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Ray 3

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Ray 3 costs $0.21 per second of generated video — the 15th cheapest of the 18 video APIs tracked here. A 10-second clip runs about $2.10, and the rate is 4.2× the cheapest option (Veo 3.1 Lite at $0.05/sec), while still coming in 48% under the priciest (Veo 3.1). It outputs up to 1080p with a maximum single clip of 10 seconds, and produces silent video — you supply the audio separately.

Per second

$0.21

Per second

10-sec clip

$2.10

5 sec: $1.05

Resolution

1080p

max 10 sec per call

Native audio

No

10 peers offer it

Pricing basis

About $12.60 per 60 seconds of video = $0.21/sec.

The third-generation Dream Machine model — fluid camera motion, well suited to product and spatial shots.

Capabilities

Text to videoImage to videoReference to video

Price verified 2026-08-06 · source: manual

What it costs on a real workload

ScenarioMonthly costVeo 3.1 Fast
Social short-form6-second clips, 300 per month$378$270
Ad creative testing10-second clips, 60 variants per month$126$90
E-commerce product loops8-second clips, 1,000 per month$1,680$1,200
Side project / prototyping5-second clips, 40 per month$42$30

Alternatives

  • Veo 3.1 Fast$0.15/s

    29% cheaper per second than Ray 3.

  • Gen-4.5$0.25/s

    1.2× the per-second rate of Ray 3.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Ray 3 cost per video?
Ray 3 is billed per second, normalised to $0.21 per second of output. A 5-second clip costs about $1.05, a 10-second clip about $2.10. About $12.60 per 60 seconds of video = $0.21/sec.
What would Ray 3 cost for a real workload?
At 6-second clips, 300 per month, Ray 3 comes to roughly $378 per month. The same workload on Veo 3.1 Fast would be $270.
Does Ray 3 generate audio?
No. Ray 3 outputs silent video, so budget for a separate audio pass. If you need native audio, Vidu Q3-Turbo handles it at $0.055/sec.
How long a clip can Ray 3 produce in one call?
Up to 10 seconds per generation at 1080p. Vidu Q3-Pro goes furthest at 16 seconds, so longer sequences here mean stitching multiple generations.