
fal adds FLUX 3 Max video model at $0.085/sec
fal's Model API pricing gained a new FLUX 3 Max video model, post-trained by fal, at $0.085/sec ($0.425 per 5-second video), promoted in the site banner.
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WHY IT MATTERS
fal is racing to keep its model catalog current across video, image and audio at once rather than one vertical at a time, which matters for buyers comparing per-second and per-output rates across providers — the new price-per-output column makes that comparison easier, but also makes pricing moves like the recent Flux 3 Image doubling more visible. Watch whether FLUX 3 Max pricing holds at $0.085/sec or follows the same quick-increase pattern as Flux 3 Image editing, and whether dropping ElevenLabs from the featured Audio list signals a shift toward newer third-party or in-house audio models.
BY THE NUMBERS
- FLUX 3 Max video model added at $0.085/sec ($0.425 per 5-second video)
- fal's tables expanded from 10 to 17-24 featured models per category
- fal's previous change, 4 days earlier, doubled Flux 3 Image editing to $0.048/megapixel
- Feature additions made up 21.2% of all tracked pricing changes in the last 180 days
THEIR RATIONALE
fal doesn't state a rationale, but the shape of the change reads as a catalog refresh: add the newest models (FLUX 3 Max, FLUX.1 schnell, several audio models), make the comparison easier to use with a new price-per-output column, and trim the featured list by dropping ElevenLabs' TTS and sound-effects rows specifically — not ElevenLabs as a provider, which stays listed.
THE SIGNAL
This is fal's second tracked feature addition — on Oct 9 it added Flux 3 Image editing at $0.024/megapixel, then doubled that price to $0.048 on Oct 16, and now, on Oct 20, it's adding FLUX 3 Max. fal's whole tracked history, since Jul 27, 2026, is only 6 real changes, and 3 of them are price increases — a company still finding its post-launch pricing, adding capacity and models first and adjusting what it charges for them soon after. Feature catalog growth like this is common ground index-wide: 423 of 1,995 tracked changes (21.2%) in the last 180 days added a feature, led by Together (6) and Vercel (5).
IN CONTEXT
fal has been reshaping its Model API pricing fast since being first tracked on Jul 27, 2026: Audio and 3D pricing was published Oct 1, Flux 3 Image editing was added Oct 9 at $0.024/megapixel, then doubled to $0.048 on Oct 16 — and now FLUX 3 Max video joins the catalog at $0.085/sec just 4 days after that price hike. Feature catalog growth like this is common ground across the index: 423 of 1,995 tracked changes in the last 180 days (21.2%) added a feature, led by Together and Vercel. With only 6 real changes in fal's own tracked history and 3 of them price increases, this still looks like a company settling into its pricing rather than a stable rate card.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
fal's new FLUX 3 Max makes a 10s 720p video clip in about 12 seconds. Right now that clip costs 43 cents. that's the 75%launch price. On Nov 7 it goes back to $0.17 a second: the same clips costs $1.70 Editing video? the next 3 weeks are the cheap window to test it.
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View originalfal released FLUX 3 Max, a video model its research team post-trained on Black Forest Labs’ FLUX 3, and priced it at a launch rate of $0.0425 per second of 720p video, down from a list price of $0.17. @fal @bfl_ai #AI
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