Suno’s Free plan costs $0 and provides 50 credits per day, which Suno says is enough to make 10 songs. Credits replenish daily using UTC. That can suit casual experimentation, but free-plan songs are for non-commercial use, and downloads are limited. Free-plan details do not establish production API access.
What does Suno’s free plan include?
| Free-plan detail | What Suno says |
|---|---|
| Price | Free; there is no subscription fee for the Free plan. |
| Generation credits | 50 credits, replenished daily. Suno says this is enough to make 10 songs. |
| Replenishment time | The daily credit refresh uses UTC. |
| Commercial use | Songs made on the Free plan are for non-commercial use. |
| Downloads | Free downloads are limited. Suno says users who joined before September 3, 2026 may get up to 7 lifetime trial downloads; users joining on or after that date may occasionally receive trial downloads. Trial downloads are non-commercial. |
A free account may be enough if you want to experiment with prompts and create music for personal use. It may not fit if you need to monetize tracks or regularly download files: listening, sharing, downloads, and commercial rights have separate plan restrictions.
Is Suno Free really 10 songs a day?
Suno’s help center says the Free plan’s 50 daily credits are enough to make 10 songs. That is Suno’s stated estimate, not a promise that every workflow will produce exactly 10 finished songs. The free credits replenish once daily on a UTC schedule.
When should you budget for a paid plan?
Stay on Free if the daily credits cover your non-commercial use and you do not need more downloads or paid-plan features. Consider comparing paid plans if you need more monthly generation credits. Suno says Pro includes 2,500 credits per month and Premier includes 10,000.
Check Suno’s pricing page for current paid-plan prices and billing options before choosing a tier. The official help information cited here gives credit allowances but does not establish current prices for each paid tier.
Suno says songs made while subscribed to Pro or Premier receive commercial-use rights. Its paid-plan guidance also ties commercial-use rights to songs downloaded while subscribed. A later subscription does not automatically grant retroactive commercial rights to songs made on Free. Check Suno’s current terms for the specific song and use you have in mind.
Does the free plan include a production API?
Do not treat a free Suno account as confirmation of production API access. Suno’s beta MCP connection works with Free and uses credits from the connected plan, but MCP support does not establish that the consumer Free subscription includes production API access, an API key, or a production usage budget.
Suno has an official platform page labeled “Manage your Suno API account,” and its status page lists a Platform API. Those pages establish that Suno has an API platform, but they do not specify whether it is available for public production use, whether Free-plan users are eligible, what access requirements apply, what API use costs, or how API billing relates to consumer subscriptions. For a production integration, postpone budgeting until Suno confirms your API eligibility, access requirements, and billing basis. Do not estimate API costs from the Free plan’s $0 price or daily credits. Suno lists support@suno.com as its official support contact.
Bottom line: Suno Free is a $0 option for limited daily creation and personal, non-commercial use. Paid subscription credits and production API access are separate questions: check Suno’s pricing page for current subscription prices, and confirm API eligibility and billing directly with Suno before planning production spend.
Sources
What type of plan do I have? — Suno
When will I get more credits? — Suno
If I subscribe, do I get rights for the songs I made before subscribing? — Suno
How do I get more credits? — Suno
What rights do I have with a paid subscription? — Suno
Can I distribute my songs to Spotify, etc? — Suno