Suno Pricing 2026

Suno pricing starts at $0/month for the free plan with 50 daily credits (~10 songs/day) for non-commercial use. Paid plans include Pro at $10/month ($8/month annually) with 2,500 monthly credits (~500 songs) and commercial rights, and Premier at $30/month ($24/month annually) with 10,000 monthly credits (~2,000 songs) and Suno Studio DAW access. Enterprise custom pricing is available for large organizations.

Yes, Suno offers a free plan with 50 credits that replenish daily (enough for ~10 songs per day). However, free plan songs cannot be used commercially, only access v4.5 model and below (not v5), and use a shared generation queue. Free users also cannot download WAV files, extract stems, or upload audio. Commercial rights require upgrading to Pro or Premier.

Suno offers 4 pricing tiers: Free (50 daily credits, non-commercial use), Pro ($10/mo or $8/mo annually with 2,500 monthly credits and commercial rights), Premier ($30/mo or $24/mo annually with 10,000 monthly credits and Suno Studio DAW), and Enterprise (custom pricing for studios and media companies with tailored features and contracts).

Cost per song depends on your plan. On the Pro plan at $8/month annual (2,500 credits = ~500 songs), each song costs about $0.016. On Premier at $24/month annual (10,000 credits = ~2,000 songs), each song costs about $0.012. The free plan offers ~10 songs/day at no cost but without commercial rights. Each song generation typically uses 5 credits.

The main differences are volume and features. Pro includes 2,500 monthly credits (~500 songs), Song Editor, stem extraction, and commercial rights for $10/month ($8 annual). Premier includes 10,000 monthly credits (~2,000 songs), everything in Pro, plus Suno Studio (full AI-native DAW), MIDI exports, multi-track editing, batch generation, and priority support for $30/month ($24 annual).

Yes, Pro and Premier subscribers can purchase additional credits through credit top-ups. Pricing is approximately $8 for 2,500 credits or $24 for 10,000 credits. Importantly, purchased top-up credits don't expire but require an active subscription to use. Monthly subscription credits do not roll over month-to-month.

No, subscription credits (the 2,500 or 10,000 included with Pro/Premier plans) do not carry over month to month - they expire at the end of each billing cycle. However, purchased top-up credits do not expire, though you must maintain an active subscription to use them. Free plan credits reset daily at UTC midnight.

Yes, but only on paid plans. Pro and Premier subscribers receive full commercial use rights and own the output, including monetization rights. Free plan users do not have commercial rights - Suno retains ownership of songs created on the free tier. Upgrading later does not grant retroactive commercial rights to songs generated while on the free plan.

Suno and Udio have similar pricing structures. Suno Pro is $10/month with 2,500 credits (~500 songs), while Udio Standard is ~$10/month with 2,400 credits (~1,200 songs). Suno Premier is $30/month for 10,000 credits (~2,000 songs), while Udio Pro is ~$30/month for 6,000 credits (unlimited songs). Udio recently increased credits and gave existing subscribers bonus credits, making it slightly more generous on volume.

Suno Studio is an AI-native digital audio workstation (DAW) available exclusively on the Premier plan. It includes multi-track editing on a timeline, BPM/pitch/volume controls, MIDI exports, stem exports in multiple formats (MP3, WAV, tempo-locked WAV, MIDI), audio uploads up to 8 minutes, professional mixing tools, and the ability to export for further editing in other DAWs.

For standard Free, Pro, and Premier plans, pricing is fixed and non-negotiable. However, Enterprise customers can negotiate custom pricing based on volume, specific needs, and licensing terms. Best negotiation opportunities for enterprise deals typically occur at quarter-end and year-end. For individuals and small teams, the best savings come from annual billing (20% discount).

If you run out of monthly subscription credits, you have several options: wait until the next month when credits replenish, purchase credit top-ups ($8 for 2,500 or $24 for 10,000 credits), or upgrade to a higher tier (Pro to Premier). Unlike the free plan's daily hard cap, paid plans allow you to continue using the service through top-up purchases.

Based on available information, Suno does not currently advertise specific student or education discounts. The best savings available to students would be the 20% discount from choosing annual billing over monthly ($8/month vs $10/month for Pro, or $24/month vs $30/month for Premier). Educational institutions needing custom terms should contact Suno for Enterprise pricing.

V5 (available on Pro and Premier) offers superior audio quality with professional studio mixing, more natural vocals with realistic breaths and phrasing, better creative control with fine-grained parameters, and improved performance for acoustic, pop, and hip-hop genres. V4.5 (free plan) is faster, better for heavy genres like metal and high-BPM EDM, but has lower audio fidelity and less natural vocals. V5 is considered Suno's most powerful model.

No, monthly subscription credits expire after 30 days and do not roll over. If you don't use your 2,500 credits (Pro) or 10,000 credits (Premier) within your billing cycle, you lose them when the subscription renews. Only separately purchased top-up credits persist until used.

Additional credits cost $4 for 500 credits, which is significantly more expensive than the subscription rate. The Pro plan gives you 2,500 credits for $10, making top-ups about 5 times more expensive per credit than the base subscription.

When you subscribe to Pro or Premier, you lose access to the 50 free daily credits that free accounts receive. This means if you run out of your monthly subscription credits, you cannot generate anything until your subscription renews or you purchase expensive credit top-ups.

Multiple users report that Suno's customer support is effectively nonexistent. Support tickets for billing issues, technical problems, and account access go unanswered for weeks, with users only receiving automated bot replies. Expect 14+ days for any response, if you receive one at all.

Users report needing anywhere from 20 to 100+ generation attempts to produce a single satisfactory song. One user mentioned spending $40 worth of credits to create one track they were happy with. The AI produces many unusable results, and each failed attempt still consumes credits.