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Usage & costs

Every generation has a real model cost, and Hype Flow records it at the moment it’s billed — per run, per model, per provider.

You see cost before you spend, too: a graph run shows its estimated cost per node — model and total — before dispatching, so a heavy run never surprises you.

The pre-run estimate: each node’s model and cost, with the total, before the run starts

Organization admins get a usage view with:

  • Daily spend — a day-by-day chart of generation costs.
  • Breakdowns — which models and which kinds of work (image, video, audio, LLM) the spend went to.
  • Recorded per generation — costs attach to the actual runs, so a spike always traces to the project and node that caused it.
  • Video is the heavy tier. Duration × resolution is the multiplier that matters; a 1080p clip costs a multiple of its 720p draft.
  • Batches multiply. A Collection run costs roughly per-image × count — skim the plan before large counts.
  • Premium image models (the -pro / -premium tiers) cost several times the standard tiers. Draft on a standard tier, finish on premium.
  • LLM steps are comparatively cheap — prompt expansion is rarely the line item that hurts.
  • Draft at low resolution / short duration, then re-run the keeper at delivery quality.
  • Use per-frame regeneration on collections instead of re-running whole batches.
  • Check the daily chart after a heavy campaign day — surprises should be boring and explainable.

Limits and provider configuration are managed by your administrators.