Models & reward targets
Every job on the subnet is a fixed contract: one model, one duration, one resolution, one provider endpoint, all signed into the assignment. Workers cannot substitute a model, and a miner's capability list is granted by the operator — the worker cannot declare its own.
The live catalogue with filters, per-model status and a clip-count calculator is on the dashboard: subnet.everyframe.studio/#model.
#Live, priced contracts
Only three contracts have been paid-tested end to end inside a real TDX worker and carry a verified reward target today. New jobs for anything else fail closed with model_pricing_unavailable.
| Contract | Clip | Miner reward target | Fal reference | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MiniMax H3 Max Turbo | 5 s · 768p · 16:9 | $0.20 | $0.20 | 120 s |
| MiniMax H3 Max | 5 s · 768p · 16:9 | $0.40 | $0.40 | 120 s |
| ByteDance Seedance 2.5 | 5 s · 1920×1080 · audio | $5.6862 | $5.6862 | 480 s |
Reference rates were checked on 15 September 2026 against the public Fal pages and expire on 15 October 2026. At expiry, new jobs fail closed until verified rates are deployed; already-created work keeps its locked price.
#Registered, not yet priced
Thirty-four more contracts are registered in the worker release pilot-models-20260915-37. They are schema-checked and locally tested but not paid- or TEE-live tested, have no reward quote, and are not automatically added to any miner's allowlist. All are 16:9 text-to-video, 4–6 seconds:
| Family | Contracts | Clip |
|---|---|---|
| Google Veo | 3.1, 3.1 Fast, 3, 3 Fast (4 s, audio) · Veo 2 (5 s) | 720p |
| Kling | 3 Pro, 2.6 Pro, 2.5 Turbo Pro, 2.1 Master, 2 Master, 1.6 Pro (1080p) · 3 Standard, 1.6 Standard (720p) | 5 s |
| Wan | 2.6, 2.5 Preview (audio) · 2.2 A14B, 2.2 5B | 5 s · 720p |
| LTX | 2 Pro, 2.3 Pro, 2.3 Fast | 6 s · 1080p · audio |
| PixVerse | 6, 5.5 (audio) · 5, 4.5 | 5 s · 720p |
| Hailuo | 02 Standard (768p) · 02 Pro (1080p) | 6 s |
| Seedance | 1 Pro, 1 Pro Fast, 1 Lite · 1.5 Pro (audio) | 5 s · 720p |
| xAI Grok Imagine | Video · 1.5 | 5 s · 720p · audio |
| OpenAI Sora | 2 · 2 Pro | 4 s · 720p · audio |
Contract rules that apply to all of them:
- 720p means exactly 1280×720; 1080p means exactly 1920×1080. The coordinator decodes the delivered MP4 and checks the dimensions.
- Inputs are
{model, prompt[, seed]}only. Prompts are capped at 2,000 characters (8,000 for H3 and Seedance 2.5). No URLs, no resolution or duration overrides, no safety overrides. - Deadline 480 s unless the table says otherwise. A miner's capability list holds at most 64 contracts.
#How a job is priced
Since 16 September 2026 each new job locks three independent amounts atomically in a job_pricing row, together with the full versioned quote (separate-economics-2026-09-16-v1):
| Field | Meaning | Used for |
|---|---|---|
minerRewardMicrousd | USD value target for eligible miner work | Assignments, payables, approved scores, cap-and-burn weights |
providerCostEstimateMicrousd | Estimated provider expense at public list price | Spend reservation — new jobs reserve max(reward target, provider estimate) |
customerPriceMicrousd | Everyframe's private planned customer price | Private coordinator accounting only; not shown publicly, not a charge |
Neither a browser nor a miner can supply a price. Existing jobs, payables and finalized reward epochs are never repriced. feeMicrousd in the worker protocol is a compatibility alias for the miner reward target only.
The coordinator also enforces a daily committed-spend cap. A job that would exceed it is never admitted — which is why, at the current $3/day pilot cap, a $5.69 Seedance job cannot run without a separately authorised test.
#What this means for your margin
Reward targets value verified, approved, reward-eligible work for the epoch reward policy. They are not guaranteed USD payments: the chain pays testnet alpha according to the epoch pool and value cap (see Rewards & emissions). Your actual costs are Phala hosting plus whatever Fal bills your key, which may differ from the reference estimate. Everyframe does not assume provider discounts on your behalf and does not promise miner profitability.