The free tier of Suno limits users to 10 song generations per day, does not include commercial rights, and does not require a credit card to access.
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Free-tier users are subject to a daily generation cap and do not receive commercial rights to their outputs; any commercial use of free-tier generated music may fall outside the scope of what the terms authorize.
Interpretive note: The full Terms of Service governing free-tier permitted use and commercial rights restrictions were not available in the submitted HTML; this provision is based on the pricing structured data description only.
Free-tier users receive a maximum of 10 song generations per day and the plan description does not include commercial rights, meaning use of generated content for monetized or commercial purposes would require a paid subscription.
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Free-tier users are subject to a daily generation cap and do not receive commercial rights to their outputs; any commercial use of free-tier generated music may fall outside the scope of what the terms authorize.
Free-tier users receive a maximum of 10 song generations per day and the plan description does not include commercial rights, meaning use of generated content for monetized or commercial purposes would require a paid subscription.
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