Originally Posted by John Lawrence Schick
“Suno offers music for commercial projects. If you make music with the Basic (free) plan, Suno is the owner of the songs, but you can use them for non-commercial purposes. If you make songs while subscribed to the Pro or Premier plan, you own the songs and have a commercial use license to monetize them”

How can they give you a commercial use license for stolen goods? That takes some gall, being concerned with protecting their stolen merchandise. So, they’re now a music library. It would be an interesting lawsuit having Suno sue a user for unauthorized use.

John

And for a fee, you can steal all you want.

Ain't that America