How Pricing Works

Understanding Get3W's pricing model.

Pay-Per-Use

Get3W uses a pay-per-use pricing model. You only pay for what you generate — no subscriptions or monthly fees.

How Costs Are Calculated

Each model sets its own price, adjusted by what you ask it to produce:

Model — More capable models cost more
Channel — Where a model exposes channels, economy costs less than stable or official
Output type — Video and digital-human tasks cost substantially more than images or audio
Resolution — Higher resolution raises the price
Duration — Longer video costs more
Your account tier — Higher tiers unlock per-model discounts

Prices are per model and change as providers adjust theirs, so check the model's page on get3w.com/models for the current figure rather than budgeting from a static table. Roughly speaking, images and speech land in cents, while video and digital-human tasks are one to two orders of magnitude higher.

When You Are Charged

Cost is calculated twice, from the same pricing logic:

At submit — the task is priced and checked against your balance. If your balance won't cover it, the request is rejected with 402 and nothing is queued or charged.
After execution — the charge is settled against your balance.

Because the check happens before queuing, a rejected submission never costs you anything.

Balance

Your balance is held in real currency — USD or CNY, switchable from the top-up page. There is no separate credit or token unit
The cost of each task is deducted from that balance based on the model and parameters
Balances do not expire
Switching display currency converts at a fixed rate of 1 USD = 7 CNY

See Payment Methods for top-up amounts and currency handling.

Viewing Costs

Before running: The web interface shows estimated cost on the Run button
After running: View per-task cost and usage breakdowns in your dashboard
History: View past charges at get3w.com/predictions
Via API: Check your remaining balance with GET /v1/balance

Next Steps

Payment Methods — How to add credits
What are Account Tiers — How tiers discount your pricing
How to Reduce Costs — Optimization tips

How Pricing Works ​

Pay-Per-Use ​

How Costs Are Calculated ​

When You Are Charged ​

Balance ​

Viewing Costs ​

Next Steps ​