# Plans and credits — TryRap

The enabled catalog has Free access and three subscription tiers. Compare the live [pricing page](https://tryrap.com/pricing) and the final Stripe checkout before buying; checkout controls the actual charge, promotions, and tax treatment.

| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing | Credits in each monthly grant window |
| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: |
| Starter | $14.90 USD | $119.20 USD | 600 |
| Plus | $29.90 USD | $179.40 USD | 2,100 |
| Pro | $49.90 USD | $299.40 USD | 3,200 |

Free access provides three public song generations per day. Free songs have limited playback previews and seven-day retention. When offered for a retained track, a separate $1 purchase unlocks that generation's full playback; it does not buy a subscription, download entitlement, or commercial license.

Annual subscriptions are charged yearly, but subscription credits are issued one month at a time. Unused subscription credits expire with their grant window. The selected plan controls models and paid actions: Starter adds V5.5, while Plus and Pro also include V6 Pro; the dedicated Free Suno V6 experience has its own visible allowance and controls.

Paid plans support private generation, full playback, audio downloads, song extension, vocal removal, stem separation, and permanent retention for songs created with paid access. MIDI results can be downloaded by their owner without a paid download entitlement while the file remains available. Other actions still follow the artifact and account policy; a credit balance is not a general access pass.

Commercial use is available only for eligible songs generated during an active annual subscription and is recorded at generation time. Monthly billing and later upgrades do not retroactively confer it. Review the [License Agreement](https://tryrap.com/license).

Manage renewal or cancellation from [Billing](https://tryrap.com/settings/billing). Review the [Refund Policy](https://tryrap.com/refund) for duplicate charges, billing errors, service failures, and applicable legal rights; there is no general promise to refund consumed credits.