I looked more carefully at Seedance 2.5 and compared this $570 LTD with platforms like Higgsfield and OpenArt.

If 2,900 credits only allow around three 30-second Seedance 2.5 videos at 720p—and potentially just one or two at 1080p—that is a serious problem for a $570 lifetime deal.

The real question isn't how many credits we receive, but **how many usable, high-quality 1080p videos those credits actually produce**.

If users have to ration every 30-second generation after paying $570, the "lifetime" value becomes questionable.

I still have one month left to request a refund, so I'm seriously reconsidering this purchase.

**$570 LTD + extremely limited Seedance generation = poor value in my opinion.**