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AI video models under one balance

Generate video from text, images, or existing clips with 62 selectable models. Pay per second with a transparent 20% margin — no plans, no tiers, and your balance never expires.

Veo 3.1 Fast I2V · Prompt: A weathered 1970s sedan alone on a cracked white salt flat at golden hour

What is FairStack AI video?

FairStack AI video is a single API and studio for generating clips from text, images, or video inputs. You pick a model, set duration and resolution, and pay the model cost plus 20%. FairStack never trains on your content.

62 selectable ai video models · 144 on the platform

All selectable ai video models

Every model below is non-hidden, non-fallback, generation-category — part of the 144 customers can actually run.

Seedance 2.0

$0.246/s (720p, text-to-video)

Seedance 2.0 is a text to video model on FairStack. $0.246/s (720p, text-to-video): base model cost + a flat 20% platform fee, shown before you spend.

How to create with FairStack ai video

One balance. Pick a model. Pay the model cost plus 20%.

Step 1

Open the studio

Go to FairStack and open the ai video workspace.

Step 2

Pick a model

Choose from the selectable list on this page — capability flags decide who appears.

Step 3

Generate

Run the job. Your balance never expires if you stop mid-project.

Step 4

Reuse across modalities

The same balance covers image, video, voice, and music.

Frequently asked questions

How many AI video models does FairStack offer? +

FairStack lists 144 selectable models across all modalities. Video alone is 62 — text-to-video, image-to-video, and video-to-video — filtered by each model's real capability flags.

How is video priced? +

Video is charged per second at the model's rate times 1.20. We never print a single flat price for a clip, because duration and resolution change the cost. Example: Kling 3.0 Standard is $0.12/s.

Can I use Veo 3.1 Fast for text-to-video? +

Not on FairStack. Veo 3.1 Fast is image-to-video only on this platform. It appears on the image-to-video page and never on text-to-video.

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