live on the first-party API, official aggregators, resellers and consumer apps by Kuaishoureleased 2026-02-05t2v · i2v · ref2v
🔊 Talking clips: native audio in five named languages, from 3 seconds up.
Quick answer 4 of 6 selling routes verifiedoldest
Best for our call
🔊 Talking clips: native audio in five named languages, from 3 seconds up.
Cheapest
$0.90at kie.ai · 10s / pro / t2v / no audio · derived
First-party
—Kuaishou publishes no rate we can read without an account
Routes selling
6 of 6 tracked
Max duration
15 seconds
Native audio
yes
Verified
2026-08-134 of 6 routes
Kling 3.0, from Kuaishou, is purchasable on 6 of the 6 routes we track. One 10s pro t2v clip, no audio costs $0.90 at kie.ai, the cheapest published rate we can cite. Kuaishou's own rate card sits behind an account, so the first-party row here carries no number rather than a guessed one. This model is billed at 10s / pro / t2v / no audio, which nothing else on the index sells, so its price is not ranked against the other models.
The one model here whose headline feature is speech: native audio in five named languages, from three seconds up. It is also the one whose modes are named rather than measured, so what a clip actually resolves to is not something Kuaishou publishes.
The figure above buys one 10s pro t2v clip, no audio. The board below prices 2 units in all, each column named. Figures come from each seller's own published rates and carry the date we last read them.
Which route should you take
Each row is the table above read for one question, at the unit named beside the price. Rows marked our call are editorial judgement instead, and appear only where we have something specific to say.
Each column is one unit, and every price in it buys the same thing. The figures quoted elsewhere on this page are one 10s pro t2v clip, no audio. That is a baseline for comparing providers, not a quote. What you are actually billed depends on the settings you send, and on some routes on how much you top up at once. Every figure is the provider's own published price; anything we derived rather than read off a price list is marked est.Kling 3.0 generates audio, but the clip compared here is silent. Where a provider publishes no silent rate, the pricing note under the board says so.
3 providers tracked · sorted by status, then price
How each figure above was read off the provider's own price list, and what that price list does not say.
Kling AI Open Platform
official rate card requires a developer account
fal.ai
fal.ai publishes per-second rates on the pro text-to-video page without an account, with audio on and voice control each priced above the audio-off rate. The figure here is the audio-off rate, which is what this model's reference unit buys. The std route is on a page of its own and no rate for it has been read, so it is unpriced.
kie.ai
per-second rate card; clip prices scaled from it
Kling 3.0 pricing trapsAudio is not free. Every mode is metered at one per-second rate without audio and a higher one with it, and native audio is the headline feature of 3.0, so a quoted "from" price almost always assumes it is switched off. The rate cards each seller publishes are quoted verbatim in the pricing notes below, surcharge included. The board prices the silent clip in every column, which is what makes the columns comparable with each other.
What it can do
Resolutions
not verified
Clip length
3 to 15 seconds
Reference inputs
not verified
Generates audio
yes
Spoken languages
5 languages
Extends a video
not verified
Edits a video
not verified
Where a row says not verified, we have not checked that figure yet; it does not mean the model lacks the feature. Every row is read off published documentation for the model, never from our own testing.
Use it without an API key
3 subscription apps sell Kling 3.0
These are not API routes. Each one sells a month of the whole app, so the figure is a subscription and not the price of one Kling 3.0 generation. We record one thing per app: the cheapest plan that unlocks this model, at its monthly-billing rate, and the date we checked. What a generation costs inside a plan is not published anywhere, and dividing a plan by its allowance would invent it.
The consumer app grants daily credits to signed-in accounts, so the model can be tried without paying. The API has no free tier.
Syntx sells a single tier rather than a ladder, so this is both the entry price and the only price. The plan list is visible only when signed in, so the figure is what the plans page showed on the date beside it. The figure is the monthly-billing price, not the lower per-month rate an annual plan advertises, so it is comparable with the other apps here. No per-generation cost is published and we do not derive one: a plan divided by an allowance is an invented price.
Magnific
Magnific, formerly Freepik, sells one paid tier and puts every model it carries inside it. Seedance 2.5 is the exception on this platform: it is not in the model list at all. The figure is the monthly-billing price, not the lower per-month rate an annual plan advertises, so it is comparable with the other apps here. No per-generation cost is published and we do not derive one: a plan divided by an allowance is an invented price.
Higgsfield
Only the entry Starter tier is limited, and it stops at Seedance 2.0; every other model needs Plus. The figure is the monthly-billing price, not the lower per-month rate an annual plan advertises, so it is comparable with the other apps here. No per-generation cost is published and we do not derive one: a plan divided by an allowance is an invented price.
If this is not the right model
When to reach for another model
Kling is the only model here that generates speech in named languages. If the clip does not need to talk, everything else on the index is priced at a documented resolution, which Kling is not: Kuaishou sells Standard and Pro by the second and states no pixel dimensions for either, so its figures cannot be read against the rest.
Consumer subscriptions added: Syntx at $17.96 a month, Magnific at $20, and Higgsfield on its $59 Plus tier. Kling AI's own app is still tracked without a plan price, which it does not publish outside a login.
Priced from kie.ai's published rate card. fal.ai lists both the standard and pro routes. Official per-second rates remain behind a developer login, so the first-party row carries no price.
Kuaishou launched the Kling 3.0 series (Video 3.0, Video 3.0 Omni, Image 3.0 and Image 3.0 Omni) with clips up to 15 seconds, native audio across five languages, and a native 4K mode.