MaxVideoAI

About MaxVideoAI

MaxVideoAI is a price-comparison and routing layer over the commercial AI video models. Rather than subscribing to one generator and discovering after the fact that a rival renders the same shot for a quarter of the cost, you pick the clip you want — length, resolution, whether you need synchronised audio — and MaxVideoAI shows the live per-generation price across roughly 23 current-generation engines including LTX, Kling, Wan, Seedance, Luma Ray and Happy Horse, then runs the job on whichever you choose. The economics it exposes are stark: at the time of writing a 10-second 1080p clip with audio ranges from about $0.52 on LTX 2.3 Fast to $3.79 on Seedance 2.0, and 4K output spans $2.08 to $19.44 depending on engine. There is no subscription. You buy starter credits from $10 and spend them per generation, the exact live price is shown in the app before you commit, and failed generations are refunded rather than silently billed — the single most common complaint about pay-per-clip video tools. Alongside video the platform carries image, audio, and upscaling tools, and publishes side-by-side model examples so you can judge output quality against price rather than choosing on marketing claims alone. For anyone producing video ads or social clips at volume, the practical effect is that engine selection becomes a per-shot budgeting decision instead of a vendor lock-in.

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