Is Suno free?
Yes. Suno’s Free plan costs $0 and provides 50 credits that renew daily—enough for about 10 songs, according to Suno. Treat that song count as an estimate, not a guarantee of finished tracks. (Suno Help Center)
Free is useful for trying Suno, listening to your creations, and sharing them by link. It does not include the same download access or commercial rights as a paid plan.
What does Suno Free include?
Suno says free-plan songs can be shared through a Suno link and used for personal, non-monetizing projects. Free accounts receive 50 daily credits. (Suno Help Center)
Free does not include monthly song downloads. Suno’s help center describes limited trial downloads instead: accounts created before September 3, 2026, may have up to seven lifetime trial downloads; accounts created on or after that date may occasionally receive trial downloads. Trial downloads are for personal, non-commercial use. Check Suno’s current download rules for the terms that apply to your account.
Bottom line: Free can be enough to experiment and share links. If you need regular downloads, budget for a paid plan or check whether a trial download is available to you.
Can you use free Suno songs commercially?
No. Suno says songs made on the Free plan are for personal, non-commercial use and cannot be monetized. Suno’s rights guidance says songs made while subscribed to Pro or Premier receive commercial-use rights; its paid-subscription guidance specifies that songs downloaded while subscribed receive those rights. To rely on commercial use, make and download the song while subscribed to a qualifying paid plan. (Suno Help Center: free-plan rights; paid-subscription rights; distribution guidance)
Upgrading later does not grant commercial rights to songs made on Free by default. Suno says it may offer retroactive rights for specific songs in some cases, but this is not guaranteed. A trial download does not change the free plan’s non-commercial restriction. (Suno Help Center; download rules)
What do Suno’s paid plans cost?
Suno’s pricing page lists these plans and prices in U.S. dollars. Annual prices are billed yearly; the monthly equivalents shown below are not monthly billing amounts.
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing | Listed allowance and rights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 50 credits per day; no monthly song downloads or commercial rights |
| Pro | $10/month | $96/year ($8/month equivalent) | 2,500 credits and 20 song downloads per month; commercial-use rights |
| Premier | $30/month | $288/year ($24/month equivalent) | 10,000 credits and 60 song downloads per month; commercial-use rights and Suno Studio |
Annual billing is 20% less than paying the monthly price for 12 months, based on the prices listed. Choose based on what you need: Free for trying the service, or a paid plan if you need its listed downloads or commercial-use rights. Suno’s help center says Free credits replenish daily; paid-plan credits replenish monthly. (Suno Help Center)
Does Suno Free include production API access?
Suno publicly documents a music-generation REST API, but the public information reviewed here does not say that a consumer Free account includes access to it. Suno’s Platform page describes generating original songs, covers, and mashups from a prompt through its API. It does not provide a public API price or specify access eligibility or production-use conditions on the page. (Suno Platform)
Suno MCP is a separate assistant connection: Suno says MCP works with Free and paid plans, and music creation uses credits from the user’s plan. That confirms MCP access for Free accounts, not eligibility for the REST API. For an app or service budget, confirm API access, terms, and billing directly with Suno; don’t treat consumer subscription prices or third-party API charges as Suno API rates. (Suno MCP FAQ)
Bottom line
- Try Suno and share songs by link: Free costs $0 and includes 50 daily credits.
- Download a file: Free downloads are limited trial downloads, with eligibility described by account creation date.
- Release or monetize a song: Free creations are non-commercial. Suno’s guidance ties paid-plan commercial rights to songs made—and downloaded—while subscribed to Pro or Premier. Upgrading does not automatically license earlier Free songs.
- Use music generation in a production app: Suno publicly documents a REST API, but the public page reviewed here does not establish consumer Free-plan eligibility or API pricing. MCP is a separate assistant connection.
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Can I distribute my songs to Spotify, etc?
If I subscribe, do I get rights for the songs I made before subscribing?