Suno is inexpensive, with Pro at $8/mo and Premier at $24/mo, but the free tier bars commercial use and the legal picture is still unsettled. Suno settled with Warner Music in November 2025 and signed a licensing deal, while lawsuits from Sony and UMG are ongoing.
Udio is the closest rival for full songs, with stronger style blending and remix controls, though creations can no longer leave Udio.com. ElevenLabs ($6/mo) is the better buy if you also need voiceovers and sound effects.
| App | Free tier | Paid from | Top plan | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suno | Yes | $8/mo | $24/mo | Hobbyists, songwriters and content creators who want full original songs fast |
| Udio | Yes | $10/mo | $30/mo | Musicians who want fine-grained remix control and style blending over raw output volume |
| ElevenLabs | Yes | $6/mo | $990/mo | Developers and studios needing voice cloning, dubbing and TTS, with music as a bonus feature |
| Magnific | Yes | $20/mo | $110/mo | Freelancers and agencies who want one subscription to access many third-party models plus stock assets |
Monthly prices in US dollars before tax, from each vendor's official pricing (US list price; weekly-billed plans converted to a monthly figure). Updated November 2, 2026
Udio produces clean, radio-ready songs with style blending, remix controls and lyrics editing. Standard ($10/mo) gives 2,400 credits a month plus audio uploads and Voice Control.
Pick it if: you want finer control over style and remixes and are happy to keep songs on Udio.
Where it falls short: After its settlements with Universal and Warner, Udio became a closed walled garden: creations can no longer leave Udio.com.
Full Udio pricing →ElevenLabs generates music and sound effects alongside text-to-speech and voice cloning. The free plan includes 10,000 credits a month, and Starter ($6/mo) adds a commercial licence.
Pick it if: your songs sit next to voiceovers, sound effects or dubbing in the same project.
Where it falls short: Music is secondary to voice, with fewer song-specific controls than Suno.
Full ElevenLabs pricing →Magnific (formerly Freepik AI) Premium ($20/mo) spreads 240,000 credits a year across image, video and audio models, with a full stock library and commercial licence.
Pick it if: music is one asset type among images and video and you want one licensed subscription.
Where it falls short: Our data doesn't specify which audio models are included, and output quality depends on the third-party model you pick, so test song generation on the free tier first.
Full Magnific pricing →With AI music, the plan that matters is the one that grants commercial use. Suno Free and ElevenLabs Free exclude it; Suno Pro and ElevenLabs Starter include it, and Magnific Premium comes with a commercial licence. Udio's walled-garden model means songs stay on Udio.com, which rules it out for releasing tracks elsewhere.
ElevenLabs Free gives 10,000 credits a month covering music, but excludes commercial use, and Udio Free allows up to 3 songs a day with library playback only. Suno's own free tier, at about 10 songs a day, is the most generous of the three.
Udio offers finer style blending and remix controls. Suno is cheaper to start (Pro at $8/mo against Udio Standard at $10/mo), and its paid plans include commercial use, while Udio songs can no longer leave Udio.com.
How we choose: prices come from each vendor's official pricing page and are re-checked every week. We take no affiliate fees, so rankings aren't for sale.