AI music generator that turns text prompts or lyrics into full songs with vocals. Paid plans start at USD 8 per month billed annually.
Creators who need original songs with vocals for videos, podcasts, demos or personal projects, and who want commercial rights on a paid plan.
Producers who need to control individual notes, tempo maps or mix decisions. Suno generates whole songs from prompts, and the Pro plan caps downloads at 20 per month. Anyone on the Free plan who needs to publish commercially should also skip it, because Free has no commercial rights.
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On suno.com/pricing, Pro is USD 10 per month billed monthly, or USD 8 per month billed annually (USD 96 per year). Premier is USD 30 per month billed monthly, or USD 24 per month billed annually (USD 288 per year). Free is USD 0.
Pro and Premier include commercial rights according to the pricing page. The Free plan does not include commercial rights, so songs made on Free should not be used in monetised or client work. Check Suno's terms for the exact licence wording before publishing.
No. The pricing page states that subscription credits do not carry over from day to day or month to month. Pro and Premier subscribers can buy add-on credits and downloads, but Free users cannot buy them.
Pro gives 2,500 credits and 20 song downloads per month. Premier gives 10,000 credits and 60 downloads per month, includes Suno Studio, and offers 3 stem separation types instead of 2. Both include commercial rights and the v6 and v6-wild models.
Yes. Free gives 50 credits per day with 4 concurrent generations on a shared queue and access to free models only. It allows no song downloads and no commercial rights, so it works for trying the tool but not for publishing.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-11-02.
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