Suno corrected a typographical error in the Free Trial section of its Terms of Service on June 28, 2026. The previous version stated users could sign up for a 'trail' for the paid portion of the Service; the updated version correctly states 'trial'. This is a spelling correction with no change to the operational terms governing free trial duration or mechanics.
This change has no operational impact on consumer terms. The updated language corrects a spelling error in the free trial provision but does not modify the substantive terms governing trial duration, eligibility, or conversion to paid service. Free trial periods remain 7 days by default unless otherwise specified in the confirmation email.
Spelling error corrected from 'trail' to 'trial'; no change to trial duration or mechanics.
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This is a typographical correction with no impact on compliance obligations, regulatory exposure, or contractual authority. The spelling of 'trial' versus 'trail' does not alter the meaning of the free trial policy, and no internal …
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