The agreement, as reflected in the platform's structured offer data, conditions commercial rights for AI-generated music on holding a Pro or Premier subscription. Free-tier users do not receive commercial rights as part of their plan.
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This provision establishes a licensing distinction between free and paid users that directly affects whether generated output can be commercially exploited. Users operating on the free tier who distribute, sync, or monetize generated music may be operating outside the scope of their licensed permissions under the agreement.
Interpretive note: The commercial rights grant is described in schema markup offer data rather than in a directly quoted AUP clause; the full policy text was not rendered in the provided document source.
This provision establishes that commercial use of AI-generated music requires a paid subscription (Pro at $10/month or Premier at $30/month). Free-tier users receive generation access but not commercial rights for their output.
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This provision establishes a licensing distinction between free and paid users that directly affects whether generated output can be commercially exploited. Users operating on the free tier who distribute, sync, or monetize generated music may be operating outside the scope of their licensed permissions under the agreement.
This provision establishes that commercial use of AI-generated music requires a paid subscription (Pro at $10/month or Premier at $30/month). Free-tier users receive generation access but not commercial rights for their output.
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