Suno
Suno generates complete songs from text descriptions or user-written lyrics, aiming at people who want listenable drafts without a DAW background.
Best for Hobbyists and musicians composing complete songs from prompts or lyrics
- Starts at
- $8/month flat
- Free plan
- Yes
- Price checked
- 2026-10-18
Pricing
Price checked: 2026-10-18. Source: official pricing page.
Free plan: 50 credits/day, no commercial rights
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Billing unit | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | Not listed | $8 | flat | 2,500 credits/mo; commercial rights; saves $24/yr vs monthly | Source |
| Premier | Not listed | $24 | flat | Max credits; Suno Studio; saves $72/yr vs monthly | Source |
"Not listed" means the official page shows no list price for that billing period (often contact sales). We never fill gaps from third-party sites.
Overview
You describe genre, mood or lyrics, receive a full track with vocals and accompaniment, then optionally continue in Suno Studio to arrange, edit and work with song parts. Paid Pro and Premier plans raise monthly credits, unlock commercial rights to songs you create as a subscriber, and deepen studio access. The free plan provides a daily credit allowance on free models with standard-quality features and no commercial rights. Limitation: free users cannot claim commercial rights and must live with daily credit caps and shared queues, while even paid output may still need human mastering, sample clearance review and platform-policy checks before a commercial release. Professional composers looking for session-musician control may treat Suno as ideation rather than a final delivery tool.
Key features
- Prompt- or lyrics-to-full-song generation with vocals and instruments
- Suno Studio for arranging and editing song parts in the browser
- Paid plans that grant commercial rights to subscriber-created songs
Limitations
Free plan includes limited daily credits (50/day on the pricing page), no commercial rights and no monthly song downloads; releasing music commercially requires a paid subscription.