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fal's Motion to Code turns a clip into editable code
The two hosted endpoints rebuild a reference clip of up to 15 seconds as one HTML page or a looping GLSL shader, priced from $0.20 a second.
FLUX 3 Max's 22x speed claim shrinks to 5.5x on a second chart
fal says the model ties for first on Artificial Analysis's image-to-video board, which lists it second, two Elo points below MiniMax H3.
fal Worlds streams walkable AI worlds for $4.50 an hour
Lingbot World 2 and Abot World 0 both stream over WebRTC, and the faster one is research only while the Apache-licensed one is cleared for commercial work.
Mirelo SFX 2.0 re-sounds a 10-minute edit in one pass
The model keeps dialogue and strips music nobody prompted, and costs $0.60 a minute on fal under a launch price that ends December 13.
H3 Max Relight changes a video's lighting from a sphere render
The fal endpoint takes a clip of up to 15 seconds plus a lighting-sphere render and bills from 5 cents a second at 480p.
xAI's Grok Imagine Video 1.5 Lite ships from $0.02 a second
The xAI video model carries per-resolution rates of $0.02 at 480p, $0.03 at 720p and $0.14 at 1080p, the same tiers its flagship model and fal.ai list.
Pixazo cuts MiniMax H3 Max API price to 4 cents a second
The promotional rate, live since September 21 with no announced end date, halves the API's per-second price against MiniMax's own published list rate.
fal.live comes back with AI-generated prompts viewers can upvote
The livestream paused three hours after its August 31 launch and returned with an upvote system, while fal separately previewed real-time reference video.
Higgsfield meters its API by the second, outside its subscriptions
The video platform's pay-as-you-go API is billed separately from its monthly subscription plans, and the effective rate depends on how many models you commit to.
Creatify Labs' Boreal Sells AI Video at 1 Cent a Second, Built for Ads
The advertising-focused model was post-trained on an open 22-billion-parameter base and returns a five-second 720p clip for about $0.05, the company says.
MiniMax shares rose 40% after it gave away H3, then fell back
The open weights logged 24.8 million downloads, but the stock now sits 77% below its March peak, and nothing proves the giveaway caused the rally.