head repos with very different licenses and star counts.
The image-to-3D pair product teams actually trial.
Long-to-short clipping tools. Prices were not verified, and the page says so.
A node graph against the Python library under most open video pipelines.
Two template render APIs. Neither price was copied.
Two public video-model repos. Only Wan 2.2 came back Apache-2.0.
Tencent's public video repo against Genmo's Apache-2.0 weights.
The two desktop-app MCP servers with the most stars in this snapshot.
Music models. Neither is priced per video second.