Suno vs Udio

Both generate songs from text prompts and both have free plans with daily credits.

Quick verdict by use case

Downloading songs: Suno's free plan has no song downloads; check Udio's terms for downloads.
Commercial use: Neither free plan is the right choice; Suno's paid plans include commercial rights.
Cheapest paid plan billed yearly: Suno Pro $8/month; Udio Standard $8/month.

There is no single winner. These picks are based on what each official pricing page lists; try both on your own task before paying.

	Suno	Udio
What it does	Generates full songs with vocals from a text prompt.	Generates songs and music from text prompts.
Is it actually free?	Free tier with limits	Free tier with limits
Free plan limits	Free ($0): 50 credits per day on Suno's free models; no song downloads, no commercial rights, no add-on credits.	Free ($0): 10 credits per day and 100 per month (no rollover), up to 3 full-length song generations a day.
Pricing	Free; Pro $8/month billed yearly; Premier $24/month billed yearly.	Free; Standard $10/month ($8 billed annually); Pro $30/month ($24 billed annually).
Best for	Fun songs, jingles and drafts of musical ideas.	Experimenting with AI music and editing parts of a song.
Not great for	Commercial use on the free plan.	Heavy daily generation on the free plan.
Last checked	2026-10-13	2026-10-13

Good for: Fun songs, jingles and drafts of musical ideas.

Not great for: Commercial use on the free plan.

Good for: Experimenting with AI music and editing parts of a song.

Not great for: Heavy daily generation on the free plan.

Voice & musicFree tier with limits

AI text-to-speech, voice cloning, dubbing and sound effects.

Free? Free ($0): 10,000 credits a month (about 10 minutes of text to speech), 3 Studio projects. No commercial license and no voice cloning.

Last checked 2026-10-13 · No benchmark scores: we only compare what the official pages state. · How we verify · Report an error