Seedance 2.5 free-tier data

Every figure on the home page is also published here as a plain dataset, so it can be checked, quoted or built on without scraping the article. 22 observations, each one carrying the channel it came from, the date it was observed, and how it was obtained.

What is in it

• Free-tier grants — daily credit allowances, daily generation caps, sign-up bonuses and launch promotions, by channel.
• Hard limits — maximum clip length, extension ceiling, output resolution, and what the vendor actually states versus what hosting platforms advertise.
• Watermark behaviour — whether the free tier marks output, and the toggle that paid tiers still have to switch on.
• API reality — availability status, error codes seen in practice, and how failures are billed.

Files

• seedance-2-5-free-tiers.csv — comma-separated, UTF-8
• seedance-2-5-free-tiers.json — same records, with field notes
• seedance-2-5-free-tiers.md — Markdown table, for pasting into a document or a pull request

Fields

Reading it correctly

Two things will trip you up if you skim it.

Some rows contradict each other on purpose. Where two observations disagree — the daily credit figure in July versus August, the vendor saying the API is "coming soon" while a developer reports it opened two weeks earlier — both rows are kept. Neither was averaged into a number nobody published.

Free-tier numbers move without announcement. A row is a record of what was true on its date, not a promise about today. Check the observed column before quoting anything as current.

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Cite it

The dataset is released under CC BY 4.0. If you use it, credit VideoFreeTier and link to videofreetier.com. There is no attribution string to copy beyond that.

Corrections

If a figure is out of date or wrong, Corrections are welcome at [email protected].