A 30-second Business Profile video in one Wan 3.0 job: $3.75 at 720p

A 30-second Business Profile video is one Wan 3.0 job on Sume: $3.75 at 720p, $1.88 at 480p and $7.50 at 1080p. Google's help page allows clips up to 30 seconds, up to 75 MB, at 720p or higher, so 480p does not qualify.

The Omni alternative is three 10-second clips and a Timeline join, $3.85 at 720p. Wan costs less and has no cut.

Price against Google's floor

Google's Business Profile help page says 720p or higher, so the choice is between 720p and 1080p. Wan 3.0 accepts 2 to 30 seconds per job.

Why one job is not always better

Omni makes native synced sound and 4K. A 30-second Wan clip is one continuous generation, which suits an unbroken walk through a space, but any flaw in the last ten seconds means regenerating all thirty, a $3.75 retry instead of a $1.25 one.

Three Omni clips let you redo only the weak third. At two or more retries, the stitched route can be the cheaper one in practice.

Retry maths

Two full Wan attempts at 720p cost $7.50. On the stitched route, one bad third means one 10-second retry: $5.10 in total. Past one retry the stitched route is cheaper.

If the first Wan clip is good, the one-job route is cheaper and has no cut. The difference is small either way, so choose on the look.

Before you upload

Google says photos should not be significantly altered and should represent reality, and that uploads can take 24 to 48 hours to show. Start from your own photos of the room, check the file against the 75 MB limit yourself, and upload early.

Sume does not post to Google. Rates are the Sume card on 2026-10-07.