Pricing

Free

$0/mo

10 song generations per day
Standard quality
Personal use only
Public sharing on Udio

Standard

$10/mo

1,200 generations per month
Studio-quality audio
Stem separation (vocals, drums, bass)
Commercial use rights
Inpainting (regenerate sections)

Pro

$30/mo

4,800 generations per month
Highest priority queue
Extended track length
Advanced stem control
API access

Key Features

Text-to-music generation in any genre
Studio-quality audio output (44.1kHz stereo)
Stem separation into vocals, drums, bass, instruments
Inpainting to regenerate specific sections
Extension to lengthen short clips into full tracks
Lyrics generation or bring-your-own
Style controls for instrumentation and mood
Public song library and remixing

Pros & Cons

Pros

Audio fidelity is the best in the consumer AI music category
Stem separation enables real production workflows
Inpainting is a genuine differentiator vs. one-shot generators
Standard tier at $10 is a steal for the quality you get

Cons

Genre coverage skews more pop and electronic than orchestral or jazz
Lyric generation quality trails the audio quality
Personal-use only on free tier limits experimentation
Some genres still produce uncanny vocal artifacts

Verdict

Udio is the better pick if audio quality matters more than feature breadth. Suno has more features and a larger library; Udio sounds better, especially for full-mix tracks. Standard at $10 is the sweet spot for most users; Pro is overkill unless you're publishing music as a business.

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Added to scored.tools on May 4, 2026