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Suno Pricing 2026: Free Credits, Pro & Premier Plans Explained

A plain breakdown of Suno's Free, Pro, and Premier tiers — exactly how many songs your credits buy, which plans grant commercial rights, and whether the annual discount is worth committing to.

Updated July 20267 min read

💰 Quick Pricing Summary

Free: $0/mo with a daily credit refresh (enough for a handful of songs a day, non-commercial only). Pro: $10/mo, or roughly $8/mo billed annually — a monthly credit pool plus commercial use rights. Premier: $30/mo, or roughly $24/mo billed annually — around 4x the Pro credit pool.

The critical difference is not credits, it is rights: songs generated on the free tier are for personal use only. Commercial use requires a paid plan.

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Suno Plans Compared

FeatureFreeProPremier
Monthly Price$0$10$30
Annual PriceFree forever~$8/mo billed annually~$24/mo billed annually
CreditsDaily refresh, small poolMonthly pool~4x the Pro pool
Commercial Use RightsNo — personal use onlyYesYes
Concurrent Generations1 at a timeMultipleMultiple
Priority Generation QueueNoYesYes
Download as MP3/WAVMP3MP3 and WAVMP3 and WAV
Stem SeparationNoYesYes
Credits Roll OverNoNoNo

Pricing as of July 2026. Suno revises plan limits periodically — check suno.com/pricing for the current numbers before you subscribe.

Understanding Each Plan

Free Plan — $0/month

A daily credit refresh rather than a monthly pool, which makes it good for experimenting a little every day and bad for finishing a project in one sitting.

What you get:

  • A small pool of credits that refreshes daily
  • Full access to Suno's current generation model
  • MP3 downloads of everything you create
  • Public sharing on your Suno profile

What you don't get:

  • Commercial use rights — free-tier songs are for personal use only
  • WAV downloads and stem separation
  • Priority in the generation queue during busy periods
  • The ability to run several generations at once

Best for: Hobbyists, people testing Suno against Udio, and anyone making music purely for fun. If your track will ever appear in a monetized video, you need a paid plan.

Pro Plan — $10/month

The entry point for anyone using Suno for real work. At roughly $8/month billed annually, it is one of the cheaper creative-AI subscriptions on the market.

What you get:

  • A monthly credit pool, typically good for a few hundred song generations
  • Commercial use rights for everything you generate while subscribed
  • WAV downloads and stem separation for mixing
  • Priority generation queue and multiple concurrent generations

Best for: Content creators scoring videos, podcasters making intros and stingers, indie game developers, and anyone who needs royalty-free music they actually control.

Premier Plan — $30/month

Roughly four times the Pro credit pool at three times the price — the volume tier for people who generate dozens of variations to find the one keeper.

What you get:

  • Approximately 4x the Pro monthly credit pool
  • All Pro features including commercial rights and stems
  • The most headroom for iterating on a track many times

Best for: Agencies and production shops producing music for multiple clients, and creators who publish daily. If you are not exhausting Pro's pool every month, Premier is money left on the table.

How Suno Credits Convert to Songs

Suno charges credits per generation, and every generation returns two variations of the song. This is the detail that makes credit math confusing for new users.

✅ Doesn't Cost You

  • Listening and browsing: free, unlimited on every plan
  • Downloading a track you already made: no credit cost
  • Editing metadata, titles, and artwork: free
  • Sharing to your public profile: free

💳 Draws Down Your Plan

  • Each generation: consumes credits and returns two song variations
  • Extending a track: continuing a song past its initial length costs another generation
  • Covers and remixes: priced like a fresh generation
  • Regenerating for a better take: this is where most credits actually go

How to Get More Songs Out of Your Credits

Write a detailed style prompt before you generate

Most credits are burned on regeneration, not first attempts. Spending two extra minutes specifying genre, instrumentation, tempo, and mood dramatically raises the odds that one of the two returned variations is usable.

Use both variations

Every generation returns two takes. People routinely listen to the first, dislike it, and immediately regenerate — without ever playing the second. That habit doubles your effective cost.

Extend rather than restart

If the first 60 seconds are right but the song is too short, extend it instead of generating a new full track from scratch. You keep what already works.

Do the annual math honestly

Annual billing takes Pro to roughly $8/month and Premier to roughly $24/month, but credits do not roll over. If your usage is seasonal — heavy for a project, then nothing for two months — monthly billing you can pause often beats the annual discount.

Which Suno Plan Should You Choose?

Choose Free if:

  • You are making music purely for personal enjoyment
  • You want to compare Suno's output against Udio before paying
  • You generate a few songs a week, not a few a day
  • Your tracks will never appear in monetized or client work

Choose Pro ($10/mo) if:

  • You need commercial use rights — this is the deciding factor for most people
  • You are scoring videos, podcasts, or games
  • You want WAV files and stems for proper mixing
  • You generate regularly but not in bulk

Choose Premier ($30/mo) if:

  • You exhaust the Pro credit pool before the month ends
  • You produce music for multiple clients or publish daily
  • You iterate heavily — dozens of takes to find the right one

Not sure? The question is rarely about credits. Ask whether the music will be used commercially. If yes, Pro is the floor regardless of volume. If no, the free tier is genuinely fine until you outgrow the daily refresh.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Suno cost per month?
Suno has three tiers: Free ($0, with a small daily credit refresh and personal-use-only rights), Pro ($10/month, or roughly $8/month billed annually, with a monthly credit pool and commercial rights), and Premier ($30/month, or roughly $24/month billed annually, with around four times the Pro credit pool).
Is Suno free to use?
Yes, Suno has a permanent free tier that refreshes a small credit allowance daily. You get full access to the current generation model and can download MP3s. The important limitation is legal rather than technical: free-tier songs are licensed for personal use only, so they cannot be used in monetized videos, client work, or anything commercial.
Can I use Suno songs commercially?
Only on a paid plan. Pro and Premier subscribers get commercial use rights for the songs they generate while subscribed. Free-tier output is personal use only. This is the single most important distinction between the tiers — far more consequential than the credit difference — so if there is any chance your track ends up in monetized content, start on Pro.
How many songs can I make with Suno Pro?
Pro's monthly credit pool typically works out to a few hundred song generations, and each generation returns two variations, so the practical output is higher than the raw generation count suggests. Extensions, covers, and remixes each cost a generation too, so heavy iteration reduces the total. Most individual creators do not exhaust the Pro pool in a normal month.
Do Suno credits roll over to the next month?
No. Credits reset at the start of each billing cycle and unused credits are forfeited. This matters if your usage is seasonal — a heavy month followed by a quiet one means you paid for capacity you never used. For irregular usage, monthly billing you can pause is often better value than the annual discount.
Suno vs Udio pricing — which is cheaper?
The two are close enough that price is rarely the deciding factor; both offer a free tier and paid plans in a similar range. The real differences are in output character, vocal handling, and editing tools. Generate the same prompt on both free tiers and pick the one whose output you prefer — that will matter far more over a year than a few dollars a month.
What happens to my songs if I cancel Suno?
Your existing songs stay in your library and remain downloadable, and commercial rights granted for tracks generated while you were subscribed are not revoked when you cancel. What you lose going forward is the credit pool, WAV and stem downloads, priority queue access, and commercial rights on anything new you generate on the free tier.
Does Suno offer a free trial of Pro?
Suno's free tier functions as the trial — it uses the same generation model as the paid plans, just with fewer credits and without commercial rights. Rather than a time-limited Pro trial, you can evaluate output quality indefinitely for free and upgrade when you need the rights or the volume.

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