With Dreamina’s US Basic first-month offer, Dreamina Seedance 2.5 has a campaign-calculated effective cost of about $0.0068 per generated second, or about $0.068 for ten generated seconds, under the current rate arrangement through October 23, 2026. The subscription itself costs $0.29 for the first month, includes 1,575 credits per month, and renews at $15 per month. The per-second figure describes an effective subscription cost, not a separate pay-per-second purchase.
The October membership campaign runs October 21–30, 2026. Users who bought the earlier 90%-off introductory offer cannot also claim the new Basic introductory discount. The prices below are US examples; local prices and eligible packages vary by country or region.
For a short trial, Basic keeps the initial payment small. If you already need a larger allowance or expect to use Dreamina throughout the year, compare the other introductory discounts, renewal amounts and annual image benefits before choosing a plan.
- How much does Seedance 2.5 cost during the offer?
- What does the $0.29 Basic offer include?
- Are other Dreamina plans discounted?
- How much will Basic cost after the first month?
- What do annual plans cost, and what image bonuses do they include?
- How many videos can I make with 1,575 credits?
- Who can claim the offer, and where is it available?
- How do I claim the October discount?
- When does the October offer end?
How much does Seedance 2.5 cost during the offer?
The October campaign’s US first-month calculations give these effective Seedance 2.5 costs:
These examples apply to the current Seedance 2.5 rate arrangement through October 23. The ten-second figures are arithmetic illustrations: the listed rate multiplied by ten. The campaign gives the same listed rate with and without references, but does not specify a resolution for these calculations. They should not be treated as a quote for every generation setting or as a guaranteed cost for a finished, usable clip.
Basic’s much lower introductory subscription payment explains why a small trial and a larger production allowance are different buying decisions. A lower effective first-month cost does not mean a larger credit budget: Basic includes 1,575 credits per monthly period, while Standard includes 3,885. The amount of work you can attempt depends on the credits charged for your selected settings.
Use the effective cost to understand the introductory offer, then use the generation screen’s credit charge to budget actual attempts. For the creative steps, see how to use Seedance 2.5.
What does the $0.29 Basic offer include?
The offer is the first month of an eligible recurring Basic monthly subscription. It is a paid membership with a credit allowance, rather than free or unlimited generation. That is about $0.01/day when the $0.29 first-month payment is averaged over 30 days—not daily billing.
Credits can be used for available image and video tasks. If your immediate goal is to explore a few ideas, the small first payment lets you start without an annual commitment. Plan your tests around the credit allowance, and decide whether the regular renewal price fits your ongoing use.
To find the offer, open Dreamina, sign in and select the recurring monthly subscription option. Check the initial payment and renewal amount together before completing the purchase.
Are other Dreamina plans discounted?
Yes. Selected higher-tier monthly and annual offers provide 40%–50% off the introductory period, depending on the region and pricing package. This means paying 50%–60% of the applicable regular price; it does not mean every package has the same discount worldwide.
The $0.29 Basic first-month offer is a separate introductory promotion. Do not apply another 40%–50% reduction to that payment, and do not assume an introductory discount also applies to renewal.
For a larger monthly allowance, compare the number of credits with the amount you expect to generate and retry. For an annual plan, compare the full first-year payment with the annual renewal and the benefits you will actually use. The biggest percentage saving is not necessarily the smallest commitment.
How much will Basic cost after the first month?
Basic renews at the listed US price of $15 per month. If you qualify for the introductory payment and continue at that renewal price, your subscription charges are:
These examples assume the same Basic subscription and renewal price throughout, before any additional purchases or applicable charges shown at checkout. They make the difference between an initial trial and continued use visible: the first month is inexpensive, but it is not the price of every later month.
The campaign ending on October 30 does not cancel a recurring subscription. Keep the next billing date with your purchase confirmation, and review the cancellation options for the channel where you subscribed if you do not intend to renew.
What do annual plans cost, and what image bonuses do they include?
Annual memberships require a full-year payment. The following US campaign examples show the first-year amount, annual renewal and the listed one-time Image 2.5 Medium 1K bonus:
Basic and Standard first-year amounts are rounded to whole dollars for this comparison; the purchase summary gives the amount charged. These are US examples, rather than a single price list for every market.
For Advanced, a $450 first-year payment works out to $37.50 per month across 12 months, but it is still $450 paid for the year. It does not become a $37.50 monthly subscription. The listed annual renewal is $900.
The image bonus is a one-time quantity for the named image model and configuration. It is not an extra allowance repeated every month, and it should not be counted as Seedance video generations. Include it in your buying decision only if it is part of the annual offer shown for your account; check its availability and applicable terms alongside the subscription price.
Choose monthly if you mainly want a short trial or are still learning how much you will generate. Annual billing is more relevant when you already expect sustained use and can justify the full-year payment. A creator who needs both image assets and videos can assess the image bonus against image work while keeping a separate video credit budget.
How many videos can I make with 1,575 credits?
There is no single video count that applies to every model and setting. Start with the credits available for the video work you want to do, then divide by the credit charge for that specific generation:
Possible generation attempts = available video credits ÷ credits per attempt, rounded down.
Subtract any credits reserved for images or other tasks first. Also allow for retries: if you try three creative concepts twice, you need six generation attempts, even if you keep only three clips. The number of attempts is not the number of usable results.
For a practical first test, choose the model, mode, duration and resolution, then read the displayed credit deduction before generating. Keep those settings consistent while comparing prompt variations. If you change the settings, recalculate the budget using the new deduction.
Do not divide $0.29 by the rounded per-second figure to calculate an entitlement. The subscription payment, effective cost illustration and actual credit allowance describe different parts of the offer. The credit allowance and the selected generation’s charge determine how many attempts fit your budget.
Who can claim the offer, and where is it available?
The new Basic introductory discount cannot be combined with a previous purchase of the earlier 90%-off offer. A later campaign date does not reset that restriction.
The campaign also expands to additional markets, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Taiwan, the Netherlands, Poland, the United Arab Emirates, Finland, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Portugal, Hong Kong, Belgium, Austria, Sweden and Thailand. These are named expansion markets, not a complete list of participating countries and regions.
Availability in a market does not mean that the US dollar price applies there. Region, pricing package, subscription history and the offer displayed for your account determine the relevant purchase option. In particular, selecting an annual membership is different from claiming the Basic first-month monthly offer.
How do I claim the October discount?
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- Sign in to Dreamina with the account you intend to subscribe with. 2
- Open the subscription options and select a billing period. Choose recurring monthly for the Basic first-month offer, or annual for the corresponding annual package. 3
- Review the purchase summary. Check the first payment, credit allowance, renewal amount and next billing date. If an image bonus affects your choice, check that it is included in your offer. 4
- Choose an eligible payment method. The Basic introductory promotion supports credit cards, debit cards and PayPal. 5
- Complete the purchase when the expected terms are displayed, and keep the confirmation so you can check your subscription and benefits afterward.
If the expected discount is missing, check the billing period, account eligibility, region and payment method before paying. Do not assume a standard-price purchase will receive a discount afterward. Use Dreamina’s available support options to resolve an unexpected amount.
When does the October offer end?
The membership campaign runs through October 30, 2026. The Seedance 2.5 cost examples above have their own stated validity through October 23; the membership campaign date does not extend that calculation window.
Your next renewal date and any credit or bonus expiry dates are separate from the campaign deadline. Use the terms attached to your purchase for those dates rather than treating the end of the promotion as the end of your subscription.
For a short trial, compare Basic’s initial payment with its monthly allowance and renewal. For continued use, compare your expected credit needs with the larger or annual packages. After the campaign, consult Dreamina’s current plans and pricing for the applicable offers.