Credits, Pro and commercial use

For anyone deciding whether to upgrade — and for anyone about to release a track.4 min read

Two things are worth understanding before you spend anything: what actually consumes credits, and when a track becomes yours to release. The second one is the part people discover too late.

01

What the free account gets you

The free tier here is deliberately not a demo. Three things it does not do, which most tools in this category do:

  • No watermark on generated songs.
  • No shortened length — you hear the full arrangement, not a two-minute excerpt.
  • No weaker model. Free generations use the same models paid members use.

What it does not include is commercial use. That is the line a membership crosses, and it is the same line every serious tool in this category draws.

02

What spends credits

ActionCost
Regenerate Artwork3 credits — free for Pro members
Lyric video, 720p10 credits, about a minute
Lyric video, 1080p15 credits, about two minutes
Generating a songVaries by model and length — the editor shows the cost before you commit

03

The commercial rights rule that catches people out

The licence attaches at the moment a song is generated, based on your account status at that moment. This has one consequence that is easy to miss and expensive to discover late.

  • Songs generated while your Pro membership is active are yours to use commercially — and they stay that way after the membership ends.
  • Songs generated on a free account are personal use only, permanently. Subscribing afterwards does not retroactively license them.

The full terms are the authority on all of this, and they change. Read them before you plan a release rather than after.

Common questions

Do unused credits carry over?

Check your account page for the current behaviour of your plan — this is the kind of detail that changes, and the balance shown in the app is the authority rather than this page.

If I cancel Pro, do I lose the songs I made?

No. The songs stay in your Library, and the commercial licence on tracks you generated while the membership was active stays with them. What stops is your ability to generate new commercially-licensed tracks.

Is a free song really usable, if I am not selling it?

For personal listening, learning and non-commercial sharing, yes — and without a watermark. What you cannot do is monetise it, use it in advertising or commercial delivery, or resell it. The FAQ sets out the boundary in detail.

Check what your plan covers

Membership terms and current pricing live on the plan page — and they are the authority, not this guide.

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