That’s according to Google’s AI tool pricing tables, which it recently updated to include the early-access Veo 2 model. As TechCrunch notes, that rate adds up to $30 per minute or $1,800 for an hour of AI-made video — far more than the $200-per-month subscription fee for OpenAI’s Sora.

Google's Veo 2 model was announced last December, and now we have an idea of what using it will cost. According to its pricing page: 50 cents per second of footage. Veo 2 is presently limited to two-minute clips in up to 4K resolution — a fair sight more than the 20-second,

Google says the main customers for Veo are filmmakers and studios, who typically have bigger budgets than film hobbyists. They would run Veo through VertexAI, Google's platform fo

AI advancements in Gemini Live, Meta AI, and OpenAI's Sora are leading the way. Google and OpenAI have video generation models too. Google Veo 2 users will pay 50 cents per second for video generation,

One minute of footage from the text-to-video AI model will set you back $30, and a 90-minute movie will cost $2,700, a company pricing page has revealed.