CostPerGen

Kling 2.1 costs between $0.05 and $0.28 per second of 720p video depending on the provider. Cheapest estimated path: fal.ai (Standard) at $0.05. Prices stamped 2026-08-28; labels below state how each number was obtained.

Video index·Kuaishou·Updated August 28, 2026

Kling 2.1 pricing

The previous Kling generation, still widely resold — and a clean example of the same model spanning ~3× in price across plans.

How much does Kling 2.1 cost per second?

ProviderPrice /sec (720p)Provider's own unitStatusSource
fal.ai · Pro$0.098$0.098 per secondUSD per output secondDerived2026-08-28source
fal.ai · Master$0.28$0.28 per secondUSD per output secondDerived2026-08-28source
fal.ai · Standardcheapest$0.05~$0.25 per 5s clipUSD per clipEstimated2026-08-28source
Kuaishou (Kling)credit packs (login required)credit packs (login required)creditsHiddensource
How these numbers were computed

What would Kling 2.1 cost you?

Presets:

Model · provider$/sec (720p)TotalStatus
Kling 2.1 · fal.ai (Standard)$0.050—estimated
Kling 2.1 · fal.ai (Pro)$0.098—derived
Kling 2.1 · fal.ai (Master)$0.280—derived

Totals use the normalized canonical rate (USD per second of 720p output). Resolution multipliers, minimum charges, and tier effects can change real invoices — check each model page.

Price history

Every future change to a Kling 2.1 price lands in the public change log.

Frequently asked

How much does Kling 2.1 cost per second of video?

Kling 2.1 costs between $0.05 and $0.28 per second of 720p video depending on the provider (stamped 2026-08-28).

What does a 60-second video cost with Kling 2.1?

Between $3.00 and $16.80 for 60 seconds of 720p output, depending on provider.

What is the cheapest way to run Kling 2.1?

The lowest estimated price in the index is $0.05/sec via fal-ai (Standard). Check the label — only live-verified prices are guaranteed current.

Data provenance: FairStack operational cost audit, 2026-03-23 (price-audit-full.json) + launch-spec research pass 2026-08-28. Live re-verification pending (deploy-day). For quality benchmarks (not pricing), seeArtificial Analysis — we index cost, they index quality.