Running at once sets the series schedule
A series is made of many short clips, and the number an account can run at once decides how fast a batch of them comes back. On the sheet that number runs from one video job at a time on entry plans to 32 on Elser's and Higgsfield's largest. From 4 source pages, read 2026-09-25 to 2026-10-25; no maker pays to be listed.
The arithmetic is simple. A 60-shot episode at 5 at once is twelve rounds of waiting; at 15 at once it is four. The time per round depends on the model and the queue, but the number of rounds is set by the plan.
When a series grows, the step in concurrency between two plans is often the first thing worth paying for, before storage or seats.
| Tool | Limit | Stated on the page |
|---|---|---|
| Runway | At once | 5 generations at once on Standard |
| Runway | At once | 15 generations at once on Pro |
| Elser | At once | 2 to 32 video jobs at once, by plan |
| Higgsfield | At once | 1 to 8 video jobs at once across the individual plans |
| SceneMixer | At once | 3 at once on a free account; 5, 8, 10, 15 and 20 on the paid tiers |
Inclusion rule. Readings from the quota sheet that this page cites. Order. The order the page cites them in.
1Quoted from the plan pages
Parallel generations: 5 videos & images
Runway, pricing page
Parallel generations: 15 videos & images
Runway, pricing page
Concurrent Jobs 2 concurrent jobs 6 concurrent jobs 9 concurrent jobs 24 concurrent jobs 32 concurrent jobs
Elser, pricing page
1 concurrent job 2 concurrent jobs 6 concurrent jobs 8 concurrent jobs
Higgsfield, pricing page
A free account runs three at once. The paid tiers run five, eight, ten, fifteen and twenty, in order.
SceneMixer, guide to what a paid plan changes
- Standard plan5 generations at once on Standard
- Pro plan15 generations at once on Pro
- Plan table2 to 32 video jobs at once, by plan
- Video concurrent jobs1 to 8 video jobs at once across the individual plans
- More running at once3 at once on a free account; 5, 8, 10, 15 and 20 on the paid tiers