Suno: AI-driven song-generation infrastructure

The figure displayed on the pricing page is not the monthly rate

The Suno pricing page loads in the annual billing configuration by default. This is not inferred from the visual layout but extracted directly from the source markup: the Annual control carries the checked-state attribute and the Monthly control does not. Consequently, $8 for Pro and $24 for Premier represent the monthly-equivalent rate under a single annual payment.

Under monthly billing, the same two plans reach $10 and $30. Both figures are held in the page own backing data, together with the annual totals of $96 and $288, and the 20 percent discount printed on the toggle matches those figures exactly. The billing cycle must be determined before purchase; selecting monthly billing raises the cost 25 percent above the figure displayed on the page.

High credit capacity, constrained download capacity

The Pro plan allocates 2,500 credits a month and Premier allocates 10,000. Further down the same page a second parameter is recorded: twenty downloads a month on Pro, sixty on Premier, and zero on the free plan, all effective from a date the vendor prints as 9/3/26, which under US date convention is 3 September 2026.

These two parameters are not equivalent, and that distinction is where budget allocation is most often miscalculated. Ten thousand credits means capacity for hundreds of trial generations; sixty downloads means final output is capped at sixty files a month. For a client-delivery workflow, the determining parameter is the download cap, not the credit count.

Subscription credits do not carry over, neither daily nor monthly. The one exception is separately purchased top-up credit, which does not expire, though spending it requires an active subscription.

Model specification, and production-length capacity

Paid plans have access to v5.5, while the free plan remains on v4.5-all. This distinction is more than a version label: on the vocals board, V5.5 scores 1,171 and V4.5 scores 1,089, meaning free-plan output ranks three positions below the version featured in marketing.

On production length, Suno own documentation states that versions 4.5 and 5 generate up to eight minutes in the first pass, with the Extend feature enabling further extension. No figure is published for v5.5, and this reference records none. Worth noting: that same model timeline still terminates at v5 and omits v5.5 entirely, while the pricing page and a separate help article both reference it. The vendor own documentation lags behind the vendor own models, and this is not the first instance this reference has encountered.

Custom models, and output ownership

On v5.5, a custom model can be trained: by uploading at least six songs to which the user holds rights, Suno trains up to three custom models. Per the documentation, this process takes roughly two to five minutes, and the resulting model stays private and cannot be shared between users.

Commercial-use rights are issued only under a paid plan, and only for songs generated during an active subscription. Free-plan output carries no commercial license whatsoever, so a track generated during a trial cannot be delivered in a client video.

Persian-language coverage, and access from Iran

The official Suno site is translated into fourteen languages, and Persian is not among them. On whether the model produces Persian-language vocals, the documentation records no list and no figure, and this reference therefore records no claim either way. Any source stating that Suno sings in Persian should be asked to cite its evidence.

No supported-countries list is published either. What is available is the export-control clause in the terms of service: it states that Suno is headquartered in the United States and that compliance with the user own jurisdiction is the user own sole responsibility. Payment runs exclusively through international cards. This reference sells no accounts, refers no resellers, and recommends no circumvention method.