Direct Answer
Suno has three plans on its official pricing page. Free costs $0 and gives 50 credits a day with the v6-mini model, no monthly song downloads and no commercial use. Pro is shown at $8 a month billed annually ($96 a year) and adds 2,500 credits and 20 song downloads a month, stems and commercial use under the terms of service. Premier is $24 a month billed annually ($288 a year) with 10,000 credits, 60 downloads and Suno Studio. The page also shows $10 and $30 figures that we read as month-to-month prices, but it does not label them. Credits, download caps and the terms around commercial use matter more than the headline price, so read all three before you subscribe. This guide also lists lower-cost and different-structure alternatives, including MusicMint, whose paid plans start at $9.99 a month with no annual commitment required. We ran no listening tests, so none of this ranks sound quality.
What each plan means in practice
Free plan
The Free plan is a standing plan, not a paid-plan trial: 50 credits a day, the v6-mini model only, no credit top-ups, a shared queue with up to 4 songs at a time, and commercial use not included. The pricing page lists no monthly song downloads on Free. Suno’s terms limit free output to personal, non-commercial use. We did not verify whether Suno also runs time-limited paid-plan trials.
Pro plan
Pro adds 2,500 credits and 20 song downloads a month, the v6 and v6-wild models, two types of stem splitting, Voices and custom models, audio upload up to 30 minutes and commercial use under the terms. The pricing page shows $8 a month billed annually ($96 a year). If you pay month to month the price is probably the $10 figure the page shows next to it, but the page does not say so.
Premier plan
Premier is $24 a month billed annually ($288 a year) and raises the allowance to 10,000 credits and 60 downloads a month, adds a third stem type (Advanced split) and is the only plan with Suno Studio. Whether it is worth three times Pro depends on how many songs you need to download each month and whether you use Studio.
Rights and downloads
Pro and Premier list commercial use, with a note to see the terms of service. Those terms say Suno assigns paid-plan users the rights it owns in an Output, but make no representation that any copyright will vest, and say commercial use must go through approved download channels. Free and Basic output is restricted to personal, non-commercial use. Download caps are monthly, so check them against how many finished songs you need to export. Suno announced in November 2025, with its Warner Music Group partnership, that downloads would require a paid account and have monthly limits.
Cheaper and lower-commitment alternatives
Prices are not like-for-like because each service sells different allowances. With that caveat, published options include: ElevenLabs Music Starter at $6 a month (first month $1) with 30,000 credits and music commercial use, which at 900 credits a minute is about 33 minutes of music; MusicMint Starter at $9.99 a month (first month $6.99) with up to 200 songs a month, or Pro at $14.99 (first month $9.99) with up to 400, with paid-plan rights within each plan’s stated scope; Stable Audio Solo at $12 a month, with a Commercial license listed on every plan; Mureka Basic at $8 a month billed annually; and AIVA Standard at €11 a month + VAT billed annually, though AIVA keeps the copyright on that plan. Free tiers worth testing are Udio (100 credits a month), ElevenLabs (personal use), Stable Audio (50 credits a month) and MusicMint (50 credits, non-commercial).
What the price does not tell you
A subscription price does not tell you how many finished songs you can export, whether the license fits your project or whether the sound suits you. We ran no listening tests, so compare the output yourself on each free tier before paying.
FAQ
How much is Suno?
Suno has a Free plan at $0, Pro shown at $8 a month billed annually ($96 a year) and Premier shown at $24 a month billed annually ($288 a year). The page also shows $10 and $30 figures that we read as month-to-month prices. Confirm current prices on suno.com/pricing.
Is there a Suno free trial?
Suno’s pricing page lists a Free plan with 50 credits a day, which is a standing plan rather than a paid-plan trial. We did not verify whether Suno runs time-limited trials of Pro or Premier.
What does the Suno Pro plan include?
Per the pricing page, Pro includes 2,500 credits and 20 song downloads a month, the v6 and v6-wild models, stem splitting (Auto and Split from mix), Voices, custom models, audio upload up to 30 minutes and commercial use under the terms of service.
Can I use Suno songs commercially?
Pro and Premier list commercial use, with a pointer to the terms of service for limitations; Free says Not included. The terms say commercial use must go through approved download channels and make no warranty that any copyright will vest in an Output.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Suno?
There are lower or comparable entry prices, such as ElevenLabs Music Starter at $6 a month (first month $1) and MusicMint Starter at $9.99 a month (first month $6.99). Allowances, rights and features differ, so compare them in the table in our Suno alternatives guide rather than on price alone.
