Suno free credits: the short answer
Suno’s Free plan provides up to 50 credits, replenished once daily on a UTC schedule. Suno says that allowance is enough to make 10 songs per day. Treat that as Suno’s estimate, not a universal credit cost for every generation or edit. (help.suno.com)
Free access costs $0. The free plan may include up to 7 lifetime trial downloads for personal, non-commercial use; those are a one-time allowance, not monthly downloads. (help.suno.com)
What does the free allowance cover?
For a practical estimate, Suno’s own help center says 50 daily credits are enough for 10 songs. Its public guidance does not establish one fixed credit cost for every generation action, so avoid treating third-party “credits per song” figures as a guaranteed conversion. (help.suno.com)
Free-plan songs are for personal, non-commercial use. If commercial use matters, Suno says subscribing later does not grant commercial rights to free-plan songs by default. Check the terms for the specific track before using it commercially.
Suno plan prices and included credits
Suno’s pricing information lists these annual billing options in U.S. dollars. The monthly equivalents below are the annual totals divided by 12; they are not month-to-month prices. Check Suno’s pricing page for the terms presented at purchase.
| Plan | Annual billing | Included generation credits | Downloads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 50 per day | Up to 7 lifetime trial downloads for personal, non-commercial use |
| Pro | $96/year ($8/month equivalent) | 2,500/month | 20/month |
| Premier | $288/year ($24/month equivalent) | 10,000/month | 60/month |
Suno says paid-plan generation credits replenish monthly, and unused monthly credits expire rather than carrying forward. Pro and Premier download allowances reset on the billing date each month, and unused downloads do not roll over. A song counts as one download: downloading it again, in multiple formats, or with its stems does not use additional downloads. (help.suno.com)
Suno grants commercial-use rights for eligible songs made while subscribed to Pro or Premier. Free-plan songs do not become commercially licensed by default if you subscribe later. For a commercial project, confirm the applicable terms for the specific track before relying on those rights.
Budget trade-off: Free is a $0 way to try the service, with a daily credit allowance and limited trial downloads. Pro and Premier provide larger monthly credit pools and monthly download allowances, but unused monthly credits and downloads do not roll over. Choose based on your expected monthly use and whether you need the paid-plan rights—not by assuming a fixed number of credits always equals one song.
Does Suno have a production API—and does it use free credits?
Suno documents an MCP integration in beta for connecting Suno to supported assistants. Its help information says the integration works with Free and paid plans, and creating music uses credits from the applicable Suno plan. That is not a separate pool of free API generations.
The documented MCP beta is distinct from a general-purpose production REST API with published endpoints and API pricing. The public materials cited here do not establish a production REST API rate or billing unit. Confirm API access and terms directly with Suno before budgeting for a production integration.
Token Forge Cloud’s public product information does not establish a music-generation model or a Suno connection, so there is no verified Token Forge music API price to compare with Suno credits. Treat third-party API charges as separate unless that provider documents an integration or credit relationship.
Bottom line: Suno Free offers up to 50 credits replenished daily in UTC, and Suno estimates that is enough for 10 songs. For a paid budget, the annual options shown are $96 for Pro and $288 for Premier, with separate monthly credit and download allowances. Suno’s documented MCP beta uses plan credits; the cited public materials do not establish general production API pricing.
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