AIWan is a browser front-end for Wan, Alibaba’s open-source video model family, offering text-to-video and image-to-video around what it bills as Wan 3.0 — with free credits to test and paid credit plans running from around $19 up to $335 at the volume end.
The standard clarification for model-named sites, stated plainly: this is an unofficial wrapper. Alibaba makes Wan; this site sells convenient access to it. And because Wan is open-source, this wrapper has a competitor the others don’t — running the model yourself for the cost of GPU time, if you have the patience for that road.
What it costs
Free credits on signup, then credit plans with per-credit costs their pages quote down at the cent level ($0.01–0.02 per credit at volume). As always, credits are a currency whose exchange rate into seconds of video is the only number that matters — compute dollars-per-second for the resolution you need before choosing a plan.
What we can’t tell you
How Wan’s current output actually compares with the models we have measured — our own bakeoff records catalogue Wan but have never put it through a paid test, so we won’t pretend to a verdict we don’t hold. The free credits answer the quality question for your use case; our cost comparison answers the price one for everything we have measured.
The details
| What it is | Unofficial browser front-end for Alibaba’s Wan video models |
| Price | Free test credits · credit plans ~$19–335 |
| Best for | Trying Wan-class generation without self-hosting an open model |
| Think twice if | You’re GPU-comfortable — Wan is open-source, and self-hosting skips the wrapper margin |
