Wan 3.0 Launch Week: Up to 25% Off Video Rates on Siray

A banner is running across Siray right now: Wan 3.0 Launch Week — Reduced by Up to 25%. What it actually means: the three standard Wan 3.0 endpoints are 25% cheaper per second, the three Spicy endpoints are 15% cheaper, and that split matters more than the headline number.

Key Takeaways

• Standard alibaba/wan-3.0-t2v, -i2v, and -ref2v are discounted 25%: $0.045/s at 480p, $0.090/s at 720p, $0.180/s at 1080p.
• The three Spicy endpoints are discounted 15%, not 25%: $0.055/s, $0.110/s, and $0.220/s.
• Because the tiers got different cuts, Launch Week widens the gap between them: at 480p, Spicy moved from 8% to 22% more expensive.
• Rates verified on the Siray console 25 August 2026. Launch Week is a promotion, not a new list price.

The Discounted Rate Card

Every Wan 3.0 endpoint bills per second of video, with output resolution setting the rate. Both columns come from the console model detail pages:

Within a tier, all three endpoints cost the same, so the choice is about what inputs you have, not what you can afford. All six are live; the request bodies are covered in the Wan 3.0 API rundown.

Standard Gets 25%, Spicy Gets 15%

Before Launch Week, the Spicy premium was small. At 480p, $0.065 against $0.060 is 8.3% more for the uncensored tier. After the discounts land, $0.055 against $0.045 is 22.2% more. The premium nearly tripled even though both prices fell.

• If your work runs on the standard tier, this is the cheapest Wan 3.0 has been. A 30-second 1080p render drops from $7.20 to $5.40.
• If your work requires Spicy, you still save, just less: the same 30-second 1080p render goes from $7.80 to $6.60.
• If you are choosing between tiers, that choice costs more this week than last. Standard output that is good enough deserves a second look.

What the Per-Second Rate Does Not Tell You

Three things the rate card leaves out:

• Duration is a fixed enum, not a free value. duration accepts whole seconds from 2 to 30 — no 45-second call to spread setup over, and no fractional seconds.
• Resolution is the only rate lever. size accepts 480p, 720p, and 1080p. Aspect ratio has six values including adaptive, none of which change the price.
• One endpoint bills for its inputs. The ref2v and ref2v-spicy pages carry a billing formula t2v and i2v lack: billable duration equals input video duration, up to 5 seconds, plus output video duration. The totals above are arithmetic on that per-second rate, which holds for t2v and i2v — reference-to-video can bill for more seconds than it returns.

Who Should Move This Week

• Batch work you had already planned. Queue it now — the same volume costs more in September.
• 1080p tests you keep deferring. That is where 25% is worth most in absolute terms: $0.060 per output second.
• Nobody should rewrite a working pipeline for a promotion. If you are weighing a move from another model, cross-model rate comparisons are a better starting point than a discount badge. For what Wan 3.0 does differently, see the model breakdown.

FAQ

How much does Wan 3.0 cost during Launch Week?

Standard endpoints are $0.045/s at 480p, $0.090/s at 720p, and $0.180/s at 1080p, a 25% discount. Spicy endpoints are $0.055/s, $0.110/s, and $0.220/s, a 15% discount. Rates verified 25 August 2026.

Do the Spicy endpoints get the full 25% off?

No. The Spicy tier is discounted 15%. Only the three standard endpoints carry the 25% badge — hence up to 25% on the banner.

Is the discount the same for t2v, i2v, and ref2v?

Yes. Within a tier all three endpoints share one rate card. But ref2v can bill for input video time on top of output duration, so identical rates do not always mean identical bills.

Start Generating at the Discounted Rate

Launch Week rates apply to everything you send through the API this week, at any resolution. Create your free Siray account and run your first Wan 3.0 job while the discount is live.

Compliance: Siray serves legal adult creation only. The Spicy tier means fewer restrictions within the law, not none. Siray refuses all illegal content and operates a zero-tolerance policy on CSAM. All adult content must involve consenting adults aged 18 or over.