Kling 3.0 Standard

FAIR · middle third for this operation
service Floraprice $0.5292what you get 5s of videocategory videochecked 14 sep 2026

Kling 3.0 Standard (Flora) costs $0.5292 for 5 seconds of video. That is the middle third of the 27 entries we price on the same operation.

how this number is made

Kling 3.0 Standard · the arithmetic

the unit$0.5292 per generation · Flora's usage budget is denominated in dollars, not credits: Starter is $18/seat/month and includes $18 of usage per seat, Pro $50 for $50, Max $200 for $200. A dollar of budget therefore costs a dollar and there is nothing to convert. On-demand spending above the budget is charged at the same published rates with no markup. A launch bonus running through 30 September 2026 adds $12/seat on Starter, $50 on Pro and $100 on Max; the unbonused rate is the one used here.

the meter1 generation at default settings (5s), priced in dollars; duration and resolution move the price

the sumFlora lists one price per second of duration for this model: 5s $0.5292, 10s $1.0584, 15s $1.5876. The rate is linear, $0.10584 a second, and the table states every step from 3s to 15s. Nothing is computed.

the verdictFAIR · middle third for this operation

the catchThe cheapest of the Kling tier on Flora that still reaches 15 seconds in one generation. Flora is the counter-example to Higgsfield: the same kind of business - a canvas that resells other people's models - but it publishes the dollar cost of every generation, so the entry needs no assumption at all.

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How much does Kling 3.0 Standard cost on Flora?

$0.5292 for 5s of video, read from Flora's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: 1 generation at default settings (5s), priced in dollars; duration and resolution move the price.

Where does this number come from?

Flora lists one price per second of duration for this model: 5s $0.5292, 10s $1.0584, 15s $1.5876. The rate is linear, $0.10584 a second, and the table states every step from 3s to 15s. Nothing is computed.

What counts as one operation here?

5s of video. Every entry in the same operation is priced on that same unit, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.