Higgsfield accused of reselling Wan 3.0 and Seedance 2.5 as its own "Genjutsu" models
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-10-22
Developer @meetshukla alleges Higgsfield rebrands other companies' video models and sells them as its own, citing evidence from Higgsfield's own API docs:
- Genjutsu Lite = Wan 3.0: identical per-second pricing (480p $0.05 / 720p $0.10 / 1080p $0.20) — the only match among 40+ models on the API — with references locked to 1 video + 8 images, suggesting Wan 3.0 with a fixed prompt and settings.
- Genjutsu = Seedance 2.5: reference image cap of exactly 30 (Wan caps at 10), video length of exactly 4–30s, and per-second prices matching Seedance 2.5's video-edit tiers.
The accuser calls the practice a scam on unaware users; Higgsfield officially markets Genjutsu Lite as a "drop your photo into any trending video" product claiming 3.5x/5x cost savings at 720p/1080p. Official response is still pending, but the pricing and parameter comparisons are publicly checkable.
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