Plans & pricing
AI music generator pricing comes down to two questions, and the second one costs people more: how many tracks you can make, and what you are allowed to do with them. The AI music generator free plan is where the difference shows — some tools watermark downloads, some lock downloads entirely, and several permit personal use only, which quietly excludes monetised video and client work. The table below sets out the commercial rights by plan alongside the track limits, so both questions are answered in one place.
In short
Free
Free to start
Make your first tracks and hear what MusicGenerate can do.
Get Started- Generate songs and instrumentals
- Any genre and mood
- Preview and download to try it out
- Great for personal projects
RightsPersonal use — upgrade for commercial rights.
Creator
Pricing in the app
For creators publishing to YouTube, podcasts, streams, and social.
Generate Music for Free- Everything in Free
- Royalty-free downloads, no watermarks
- Commercial use across your content
- Stems and multitrack export
- Higher generation limits
RightsRoyalty-free commercial use across your own content.
Studio
Pricing in the app
For teams, agencies, and high-volume production.
Get Started- Everything in Creator
- Highest generation limits
- Priority generation
- Full stems and ownership
- Built for client and team work
RightsFull commercial rights for client and team projects.
Live pricing is shown in the app when you start — so the numbers you see are always current.
Plan-by-plan commercial rights, refunds, invoicing and what happens to tracks you made on a plan you later leave are all answered in the help centre. Read the licensing answers.
Pricing & licensing FAQ
Is MusicGenerate free?
Yes — you can start free and generate music right away. Paid plans add higher limits, watermark-free royalty-free downloads, stems, and commercial rights. Current pricing is shown in the app when you start.
Is the music royalty-free?
Yes. Music you generate is royalty-free, so you owe no ongoing royalties for using it. Commercial-use rights depend on your plan — paid plans grant commercial use across your content.
Can I sell or monetize music I make?
On a commercial plan, yes — you can monetize videos, take paid client work, and use tracks in products. Confirm your plan's rights in the app before publishing monetized work.
Do I own the music I generate?
The tracks you generate are yours to keep and use under the rights your plan grants, and you download them without watermarks. Copyright treatment of AI-assisted work varies by country, so check your local copyright office for formal registration.
Can I use the music on YouTube without copyright strikes?
Yes — your tracks are original and royalty-free, so they are safe to use in monetized videos under your plan's commercial terms, instead of risking strikes from copyrighted music.
Do I need a credit card to start?
You can start free. Pricing and any payment details are shown in the app when you choose a paid plan.
What people ask before paying
The questions that actually decide it.
Output is yours to use commercially, and that does not change if you later cancel.
No. A watermarked export is not a usable deliverable, so we do not ship one.
Audio you upload to the free tools never leaves your browser.
Yes, and anything you generated before cancelling stays licensed to you.




Who it's for
Which plan fits

Trying it out
Start free and find out whether the output is good enough for your work before paying anything.

Creators publishing
You need clear commercial rights and no watermark on anything you ship.

Teams
Several people generating against the same brand, with one set of licence terms.

Developers
Programmatic access where music is part of a product rather than a deliverable.
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Before you decide
Plans & pricing
MusicGenerate lets you start free and upgrade for royalty-free, commercial-use music you download without watermarks and own. The differences between plans come down to how much you can create and the commercial rights you receive. Current pricing is shown in the app when you start.
