AI video costs: from one generation to a finished film

Understand Go usage, specification differences and iteration budgets in ActionGo, then check the current quote before submitting.

  1. Read Go usage and the submission quote

    Go is a platform usage unit, not a fixed duration of video. This guide sets no fixed currency conversion rate. Select an available model, specifications and output count, then read the Go quote before submitting. Current prices, plan entitlements and purchase conditions are shown on the relevant pages.

  2. Compare equivalent specifications

    Model, duration, resolution, output count and generation capabilities may affect the quote. Availability depends on the current interface. Compare options against the same aspect ratio, shot duration and acceptance criteria rather than comparing a single number in isolation.

  3. A generation is not a finished film

    One generation typically produces a shot or candidate. A finished-film budget may also include multiple shots, retries, reference images, audio and editing. Include only the services you need and list labor and external media licenses separately. Generated results still need human review.

  4. A hypothetical calculation, not a current price

    These figures are assumptions, not an ActionGo live quote or exchange-rate promise: assume one attempt costs 20 Go and your effective cost is CNY 0.05 per Go. Three attempts for one shot require 20 × 3 = 60 Go, or 60 × 0.05 = CNY 3. Five shots with three attempts each would require 300 Go, or CNY 15 under these same assumptions. Images, audio, editing and labor are additional.

  5. Set an iteration limit

    Test one representative shot for subject, action and style before expanding the storyboard. Record each quote and selected result. Set an attempt limit per shot and a Go budget for the whole film; change one main variable at a time. If the limit is reached, revise the storyboard or references before committing more budget.

  6. Check periodic credits, expiry and promotions

    Distinguish purchased credits, periodic plan allocations and promotional credits. Check allocation dates, validity, expiry, eligible usage and promotion eligibility. Do not assume all credits last forever or offers combine. Read current plan and promotion conditions before purchasing and check your available balance before scheduling work.

  7. Budget for your production setup

    Individual creators can validate one short-film concept. Professional production teams can assign budgets by shot, version and review owner. Large enterprises should clarify intended use, media rights, approvals and procurement needs first. Use the live pricing link below, then open video creation or the director channel to prepare a project.