Suno Unveils Changes to Download Limits
The move aims to “make it harder for bad actors to mass-export music”
Last week, Suno published a blog post outlining its commitment to “building the future of music responsibly.” As part of that commitment, it referenced a “new downloads policy,” though stopped short on details. Now they’re here.
Download caps:
From September 3, Suno will introduce a range of download limits based on subscription tier.
Free: Up to seven (lifetime) trial downloads.
Pro: 20 downloads per month.
Premier: 60 downloads per month.
Users who want to download beyond their limit can purchase the extra capacity for an as-yet undisclosed amount.
For Premier subscribers who use Suno Studio, the platform’s professional production suite for generating and manipulating stems and samples, there are no download limits.
Why it matters:
In its latest blog post, Suno says “limiting downloads will make it harder for bad actors to mass-export music.”
In other words, flooding streaming services with AI-generated music will become more difficult.
What they said:
Suno’s blog: “We are introducing download limits to ensure our platform is used for intentional music creation, while still allowing everyone to create, remix, listen, and share on Suno.”
👋 Disclosures & Transparency Block
This story was written with information from Suno’s blog.
We covered it because it’s news of a policy change at the platform.
