Best Suno alternatives in 2026

ComparisonUpdated 2026-11-14

Seven Suno alternatives compared on official pricing, free tiers, commercial rights, song length and platforms: MusicMint, Udio, Mureka and more.

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Direct Answer

There is no single best Suno alternative; the right one depends on what you are missing. Udio and Mureka are the closest in format, with prompt-to-song generation, lyrics and voices. ElevenLabs Music offers section-level lyric editing and stems on its Pro plan. Stable Audio, Soundraw and AIVA lean toward instrumental and production music. MusicMint is a web and iOS option with two versions per generation, lyric and vocal separation tools and music video export from $9.99 a month. This guide compares seven tools with Suno as the baseline, using only what each vendor states on its official pages on November 14, 2026: pricing, free tier, commercial terms, length and platforms. We ran no listening tests and make no claim about which tool sounds best. Suno still leads on several documented points, including 8-minute generations, stems and an Android app, so switch for a specific reason such as price structure, licensing wording or a feature you need.

Suno alternatives at a glance

Tool	Free tier	Paid plans (official pages)	Commercial rights	Max length	Platforms and notable features
Suno (baseline)	50 credits per day; v6-mini model only; no monthly song downloads listed	Pro $8/month billed annually ($96/year); Premier $24/month billed annually ($288/year)	Pro and Premier include commercial use under the terms of service; Free does not	Up to 8 minutes per generation	Web, iOS, Android. Pro: 2,500 credits and 20 downloads a month, stems, uploads up to 30 minutes. Premier: 10,000 credits, 60 downloads, Suno Studio
MusicMint	$0 with 50 credits (10 songs, per the pricing page); non-commercial	Starter $9.99/month (first month $6.99); Pro $14.99/month (first month $9.99)	Paid plans grant rights to the songs you create within each plan’s stated scope; exclusivity and copyrightability are not guaranteed	Not verified	Web and iOS. Two versions (Side A and Side B) per generation, lyric generation, vocal separation, music video and lyric video tools. Starter: 1,000 credits (up to 200 songs a month); Pro: 2,000 credits (up to 400)
Udio	100 credits a month (10 per day); up to 3 full-length (2:10) generations a day	Standard $8/month billed annually ($96/year); Pro $24/month billed annually ($288/year)	Not stated on the pricing page or in the help article about the Universal Music Group partnership	130-second song generation (extension limits not verified)	Web and iOS (no Android app). Downloads of audio, video and stems were disabled after the UMG partnership; we found no official notice that this changed. Standard and up: audio uploads, Voice Control, lyric and music editing
Mureka	Free daily song creations (exact allowance not verified)	Basic $8/month billed annually ($96/year); Pro $24/month billed annually ($288/year), per the homepage	Homepage says tracks download with full commercial rights; Basic is described as including commercial licensing. Free-tier ownership terms not verified	Not verified	Web. Basic: up to 400 songs a month, MP3. Pro: up to 1,600 songs a month, MP3, WAV and stem downloads, reference audio, voice cloning. Lyrics, instrumental mode, style reference, V9.5 model
ElevenLabs Music	10,000 credits a month, personal use only (credits are shared with other ElevenLabs products)	Starter $6/month (first month $1); Creator $22/month (first month $11); Pro $99/month	Says tracks are cleared for broad commercial use; rights vary by tier; self-serve plans exclude film, TV and studio games; Starter and up include music commercial use	3 seconds to 5 minutes per track	Web and API. Vocals or instrumental, section-level lyric editing, composition plans, audio reference, inpainting. Stems from the Pro plan. Music v2 model
Stable Audio	50 credits a month (about 12 full mixes)	Solo $12, Session $30, Producer $90, Studio $199 per month (annual pricing not verified)	Pricing page lists the license as Commercial on every plan, including Free	Up to 6 minutes	Web app and DAW plugin. Upload your own audio for variations and edits, samples and loops, multi-track generations. Vocals and lyrics are not listed on the official pages we read
AIVA	3 downloads a month, up to 3 minutes, MP3 and MIDI; non-commercial; credit to AIVA required; AIVA owns the copyright	Standard €11/month + VAT; Pro €33/month + VAT; both billed annually (USD and month-to-month prices not verified)	Standard: AIVA keeps the copyright, limited monetization (YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram). Pro: you own the copyright, full monetization	3 minutes (Free), 5 minutes (Standard), 5 minutes 30 seconds (Pro)	Web. 250+ styles, upload audio or MIDI as influence, MP3 and MIDI export, WAV on Pro. Downloads: 15 a month on Standard, 300 on Pro. Vocals and lyrics are not mentioned on its homepage
Soundraw	No free plan listed on the pricing page	Creator, Artist Starter, Artist Pro, Artist Unlimited and Enterprise tiers; see soundraw.io/pricing (monthly and annual figures are not clearly labeled there)	All paid plans include personal and commercial use in your projects; streaming-platform release is an Artist-plan right and the track must be clearly modified; Content ID registration is prohibited	Custom length (maximum not verified)	Web. Toggle instruments and intensity. Downloads: Creator and Artist Unlimited unlimited, Artist Starter 10 and Artist Pro 20 a month. WAV and stems from Artist Pro. Vocals and lyrics are not mentioned

Prices and terms checked on November 14, 2026 from official vendor pages — confirm on each official pricing page. “Not verified” means we did not find the item stated on an official page. Credits are not comparable across vendors. We ran no listening tests, so the table says nothing about sound quality.

Tool-by-tool notes

MusicMint

MusicMint is our own product, so read this entry with that in mind. It runs on the web and on iOS. Every generation returns two versions (Side A and Side B), and the paid plans include lyric generation, vocal separation, music video creation and lyric video export. Free is $0 with 50 credits (10 songs); Starter is $9.99 a month (first month $6.99) with 1,000 credits, up to 200 songs a month; Pro is $14.99 a month (first month $9.99) with 2,000 credits, up to 400 songs a month. The Free plan is non-commercial; paid plans grant rights to the songs you create within each plan’s stated scope, and exclusivity or copyrightability is not guaranteed. Maximum song length and stem downloads are not listed on its pricing page, so if either matters, compare against Suno, Mureka or ElevenLabs, which state them.

Udio

Udio is the closest like-for-like swap on price: its pricing page shows Standard at $8 a month billed annually ($96 a year) and Pro at $24 a month billed annually ($288), the same pairs Suno shows. Free gives 100 credits a month (10 a day) and up to 3 full-length (2:10) generations a day. Standard adds Voice Control, lyric and music editing, generation from uploaded audio and style references. The big caveat is downloads: Udio’s CEO announced on October 29, 2025 that platform downloads would be unavailable, and a help article dated February 17, 2026 says audio, video and stems downloads are disabled. We found no official notice that downloads came back. Udio has an iOS app and no Android app.

Mureka

Mureka’s homepage lists a Basic plan at $8 a month billed annually ($96) and a Pro plan at $24 a month billed annually ($288). Basic is described as up to 400 songs a month with MP3 download, commercial licensing and a priority queue; Pro as up to 1,600 songs a month with MP3, WAV, backing-track and stem downloads, region editing and melody extension, reference-audio upload and voice cloning. The creation screen offers lyrics, instrumental mode, style reference and a V9.5 model selector. The app may name its plans differently (we saw “Premier”), and we could not verify the month-to-month price or the free daily allowance, so check the logged-in pricing page.

ElevenLabs Music

ElevenLabs Music runs on a credit pool shared with the company’s other products. Free gives 10,000 credits a month for personal use only; Starter is $6 a month (first month $1) with 30,000 credits, Creator $22 a month (first month $11) with 121,000, and Pro $99 a month with 600,000. The pricing FAQ puts music at 900 credits per minute. Tracks run 3 seconds to 5 minutes, with vocals or instrumental output, section-level lyric editing, composition plans, audio reference and inpainting. ElevenLabs says tracks are cleared for broad commercial use, with rights varying by tier and film, TV and studio games excluded on self-serve plans. Stems are listed from the Pro plan.

Stable Audio

Stable Audio’s pricing page lists Free (50 credits a month, about 12 full mixes), Solo $12, Session $30, Producer $90 and Studio $199 a month; we could not verify annual pricing. It generates up to six minutes, accepts your own audio for variations and edits, makes samples and loops and offers multi-track generations, in a web app and a DAW plugin. The comparison table lists the license as Commercial on every plan, including Free. Vocals and lyrics are not mentioned on the official pages we read, so confirm before relying on it for sung songs.

AIVA

AIVA is composition-oriented, with 250+ styles and the option to upload audio or MIDI as influence. Free is €0 for 3 downloads a month (up to 3 minutes, MP3 and MIDI, non-commercial, credit to AIVA required, copyright owned by AIVA). Standard (€11 a month + VAT, billed annually) keeps the copyright with AIVA but allows limited monetization on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok and Instagram. Pro (€33 a month + VAT, billed annually) states that you own the copyright, with full monetization, 300 downloads a month and WAV export. Maximum lengths are 3, 5 and 5 minutes 30 seconds. Its homepage does not mention vocals or lyrics.

Soundraw

Soundraw has no free plan on its pricing page and is built around customizing a track, such as toggling instruments and intensity. Every paid plan lists personal and commercial use in your projects. Creator allows unlimited downloads, Artist Starter 10 a month, Artist Pro 20 a month and Artist Unlimited is unlimited; WAV and stems start at Artist Pro. Its license page says releasing to streaming platforms is an Artist-plan right and the track must sound clearly different from the downloaded original; Content ID registration is prohibited. Soundraw says its model was trained only on music made in-house. Vocals and lyrics are not mentioned on its pages.

Where Suno still leads

On documented specs Suno leads in several places: single generations up to 8 minutes (Suno help center), web plus iOS plus Android apps, stem splitting on Pro (2 types) and Premier (3), audio upload up to 30 minutes on paid plans and a Studio workspace on Premier. Suno also released its v6 models on September 9, 2026. If those matter to you, an alternative may be a step backwards.

What this guide does not cover

We ran no listening tests, so this guide makes no claim about which tool sounds best, writes better lyrics or sings more convincingly; test that yourself with the same prompt on each free tier. We also left out anything we could find only on third-party sites, including lawsuit and licensing-deal status, because those change quickly and we could not confirm them on official pages.

Key Facts

Prices and terms checked on November 14, 2026 — confirm on each official pricing page before you buy.
Suno baseline: Free gives 50 credits a day; Pro is $8 a month billed annually ($96) with 2,500 credits and 20 downloads a month; Premier is $24 a month billed annually ($288) with 10,000 credits and 60 downloads.
Udio mirrors Suno’s annual prices ($8 and $24 a month billed annually), but its help center says audio, video and stems downloads were disabled after the Universal Music Group partnership.
Mureka’s homepage lists Basic at $8 a month and Pro at $24 a month, both billed annually, with commercial licensing described on Basic.
ElevenLabs Music tracks run 3 seconds to 5 minutes; its free plan is personal use only, and commercial use is included from Starter ($6 a month, first month $1).
Stable Audio generates up to 6 minutes and its pricing page lists a Commercial license on every plan, including the Free plan (50 credits a month).
AIVA’s Pro plan (€33 a month + VAT, billed annually) states that you own the copyright; the Standard plan leaves the copyright with AIVA.
MusicMint: Free is $0 with 50 credits (non-commercial); Starter is $9.99 a month (first month $6.99) and Pro is $14.99 a month (first month $9.99).

Recommended Workflow

Write down what you are missing in Suno: price, download limits, licensing wording, a feature such as stems, or a platform.
Shortlist two or three tools from the table that state that item on their official pages.
Run the same prompt and lyrics on each free tier and compare the results by ear.
Read the commercial-use terms of the tool you pick before you publish or sell anything made with it.

FAQ

What is the best free Suno alternative?

It depends on what free means to you. Udio gives 100 credits a month, ElevenLabs gives 10,000 credits a month for personal use only, Stable Audio gives 50 credits a month with a Commercial license listed on its pricing page, Mureka advertises free daily creations, and MusicMint’s Free plan gives 50 credits (10 songs) for non-commercial use. Free tiers differ most in commercial rights, so check that before you publish.

Which Suno alternatives allow commercial use?

Per their official pages: ElevenLabs Music from Starter, Mureka (Basic is described as including commercial licensing), AIVA’s Pro plan (with copyright owned by you), Soundraw on every paid plan and Stable Audio on every plan. MusicMint’s paid plans grant rights to your songs within their stated scope. Udio’s pricing page does not state commercial terms. Always read the full terms because scopes and exclusions differ.

Which alternatives offer stems?

Mureka lists stem downloads on Pro, ElevenLabs Music lists stems from its Pro plan, Soundraw includes stems from Artist Pro, and Mubert lists stem processing. Suno also lists stem splitting on Pro and Premier. Udio’s help center says stems downloads are disabled.

Can I still download songs from Udio?

Udio’s CEO announced on October 29, 2025 that downloads would be unavailable, and a help article dated February 17, 2026 says audio, video and stems downloads are disabled. We found no official page saying this changed, so check Udio directly before relying on downloads.

Is MusicMint a Suno alternative?

It is a similar kind of tool: you describe a song, and it returns two versions on web and iOS, with lyric, vocal separation and music video tools around them. Its pricing page does not list a maximum song length or stem downloads, and we ran no listening tests, so try the Free plan before deciding.

Use these guides when you need a direct answer about AI music, not just another prompt box.

Direct Answer

Suno alternatives at a glance

Tool-by-tool notes

MusicMint

Udio

Mureka

ElevenLabs Music

Stable Audio

AIVA

Soundraw

Where Suno still leads

What this guide does not cover

Recommended Workflow

FAQ

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