Topview has launched T1, a video generation model for marketers, ecommerce teams, and creators making short films and micro-dramas. A user describes an idea or adds a script, a reference clip, or a product URL. An agent plans the scenes, generates the shots, and keeps each one editable on a canvas, with separate paths for ads, episodic drama, and film work. The company is pricing T1 against Seedance 2.5 at 1080p. Topview says the model reaches that quality at 62% lower cost, and its site frames the same offer as 38% of Seedance's official price. Ultra Annual subscribers get 30 days of unlimited T1 generation. That matters for teams who discard most takes while testing hooks, angles, and alternate shots, because the cost of another generation has been the limit on how many versions they can try. Topview is based in Singapore and was co-founded by Jensen Wu, the CEO, and Albert Chen, the CTO, both former Alibaba employees. The platform has mainly given users other labs' video models in one workspace, including Seedance, Wan, and Kling, alongside Topview's own avatar and product-ad tools. T1 is the company's own generator sitting inside that same production flow.