Suno's updated Terms of Service, effective September 3, 2026, revise age eligibility requirements, strengthen account termination provisions, simplify arbitration language, and remove language permitting free tier use. Users under 13 are now prohibited from using the Service; users 13-17 may use it only with express parental consent. Users who do not accept the updated terms must close their account within 30 days of the effective date or before their renewal date, whichever occurs first. The arbitration clause was condensed from detailed language about individual claims and jury waivers to a single statement requiring binding individual arbitration, though a new explicit class action waiver and jury trial waiver statement was added separately.
Parents or legal guardians: Parents must affirmatively consent in writing or through documented digital means before their child can use Suno.
Minors aged 13-17: Teenagers must confirm they have parental permission and understand the Terms before signing up.
All users: Users must either accept the new Terms or delete their account by the deadline; inaction means automatic acceptance through continued use.
Consumers: The Terms no longer explicitly address free tier availability or restrictions on account creation for free tier purposes.
The updated terms establish new age eligibility requirements: users under 13 are prohibited entirely; users 13-17 may access the Service only with express parental consent. The terms now require users who do not accept the updated language to close their account within 30 days of the effective date or before their renewal date, whichever occurs first. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the new Terms. You can review the full terms at https://www.suno.com/terms and choose to close your account before the deadline if you do not agree to the updated provisions.
→ If you are under 13, you must immediately cease use of the Service as you are not permitted to access it.
→ If you are aged 13-17, obtain express, prior written or digital consent from your parent or legal guardian before continuing to use the Service.
→ If you do not accept the updated terms, close your account within 30 days of September 3, 2026, or before your renewal date, whichever occurs first.
→ Review the updated Terms of Service at https://www.suno.com/terms to understand all changes.
Users under 13 are prohibited; ages 13-17 require express parental consent. Non-compliant users must cease use immediately.
Users who do not accept updated terms must close accounts within 30 days of effective date or before renewal, whichever occurs first.
Simplified language now states binding individual arbitration required; added explicit class action and jury trial waivers.
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