What a second costs on Novita AI

Novita AI (novita.ai) prices Kling video by the second and prices sound separately in the same unit: $0.084 a second without audio on the Standard tier and $0.126 with it, $0.112 and $0.168 on Pro. Other models on the page are priced by the clip. As of 2026-09-22.

Inclusion rule. Tiers the vendor publishes a per-second rate for. A tier priced only as a monthly allowance is not converted and does not get a row. Order. As the vendor orders them on its own page.

1How many priced tiers each channel publishes

Inclusion rule. Channels that publish a per-second rate, or a credit rate together with a credit price. Tiers are counted as the pricing page itself breaks them out. Order. Alphabetical by channel name.

2Sound is half again as much, in both tiers

The audio surcharge here is exactly fifty per cent on each tier, which makes it the clearest published answer in this register to a question most pages skip: what does the dialogue track cost? On the channels that fold audio into one figure the answer is unknowable, and on the channels that never mention it the buyer discovers the answer after generating.

For dialogue-led drama the surcharge is not optional, so the working rate on this channel is the higher figure in each pair. Quoting it at $0.084 would describe a silent production. The ledger row carries both because both are published, and the tier column names which is which.

3A page in two units, and only half of it can be recorded

Alongside the per-second rows the same list prices MiniMax Hailuo and Wan whole: $0.19 for a six-second clip at 768P on the fast tier, $0.25 for five seconds of Wan at 480P, rising with duration and resolution. Those rows name the duration, so dividing would give a figure — and it would be a figure for exactly one length, presented in a column where every other number applies to any length.

So they stay as they are printed. A clip price and a rate behave differently the moment a shot is shorter or longer than the packaged duration, and collapsing one into the other is the kind of tidying that makes a table comparable and wrong.

4The gap between the two Kling tiers is small; the gap in what they leave out is not

Standard to Pro is a third more per second, before audio. That is a narrow step by the standards of this register, where a tier change on a single channel can multiply the bill eightfold. It also means the tier decision on this channel is mostly about output rather than budget.

What the page does not settle is how long one generation may run, and nothing on it addresses a refused or failed job. Both are recorded as unstated. The per-clip rows imply durations of six and ten seconds for two other models, but an implication inside one row is not a published limit for the channel.

5Sources

Read from the price list published at novita.ai, checked 2026-09-22. How credits are converted to dollars is on the method page; every channel side by side is on the ledger. What Novita AI publishes in the other columns: what the page meters. Families Novita AI prices, set against every other seller of the same weights: Wan, Kling, MiniMax H3. Next along the ledger: Runware, WaveSpeed AI.

• Kling v3.0 Standard
  $0.084 per second without audio and $0.126 per second with audioNovita AI, prices / recorded 2026-09-22
• Kling v3.0 Pro
  $0.112 per second without audio and $0.168 per second with audioNovita AI, prices / recorded 2026-09-22
• MiniMax Hailuo 2.3
  $0.19 per video for six seconds at 768P on the fast tier, up to $0.56 for ten secondspriced by the clip on the same pageNovita AI, prices / recorded 2026-09-22
• Wan
  $0.25 per video for five seconds at 480P, up to $1.50 for ten seconds at 1080Ppriced by the clipNovita AI, prices / recorded 2026-09-22
• Longest single generation
  Not stated on the vendor's price page (as of 2026-09-22)absent from the page carrying the rateNovita AI, prices / recorded 2026-09-22