To cancel your Suno subscription, go to suno.com/account and click “Cancel Subscription” at the top of the page if you signed up on the web. If you subscribed through the iOS or Android app, you have to cancel through the App Store or Google Play instead, because Suno can’t modify subscriptions billed by Apple or Google. Either way, your Pro or Premier features stay active until the end of the billing period you already paid for, and the account then drops to the free Basic tier.1Suno. How Do I Cancel My Paid Subscription?
Cancel on the Suno Website
Web subscribers are billed through Stripe. The steps:
- Go to suno.com/account.
- Click “Cancel Subscription” at the top of the page.
- Confirm when prompted.
You can also click “Update Payment” on the same page, which sends you into the Stripe billing portal where cancellation is also available.1Suno. How Do I Cancel My Paid Subscription? Make sure you’re logged into the account that actually holds the subscription before you go looking for the button.
Cancel Through the App Store on iPhone or iPad
If you subscribed inside the Suno iOS app, the website’s cancel button won’t work. Suno has no control over Apple’s billing, so you have to do it from your device:2Suno. How Do I Cancel My Subscription?
- Open Settings and tap your name at the top to reach your Apple Account.
- Tap “Subscriptions.”
- Find Suno in the list and tap “Cancel Subscription.”
If Suno isn’t listed under your Apple subscriptions, you probably signed up through the website or Google Play. Check your original purchase receipt to confirm which platform is billing you.
Cancel Through Google Play on Android
Android subscribers cancel from their Google account:2Suno. How Do I Cancel My Subscription?
- Open Settings, tap Google, then your name, then “Manage your Google Account.”
- Tap “Payments & subscriptions” at the top.
- Tap “Manage subscriptions.”
- Find Suno and tap “Cancel Subscription.”
Suno’s support team generally can’t modify subscriptions managed by Google. If something goes wrong, contact Google Play support or email billing@suno.com.3Suno. Something Isn’t Working. How Do I Get Help?
When You Don’t See a Cancel Button
The “Cancel Subscription” option on suno.com/account only appears if your subscription is billed through Stripe. Mobile app subscribers won’t see it, because the website has no access to Apple or Google billing.4Suno. How Do I Change My Billing Details?
If you’re using the Suno mobile app and can’t find the option, try signing in through a web browser at suno.com. The account page there sometimes shows billing controls the app hides. Still stuck after trying both the website and your device’s subscription settings? Email billing@suno.com with your account details.3Suno. Something Isn’t Working. How Do I Get Help?
What Happens After You Cancel
Your Pro or Premier access continues through the end of the billing period you already paid for. Features don’t cut off mid-cycle, and Suno doesn’t issue a prorated refund for the remaining days.5Suno. Can I Get a Refund?
Once the period ends, the account reverts to Basic. A few specifics worth knowing:
- Unused monthly subscription credits disappear. They don’t roll over month to month, and they don’t survive a downgrade.6Suno. Suno Pricing
- Top-up credits you bought separately don’t expire, but they can only be used while you have an active paid subscription. On Basic, they sit locked until you resubscribe.6Suno. Suno Pricing
- Basic gives you 50 credits per day (about 10 songs), and you move from the priority queue to the shared one.6Suno. Suno Pricing
The top-up credit rule catches people off guard, so if you stocked up planning to spend them down after canceling, that plan won’t work.
Songs You Already Made Keep Their Commercial Rights
Anything you generated while subscribed to Pro or Premier stays yours to use commercially, permanently. You can keep distributing those tracks on Spotify, Apple Music, or anywhere else and collect 100% of the royalties.7Suno. Does Suno Own the Music I Make? Suno states it plainly: “You retain the rights to the songs you made while subscribed, even after the subscription is canceled.”8Suno. If I Subscribe, Do I Get Rights for the Songs I Made Before Subscribing?
Songs you generate after dropping to Basic are different. Suno owns those, and use is limited to personal, non-commercial purposes.8Suno. If I Subscribe, Do I Get Rights for the Songs I Made Before Subscribing? The plan you were on when you hit Create is what sets the rights, not the plan you’re on when you download or distribute.
Refunds
Suno’s default is that payments are final and non-refundable. That said, their team handles requests case by case, and a few situations tend to get approved:5Suno. Can I Get a Refund?
- You meant to subscribe monthly but selected the annual plan. Suno can downgrade you and refund the difference.
- You were charged but never actually used the service (zero songs on the account).
- You just subscribed a day or two ago and changed your mind. Suno says to contact support and they’ll “do our best to make it right.” After months of active use, they’ll point you to canceling and riding out the cycle instead.
- A significant outage or broken feature affected you. Suno typically offers bonus credits rather than cash, and those credits carry over.
Send billing and refund requests to billing@suno.com. General support goes to support@suno.com. Those are the only official channels.3Suno. Something Isn’t Working. How Do I Get Help?
Annual Plans Are Different
Both Pro and Premier offer annual billing at a 20% discount.6Suno. Suno Pricing If you cancel an annual plan mid-year, Suno’s terms don’t promise a prorated refund. The only guaranteed prorated refund is when Suno itself discontinues the service. Realistically, if you cancel an annual plan you’ll keep access through the end of the prepaid year with no partial refund for the unused months. You can still email billing@suno.com if the circumstances are unusual, but don’t count on getting money back for an annual plan you chose to end early.5Suno. Can I Get a Refund?