Wondercraft charges credits when you:
Generate new media with AI (speech, images, videos, music and SFX)
Chatting with Wonda (after exceeding the daily free messages count)
We do not charge you credits for uploading your own media, adding your own scripts, downloading files (once media has been generated), for creating new voices, or for chatting with Wonda when within the daily free messages limit.
Specifically the credit charges are:
Videos
Credit charge per second of video generation, depending on the model:
Sora 2 (and Sora 2 Pro): 18 credits/sec
Google Veo 3.1: 14 credits/sec
Bytedance Seedance Pro 1.0: 9 credits/sec
Kling 2.5: 5 credits/sec
Pixverse V5: 7 credits/sec
Kling 1.6: 5 credits/sec
Runway Aleph: 8 credits/sec
Images
Credit charge per image generation, depending on the model:
Bytedance Seedream 4.0: 3 credits/image
Google Imagen 4.0: 3 credits/image
Google Nano Banana: 3 credits/image
OpenAI GPT Image-1: 5 credits/image
Flux Kontext Max / Pro: 5 credits/image
Music
Credit charge per min of music generation, depending on the model:
ElevenLabs: 25 credits/min
Stable Audio 2.5: 2 credits/min
SFX
Generating any SFX costs 2.5 credits per generation
Speech
~10 credits = 1 minute of speech generation
For example, a 10 minute podcast will cost approximately 100 credits
We charge you when you first generate a speech clip. After that, you receive 2 free regenerations (only for paid subscribers), provided the changes you've made to the script are less than 25 characters
Parrot mode costs 20 credits for each minute of speech generated.
Director mode costs 20 credits for each minute of speech generated.
Wonda
Each chat message with Wonda above and beyond the daily free message limit. You will be notified when you've exceeded the daily limit
Credits charged are variable depending on the complexity of the task you asked Wonda to do, and what model you selected
For example, saying "Hello" to Wonda results in negligible credits used, but asking to create a 45 min script with two hosts and adding music will consume a lot more
Using Claude Sonnet delivers the best results but it is also the most expensive in terms of credits used