Suno

Editorial assessment

Choose by how many finished songs leave Suno each month, not by how many you generate, because credits are plentiful and downloads are not. Anything you plan to earn money from must be downloaded on a paid plan.

• FreeEUR 0

  if songs only need to be played and shared through Suno links, for personal projects.

• ProEUR 7.20 per month

  if you release or publish up to 20 songs a month and want the v6 models, Replace Section and basic stem splitting.

• PremierEUR 22 per month

  above 20 and up to 60 downloads a month, or when you need Suno Studio, MIDI or Advanced Split stems for work in a DAW.

Yearly billing lowers the monthly price by about a fifth but is charged for the year, and payments are generally not refunded. If you need spoken audio rather than music, the ElevenLabs and Murf profiles in the audio tools category cover voice generation.

Under the Terms of Service effective September 3, 2026, commercial use needs two conditions: the song was made on Pro or Premier, and you obtained it through a permitted download within your plan’s monthly allowance. Output that you did not download through Suno cannot be exploited commercially, and recording or stream-ripping a song is prohibited. Suno may add a fingerprint, watermark or metadata showing the tier and download status, and you may not remove it.

• Free plan songs are for personal, non-commercial use. Suno owns them, and subscribing later does not make them commercial except where Suno grants a case-by-case exception.
• Free trial downloads are personal-use only as well; accounts opened before September 3, 2026 have up to 7 for life, while newer free accounts may receive them only occasionally.
• Pro and Premier downloads carry commercial rights: distribution to Spotify or Apple Music, use in videos, film or games, and direct sales, without crediting Suno.
• After you cancel, songs you downloaded while subscribed keep their commercial rights.

Credits pay for generation. Free accounts get 50 credits a day, refilled at midnight UTC, and Suno says that is enough for 10 songs. Pro receives 2,500 credits and Premier 10,000 on the same date and time each month as the original purchase, including on annual plans. Unused subscription credits disappear at the reset, and subscribers who run out get the free plan’s 50 daily credits until the next cycle.

Downloads are counted separately: 20 a month on Pro and 60 on Premier, reset on the billing date. Downloading the same song again, in another format or with its stems still counts once, and failed downloads do not count. The limits cover your whole library, so an older song you never downloaded uses a download today. Extra downloads can be bought, and bought download packs roll over while monthly ones do not.

Premier is the only plan with Suno Studio, a browser-based workstation for multitrack editing, recording, effects and MIDI, and work exported from Studio is not limited by the download count. Studio exports the full song, a time range or all tracks as WAV stems, and converts a stem to MIDI for 10 credits. Premier also unlocks Advanced Split, which separates a song into stems chosen from nearly 100 instruments.

The pricing page lists audio uploads of up to 8 minutes on Free and 30 on paid plans, while older help articles give 60 seconds and 8 minutes, so check the limit in the Create form before relying on long uploads.

For Pro and Premier subscribers, the terms assign Suno’s rights in the output to you, and Suno takes no share of royalties from commercial use. Ownership is not the same as copyright: Suno makes no promise that copyright exists in any output, and its help center notes that US law protects human-created work, so a prompt alone does not make you the author.

Lyrics you wrote yourself are yours and can usually be registered on their own, and some registrars may treat Suno as an instrument when the human contribution is significant. Some distributors exclude songs that do not qualify for copyright, so read their terms before uploading.