110,000 Credits a Month: What a Private Studio Budget Actually Buys in AI Video

A plan page gives you a credit number. It never tells you what the number is in videos, because that depends on model, length and resolution. We build ReelMint, and the quotes below come straight from the same calculator the Generate button uses, so you can decide whether the Private Studio plan, $999 a month for 110,000 credits, is a lot or a little for the way you work.

The unit prices

One credit is $0.004 at the base rate. Private Studio runs the Wan and Seedream families, and these are the live quotes for a vertical 9:16 clip with native audio:

• Wan 3.0, 5 seconds, 720p: 100 credits
• Wan 3.0, 10 seconds, 1080p: 400 credits
• Wan 3.0, 30 seconds, 720p, one unbroken take: 600 credits
• Wan 3.0 Reference (continue from your own stills or clip), 10 seconds, 720p: 200 credits
• Seedream 5.0 Pro image, 1K: 9 credits; 2K high quality: 18 credits

Resolution is the multiplier to watch. Wan 3.0 doubles from 480p to 720p and doubles again to 1080p. A 10-second shot is 100 credits at 480p, 200 at 720p and 400 at 1080p. Pick the resolution the platform will actually show.

110,000 credits as videos

• About 1,100 five-second 720p clips, or 36 a day.
• About 275 ten-second 1080p clips, or 9 a day.
• About 183 thirty-second 720p one-take films, or 6 a day.
• About 12,000 Seedream 5.0 Pro images, which nobody needs, but it tells you that images are nearly free next to video. Build your keyframes and characters in Seedream first and spend the video credits only on shots you have already approved.

Three realistic months

A daily vertical channel. One 30-second Wan 3.0 take at 720p every day, plus a Seedream thumbnail: about 610 credits a day, 18,300 a month. Private Studio covers that six times over, which is the point: the plan is for several channels or a production slate, not one feed. For a single daily channel the regular Studio plan at $199 with 20,950 credits is the right size.

A short-form agency. Five clients, each getting one 10-second 1080p clip a day with two Seedream variations to choose the keyframe from: 5 × (400 + 18) = about 2,090 credits a day, 62,700 a month. Comfortably inside, with room for retakes.

A genre studio in production. A 3-minute piece cut from 10-second 1080p shots is 18 shots, 7,200 credits if every shot lands first time. Budget two takes per shot and it is 14,400. That is seven finished three-minute pieces a month at a two-take ratio, and here 10 parallel renders matter more than the credit count: 18 shots in two batches instead of one at a time.

What the plan costs per credit, honestly

Monthly, Private Studio is about $0.0091 per credit. Yearly, $9,990 for twelve months of 110,000 credits, it is about $0.0076. Lite at $9.99 for 800 credits is $0.0125, and the large regular plans land in the same range as Private Studio. So you do not buy Private Studio for the rate. You buy it for the separate workspace with no ReelMint content screen in front of your prompts, the 10 parallel renders, the clean output and the priority queue, and the rate happens to be fine.

Where credits go that people forget

• Retakes. A refused render is free; a render you dislike is not. Plan a two-take ratio until your prompts are tuned.
• Upscales. A 4K pass on a clip costs credits of its own. Render at the resolution you need rather than upscaling everything by reflex.
• Audio. Wan 3.0's native audio is included in the clip price. A separate soundtrack or voice is a small extra line on the quote.

Check it with your own numbers

Every quote above is printed in the studio before you press Generate, and the credits page shows what each kind of generation buys. If your month comes out under 20,000 credits, take the Studio plan. If it comes out over 50,000, or the first screen is costing you time, the Private Studio page has the full plan and FAQ. All sales are final, so do the arithmetic first; that is why we wrote it down.