Kling 3.0, HappyHorse 1.1, MiniMax H3, Wan 2.7 and Runway Aleph 2.0 all shipped within a few months. What changed in each, what it costs, and which ones are worth switching to.
3 min readHappyHorse 1.1 does three jobs and conspicuously not a fourth. The actual parameters, the two defaults that waste your first generation, and where it beats better-known models.
3 min readSeedance and Veo reject real human likenesses. We spent April 2026 testing where that filter lives, which bypasses work (none), and which models let you legitimately put a real person in AI video.
3 min readArcads starts at $110 a month with no free trial and no public pricing page. The plan structure, the credit rate behind it, and how to work out whether the per-video cost is worth it for you.
2 min readTwo AI UGC ad generators with a 6× price difference. The credit math behind each, the rejection rate that closes most of the gap, and which one suits which kind of advertiser.
3 min readCreatify's per-ad cost looks like $1.65. The number that matters is cost per approved ad, once you account for the outputs you discard. Plans, credit rates, and the realistic multiplier.
3 min readHuman creators average around $198 a deliverable and AI clips cost a few dollars. The full arithmetic across four production routes, and the places where the cheap route quietly stops working.
2 min readHiggsfield's tiers, how its credit system converts to real generations, why the same models cost $1-2 per clip on the raw API, and when the subscription is nonetheless the right call.
3 min readRunway's plans look simple until you convert credits into seconds. The per-second credit burn of Gen-4.5, Gen-4 Turbo, Aleph and Act-Two, and how many clips each tier actually holds.
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