Quick answer: Cancel Suno where you paid. On the website, go to your profile or Settings → Subscription/Billing → Manage → Cancel. On iPhone, go to Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions → Suno → Cancel Subscription. On Android, open Google Play → profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Suno → Cancel. Your plan usually stays active until the end of the billing period. Songs you made while subscribed keep their commercial rights, but download any files you need first.
Deleting the app does not cancel your subscription. Follow the steps below for the method you used to pay.
Which method should you use?
| You paid through… | Cancel in… |
|---|---|
| suno.com with a card or PayPal | Suno website account settings |
| The iPhone or iPad app | Apple ID subscriptions |
| The Android app | Google Play subscriptions |
Not sure? Check your email for the receipt. It will come from Suno, Apple or Google.
How to cancel Suno on the website
- Go to suno.com and sign in.
- Open your profile menu and choose Settings or Subscription.
- Find Billing or Manage subscription.
- Click Cancel subscription (or switch your plan to Free).
- Follow the confirmation steps.
- Check your email for a cancellation confirmation.
Menu names can change slightly. If you can’t find the option, search Suno’s official help centre for “cancel subscription”.
How to cancel Suno on iPhone or iPad
- Open the Settings app.
- Tap your name at the top.
- Tap Subscriptions.
- Select Suno.
- Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm.
Apple’s official instructions are on Apple Support.
How to cancel Suno on Android
- Open the Google Play Store app.
- Tap your profile picture.
- Tap Payments & subscriptions, then Subscriptions.
- Select Suno.
- Tap Cancel subscription and follow the steps.
Google’s official steps are on Google Play Help.
What happens after you cancel?
| Item | What happens |
|---|---|
| Plan access | Usually continues until the end of the paid period |
| Monthly credits | Stop renewing; you return to free daily credits |
| Top-up credits | Don’t expire, but need an active subscription to use |
| Your songs | Stay in your Library |
| Commercial rights | Kept for songs made while subscribed |
| Downloads | No longer available on the free plan |
| Studio | Access ends with Premier |
Do this before you cancel
- Download your final songs — the free plan doesn’t include downloads. See how to download Suno songs.
- Export stems from Studio if you’re on Premier.
- Use remaining credits on songs you want to finish.
- Save song links and dates as proof of creation for rights.
- Note your renewal date, so you cancel in time.
Can you get a refund?
Refunds depend on Suno’s current policy and where you paid. Website purchases follow Suno’s terms; app purchases follow Apple’s or Google’s refund rules. Many subscriptions don’t refund partial months, but you can request one if you were charged by mistake. For app purchases, use Apple’s “Report a Problem” or Google Play’s refund request. For website purchases, contact Suno support. Check Suno’s official terms for details.
Downgrade instead of cancelling
If Premier is more than you need, consider switching to Pro instead of cancelling. You keep downloads and commercial rights at a lower price. If you only use Suno occasionally, a monthly Pro plan you start and stop when you have projects can be cheaper than a yearly plan. Compare options in our Suno pricing guide.
Pausing your plan
Suno may not offer a formal “pause” option. The simple alternative is to cancel, keep using the free plan and subscribe again when you need downloads or commercial rights. Your Library stays in your account in the meantime.
Common cancellation problems
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Can’t find Suno in Apple subscriptions | You may have paid on the website or with another Apple ID |
| No cancel button on the website | You probably paid through Apple or Google |
| Still charged after cancelling | Check the renewal date and other accounts; contact support with receipts |
| Two subscriptions | You may have subscribed on web and app; cancel both |
| Lost account access | Recover your account first, then cancel |
More help in Suno not working.
Deleting your Suno account
Cancelling isn’t the same as deleting your account. If you want your data removed, cancel any subscription first, then follow Suno’s official account deletion steps in its help centre. Deleting is permanent and removes your songs, so download anything you want to keep.
A real-world example
A student subscribed to Pro on her iPhone for a school project. Months later she tried to cancel on the website and couldn’t find the button. The reason: she had paid through Apple. She opened iPhone Settings, tapped her name, then Subscriptions, and cancelled Suno in less than a minute. Before her plan ended, she downloaded her songs, so she still had them for her portfolio.
Thinking about leaving Suno?
If you’re cancelling because of price, features or limits, check whether another plan fits better, or compare other tools in our Suno alternatives guide. Many people leave and return later for specific projects, and the free plan keeps your account active in between.
Whatever you decide, keep copies of your best songs and a short record of when you made them. That way your music stays safe, whichever tool you use next.
Set a reminder before renewal
Yearly plans renew automatically. Add a reminder to your calendar a week before your renewal date, so you can decide calmly whether to keep, change or cancel your plan. This simple step avoids surprise charges.
Cancelling a yearly plan
If you pay yearly, cancelling usually stops the next renewal rather than ending your plan immediately. You keep Pro or Premier features until the year is over, so there’s no rush to use everything at once. Because yearly plans are cheaper per month, many people cancel the auto-renewal straight after subscribing, then decide near the end of the year whether to renew. This gives you full control without losing any of the time you paid for.
Cancelling for a business or team
If your Suno account is used for a business, make sure the person who manages billing does the cancellation. Before cancelling, download all songs used in client work or published content, and store them with their Suno links, creation dates and plan receipts in a shared folder. That record proves the songs were created on a paid plan, which matters if a client, platform or distributor ever asks about rights. Read more in Suno commercial use.
Switching from monthly to yearly
If you plan to keep using Suno for a long time, switching to yearly billing can save money. On the website, you can usually change billing in the same subscription settings. On the app stores, you may need to cancel the monthly plan and choose a yearly plan instead. Check the dates carefully, so you don’t pay twice for the same period.
FAQ
Does deleting the Suno app cancel my subscription?
No. You must cancel in your account, Apple ID or Google Play.
Will I lose my songs if I cancel?
No, they stay in your Library. Downloads end when you return to Free.
Can I still use songs commercially after cancelling?
Yes, songs made while subscribed keep their rights.
When does my plan end after cancelling?
Usually at the end of the current billing period.
SunoMusicAI Guide is an independent website and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Suno, Inc. Features, prices and policies change often, so always check Suno’s official website for the latest details.
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