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Video generation is where the AI market is moving fastest in 2026. Spend is usually on credit packs or per-seat creator subscriptions, and Flowstate has no agent or billing coverage today. Notable shift: Sora is winding down (web/app shutting April 26 2026, API September 24 2026), redistributing demand to Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Runway.

What's tracked

ToolVendorPricing modelCoverage todayNotes
Veo 3.1GoogleSubscription via Google AI Ultra ($199.99/mo); native audio, 4KInvisibleAdd as AI Agent. Could be inferred via Gemini connector eventually.
Runway Gen-4.5 / AlephRunwayPer-seat creator subscriptionInvisiblePro creative suite. Manual AI Agent entry.
Kling 3.0KuaishouCredit-basedInvisibleQuality-to-value leader after Sora exit.
Seedance 2.0ByteDanceCredit-basedInvisiblePhysics + identity lock differentiator.
Pika 2.5PikaPer-seat subscriptionInvisibleManual AI Agent entry.
Luma Ray3LumaPer-seat subscriptionInvisible
Grok ImaginexAIBundled with GrokInvisibleRolled into xAI subscription.
HeyGenHeyGenPer-seat subscriptionInvisibleAvatar / corporate video.
SynthesiaSynthesiaPer-seat subscriptionInvisibleAvatar / corporate video.
SoraOpenAIWinding downInvisibleDiscontinuation March 24 2026. Web/app access ends April 26 2026; API September 24 2026.

What Flowstate misses today

All of it, with one caveat: Veo and other Google video products may eventually surface through the Gemini billing connector if Google bundles them under Vertex billing. Today, the only path is manual AI Agent entry per tool with the contract value.

If your org committed to Sora before the wind-down, model the budget through the API shutoff date (September 24 2026) and plan a migration line to whichever replacement (Veo, Kling, Runway) you've selected.

Flowstate Documentation