Suno Pricing and Credits by Plan: Free, Pro and Premier

Suno credits, downloads and models by plan

*ToolColumn's calculation at Suno's standard rate of 10 credits for each two-song generation. Prompts with many images or videos, and Max Mode, cost more, so treat the song counts as a ceiling. Read across each paid row: the fourth and fifth columns are the gap this page is about.

Downloads, not credits, decide how many songs you keep

Since September 3, 2026, Suno limits downloads by plan, and the limit covers songs you made before that date too. Every song stays playable and shareable on Suno, so the cap bites only when you need the file: for a video edit, a podcast, a game or a release. A Pro subscriber who generates 100 songs in a month can take 20 of them away; a Premier subscriber can take 60.

Both paid plans charge the same for an included download: $10 for 20 and $30 for 60 work out to $0.50 each on monthly billing, and $0.40 each billed yearly. Premier is therefore not a cheaper way to download, it is a bigger allowance plus Suno Studio. The exception is Studio itself: Premier subscribers who download through Suno Studio, Premier's production editor, have no download limit. Suno sells extra downloads beyond the allowance to Pro and Premier subscribers, and its pricing page lists no price for them, so check the cost in the app before planning on them.

What 50 free credits a day buy, and what they don't

Free credits refresh daily and do not carry over, so a quiet day is lost, not banked. At 10 credits a generation, 50 credits make five generations, or about ten songs, all on v6-mini; v6 and v6-wild need a paid plan. Free songs carry no commercial rights.

Downloads on Free depend on when you joined. Users who signed up before September 3, 2026 have up to 7 trial downloads for life, for personal use. Users who joined later get none by default and "may occasionally receive" trial downloads, in Suno's words. Suno's downloads post says free users can buy downloads, while its pricing page lists no add-on purchases for Free; the pricing page is about credits, the post about downloads, so the two are separate purchases.

When a paid plan runs out of credits

Subscription credits reset each month and never roll over. When they run out you can buy more credits; purchased credits do not expire but only work while you hold a subscription, and Suno adds 50 bonus credits a day until your plan renews. Upgrading takes effect immediately, while a downgrade waits for the end of the billing cycle.

Pro or Premier

Pick Pro if 20 songs a month is enough to keep. Move to Premier when you need more than 20 downloads, four times the credits for long sessions or Max Mode, or Suno Studio, which adds MIDI, effects, automation and design-your-own plugins. Premier also separates three stem types against Pro's two and can add new vocals or instrumentals to an existing song. Both paid plans upload up to 30 minutes of audio, queue up to 10 songs at once and include commercial use rights.