Runway gives Max plan users unlimited Wan 3.0 access until October 18
By Rob Litterst, Co-founder, PricingSaaS
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What changed
Runway added Unlimited Wan 3.0 and Wan 3.0 Prime to the Max plan, with Wan 3.0 also listed in the Max model list and marked Unlimited in Tool Mode. The access window is explicit: it runs only until October 18.
Why it matters
Watch whether Runway keeps Wan 3.0 as a standing Max-plan feature after October 18, or narrows it back to a metered or lower-tier perk. Its recent history, a Pro storage cut in September and a promo added then removed within the same week in August, shows a company still testing how generous "unlimited" should be before it locks in a model's place in the lineup.
In context
Runway ships feature additions more than any other change, 16 of its 43 tracked events, and this lands just seven days after a deadline-bound enterprise discount on October 8, well inside its usual 33-day cadence. It's Runway's second addition to the Max plan alone, after studio-grade exports and 16-bit HDR on August 24, in a stretch where it has been just as willing to take things away: Pro storage fell from 500GB to 100GB in September, and an earlier Seedance promo was pulled the same week a model upgrade shipped. Elsewhere, feature additions are just as common this week, with Figma, MindsDB and Mercury all adding capabilities, but Runway is one of the few attaching a hard expiration to one rather than shipping it outright.