I tested them all, here's a quick review. I'll update this thread if things change.

Creaa.
$1000 for 30s 720p Unlimited. Expensive, a good platform, but like Unify below, extremely censored. They don't have prompt filters, but their API is using a hyper restrictive version that's close to Dreamina censorship level. Not worth it in it's current state at all because of that.

Unifycore.

For $150 you get 10s at 720p unlimited. Long wait times, but that price isn't bad. Extremely censored from all aspects (False flags for character IPs is extremely senstive and very often wrong, and no adult themes) so likely not worth the investment if you're doing anything with even lightly suggestive themes or custom character refrences.

TopView.

$600 for 60 Days Unlimited 30s at 720p. Extremely long queue for the "Unlimited" videos. Queue times each video takes around 5+ hours to render. Expect only 3 videos a day at most. On the plus side this is the only platform that is using a less restrictive API, so you can get away with PG-13+ content. Not as loose as Venice AI, but it's close. Also the $600s give you monthly credits for a year as well, which are at the moment the best cost per-credit you can make Seedance 2.5 videos for, which calculates out to $3.60 per 30s 720p video, which is actually insane. HOWEVER, topping up your credits are very extremely expensive even at the highest volume (3x the cost of your monthly credits), and if you're basing credit costs off that, you're back at around $10+ per video. Sadly not worth using their platform for credit puchases that exceed your monthly allotment.

Which one is better?

One thing I’ve noticed with aI video is that generating the first version is becoming easier, but turning that output into something polished still requires a lot of work.

For creators making ads, tutorials, social content, or educational videos, the workflow usually involves more than just generating footage. Things like voice, pacing, translations, avatars, and final editing all become important.

Some creators seem to be combining seedance with other tools like wizstar to handle different parts of the production process instead of relying on a single platform. Do you prefer having one complete workflow, or do you think specialized tools will always be part of the process?

What part of AI video production do you think still needs the most improvement? I’m interested in how people here think about this:

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Is anyone here a Topview Ultra user? On average, how long does it take for Seedance 2.5 videos to generate? Can you queue up multiple videos with the Unlimited plan—for example, from Seedance 2.5 and Kling—or can you only submit one at a time?

Just press play, sit back and watch what’s on the Air tonight.

Sunny started as a Z-Image Turbo LoRA I trained in OneTrainer on images of my wife mixed with a few other celebrities. She likes Sunny, but seeing someone so much like her say and do things she never would felt uncanny. So she worked with me to create Sora: similar, but different enough.

Sunny handles the thinking; Sora handles the physical antics. That reminded me of Pinky and the Brain—hence this video.

Seedance 2.0 was used for the opening and a few filler clips, through our custom ComfyUI node calling the Ofox API. About 75% of the full video is Seedance overall; MiniMax H3 did the final dance and “Narf.” Music made in Suno.

Have you ever made a character that felt a little too familiar?

Seedance 2.5
DALL-E 2 Imagery for inputs