Billing shape

    AI models billed per 1,000 characters

    10 Versely models are billed per 1,000 characters — all of them audio & voice models, from 7 providers. credits = a per-1,000-character rate x the length of the text you send. This is the one shape where the bill is set entirely by your input and not at all by the output. Every model on this page shares that shape, which is what makes their headline figures comparable to each other and not to anything else in the catalog.

    10 models7 providers10 worked examples

    How the arithmetic works

    10 of the 10 carry enough in their price matrix to work the shape through end to end, and the table below does exactly that with each model's own figures. No two billing shapes on this site share a model — a model has exactly one — so nothing here overlaps another billing page.

    credits = a per-1,000-character rate x the length of the text you send. This is the one shape where the bill is set entirely by your input and not at all by the output.

    ModelRateA 2,000-character scriptA 10,000-character script
    Qwen 3 TTS 0.6B12 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Inworld TTS12 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Qwen 3 TTS Voice Design12 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS12 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Grok TTS12 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Inworld TTS 1.5 Max12 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Seed Audio 1.012 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Cartesia Sonic 3.512 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    Inworld TTS 212 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits
    ElevenLabs Multilingual12 credits per 1,000 characters24 credits120 credits

    Worked from each model's own price matrix. A cell reading “—” is one where the arithmetic produces a figure outside the complete-job range the same matrix declares, so nothing is printed.

    All 10 models

    Cheapest complete job first. Every row links to that model's spec page — tier and mode variants share a page with the model they are a variant of, so this is products rather than SKUs.

    ModelProviderCredits per jobIts priced options
    Qwen 3 TTS 0.6BQwen2 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Inworld TTSInworld3 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Qwen 3 TTS Voice DesignQwen3 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Gemini 3.1 Flash TTSGoogle4 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Grok TTSGrok4 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Inworld TTS 1.5 MaxInworld4 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Seed Audio 1.0ByteDance4 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Cartesia Sonic 3.5Cartesia5 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    Inworld TTS 2Inworld5 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12
    ElevenLabs MultilingualKIE6 credits (headline rate)per 1,000 characters 12

    How these models are billed

    Every model on this page uses the same billing shape.

    • Charged per 1,000 characters of input text10 models

    All figures are Versely credits. A credit figure marked as a headline rate is not the cost of a complete job. Your plan's credit allowance is on the pricing page.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Which AI models are billed per 1,000 characters?+

    10 on Versely — all of them audio & voice models, from 7 providers. credits = a per-1,000-character rate x the length of the text you send. This is the one shape where the bill is set entirely by your input and not at all by the output.

    Is a per 1,000 characters model cheaper?+

    Not in itself — the shape is how you are charged, not how much. Across these 10 models a complete job runs 0 credits. What the shape does tell you is which lever moves your bill, and on this page that lever is the same for every model listed.

    What is the cheapest model billed per 1,000 characters?+

    Qwen 3 TTS 0.6B has the lowest complete-job cost of the 10 at 2 credits (headline rate). The worked example table above shows the same arithmetic applied to every model that publishes enough of its matrix to support it.

    Can I compare a per 1,000 characters model against one billed another way?+

    Only on the cost of a complete job, never on the headline figure. That is the whole reason these pages are split by shape — a rate compared against a job total is two different quantities in one column. 10 of the models here publish no complete-job cost at all, only a rate, so for those there is no like-for-like figure to compare. Versely's ranked buyer guides sort on complete-job cost for exactly this reason.

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