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Suno

AI music generation platform, v5.5 on paid tiers, v4.5-All on free. Each 10-credit generation returns 2 variations. Pro adds commercial rights, Premier adds Suno Studio DAW.

Free tier · music · Hybrid

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Models
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Updated May 2026

Subscription tiers

Save up to 20% with annual billing

Basic

$0.00/mo

or $0.00/mo billed annually

  • ·1,500 credits/month
  • ·10 generations/month

Web UI access

Pro

$10.00/mo

or $8.00/mo billed annually

  • ·2,500 credits/month

Web UI access

Premier

$30.00/mo

or $24.00/mo billed annually

  • ·10,000 credits/month

Web UI · API access

No model data yet.

Beyond this tool

Use Suno with the Scopeful CLI agent

Drop a skill into your editor, run a multi-step workflow, open the CLI agent, or ask the advisor for a starter prompt. Four real entry points — none of them fake UI.

$ claude mcp add scopeful-suno

01

Drop a Suno skill

Install in Claude Code, OpenCode, or Codex. The agent picks up the tool, picks the cheapest plan, and runs it for you.

Suno → upscale → export

suno
→
agent
→
R2

02

Run a multi-step workflow

Chain the tool with other tools in a DAG. The agent executes, retries on failure, and returns a URL.

scopeful@app ~ $
agent run suno \
--model "cheapest" \
--prompt "use Sunoto..."
✓ plan proposed · 3 nodes · $0.12
✓ running → app.scopeful.org/run/abc123

03

Ask the CLI agent

Open the agent in a new tab with this tool pre-loaded. Pass a prompt, a cost cap, or a model — the agent runs it.

/pro/advisorstreaming
Write a prompt for Suno that picks the cheapest model

For Suno, start with:

"Generate a [subject] at [resolution], [style]. Compare against Flux 1.1 Pro and SDXL, pick the cheapest."

Cost ceiling: $0.10. Run via the Scopeful CLI agent.

04

Ask the advisor for a prompt

The advisor writes a starter prompt for this tool, recommends the cheapest plan, and answers pricing questions. Pro sign-in.

Strengths and weaknesses

Pros

  • Full commercial rights on paid plans mean you actually own the songs you generate.
  • The new v5.5 engine handles full-length tracks (up to 8 minutes) with surprisingly cohesive structure.
  • Built-in stem separation makes it easy to export isolated vocals and drums directly into a DAW.
  • The browser interface is dead simple and doesn't require any deep musical knowledge.

Cons

  • You have to rely on third-party aggregators for pay-as-you-go automation since the official API is restricted.
  • Songs generated on the free tier can't be retroactively upgraded to commercial licenses.
  • Credit rollover is heavily capped, so you end up losing unused generations at the end of the month.
FAQ

Frequently asked about Suno

Value comparison: credits per dollar
Does Suno actually cost money?↓
Yes. Suno charges for ongoing use. The cheapest paid plan is Pro at $10.00 per month on monthly billing. Higher tiers unlock more generations, higher resolutions, or API access. A free tier is offered, but it caps output count, resolution, or commercial use, so ongoing production work generally requires a paid plan. All plan prices on this page were verified by hand against Suno’s pricing page, most recently in May 2026. For the per-generation cost of a specific model at a specific resolution and volume, use the Scopeful calculator below. Last verified May 2026.
How much does Suno cost per month?↓
Suno’s cheapest paid plan is Pro at $10.00 per month. Larger plans in the table above unlock more credits, more generations, higher resolution tiers, or API access depending on the tier. Most Suno plans also offer an annual billing option that lowers the effective monthly cost; the full plan table shows the monthly and annual price side by side. The plan price is the subscription cost, not the cost per generation. The per-generation cost depends on which model and resolution you choose and how many generations you run, and the Scopeful calculator on this page gives you the exact figure for any combination. Last verified May 2026.
Does Suno have a free tier?↓
Yes. Suno offers a free tier, typically with caps on output count, resolution, generation length, or commercial use rights. The exact caps vary by model and are listed in the plan table on this page. The free tier is best for evaluation, short trials, and low-volume use. If you are running a production workload past the cap, the cheapest paid plan starts at the price shown in the plan table. For a side-by-side breakdown of what the free tier includes versus the cheapest paid plan, use the Scopeful calculator on this page. Last verified May 2026.
What is Suno’s official pricing in 2026?↓
Suno’s official pricing is published at https://suno.com/pricing. Scopeful mirrors the official plan prices on this page and adds the per-generation cost in real US dollars, which the official page does not show. The official page lists subscription tiers and credit allotments; this page lists the same tiers, the same credit allotments, and the per-generation USD figure for every model. The numbers on this page were verified by hand, most recently in May 2026. For the official feature comparison and any promotional credits or annual discounts, follow the link to https://suno.com/pricing. For the per-generation cost, use the Scopeful calculator on this page. Last verified May 2026.
How do Suno’s credits work?↓
Suno uses a credit allotment on most paid plans. The Basic plan, for example, includes 1,500 credits per month. Each generation consumes a fixed number of credits that depends on the model and resolution, so a simple text-to-image at 1K may cost a small number of credits, while a high-resolution video generation can consume hundreds. Unused credits may roll over on some tiers and expire on others, so check the plan details before relying on credit carryover. The Scopeful calculator on this page converts credits to a real US dollar figure for any model + resolution + volume combination, so you can see the per-generation cost in advance. Representative figures from the calculator: see the per-generation table on this page. Last verified May 2026.
Does Suno offer an annual discount?↓
Yes. The Pro plan drops from $10.00/month on monthly billing to an annual-equivalent of $8.00/month, about 20% off. The discount is offered in exchange for paying the full year up front, so it only makes sense if you are confident you will use the plan for the full term. Other tiers on Suno may offer a different annual discount, so check the full plan table on this page for the per-tier annual and monthly prices side by side. If you want to estimate your annual cost for a specific workload, the Scopeful calculator lets you enter the model, resolution, and volume and returns a real dollar figure for any plan. Last verified May 2026.
How does Suno's pricing compare to Fuser Studio on a standard production workload?↓
For comparable subscription access, Suno starts at $10.00 per month, while Fuser Studio starts at $5.00 per month. The plan-floor numbers are the entry point, not the per-generation cost: the cheaper entry plan is not always the cheaper tool once you account for credit allotments, included generations, and per-call API rates. The fairest comparison is per-output, not per-subscription, and that is what the Scopeful calculator on this page returns. For a standard production workload, Suno and Fuser Studio both produce a per-image or per-second figure calculated by Scopeful from the same reference plan rate, so the comparison is apples-to-apples. Pricing was verified by hand, most recently in May 2026; re-verify before you commit. Last verified May 2026.
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