Suno

AcceptedHalocard is accepted

Halocard is accepted at Suno. Suno accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express credit and debit cards on suno.com, charged through Stripe, for Pro and Premier plans and top-up credits. Plans bought in the iPhone or Android app are billed by Apple or Google Play instead, which is also the only way to pay Suno with PayPal.

What payment methods does Suno accept?

Accepted

AcceptedHalocard
AcceptedCredit Cards
AcceptedDebit Cards
AcceptedApple Pay
AcceptedGoogle Pay
Accepted with conditionsPayPalOnly by setting PayPal as your App Store or Google Play payment method and subscribing in the Suno app.
Accepted with conditionsCash AppOffered at checkout in some regions only.
Accepted with conditionsStablecoinsOffered at checkout in some regions only.

Not accepted

Not acceptedPrepaid Cards
Not acceptedBank Transfer (ACH)
Not acceptedCryptocurrency

How does Suno appear on my statement?

SUNO INC.
SUNO INC. CAMBRIDGE USA

What merchant category (MCC) is Suno?

5734Computer software stores

What is Halocard?

A US-issued Visa credit card that works like a debit card, with a separate virtual card for each merchant you pay. Lock a card to pause a subscription, or cancel it so the merchant can no longer charge that number.

Pay Suno from its own card and stop the renewals whenever you choose.

Get Your Halocard

Halocard on a phone, with Halocard metal cards fanned behind it

How to pay for Suno with Halocard

Create a card for Suno in Halocard

In your Halocard dashboard, create a new card, name it Suno and set a limit that covers what you are about to pay.

Choose Pro or Premier on the pricing page

Sign in on suno.com and open the pricing page. Pick Monthly or Annual billing, then choose Subscribe on Pro or Premier. Annual billing costs 20% less than paying monthly.

Pay with your card

Enter the card number, expiry date and security code in the card form. Check the tax line, then confirm the subscription.

Optional: buy more credits

Go to suno.com/account and choose Buy More Credits. Top-up credits do not expire, but you need an active subscription to use them.

Official payment guidance from Suno

Accepted payment methods: https://help.suno.com/en/articles/2421185
Change your card: https://help.suno.com/en/articles/2480705
Plans and pricing: https://suno.com/pricing

Get Your Halocard for Suno

Tips for successful payments at Suno

AcceptedChange the saved card at suno.com/account with Update Payment, which opens Suno's Stripe billing page. The button only shows while you are subscribed.
AcceptedAllow for tax on top of the listed plan price, because Suno calculates taxes at checkout.
AcceptedKeep a Pro or Premier plan active before buying top-up credits, because they can only be used with an active subscription.
AcceptedEnter the billing name and address exactly as they appear on your Halocard.

Suno payment FAQ

How much does a Suno subscription cost?

The Free plan gives 50 credits a day. Pro costs $8 a month with 2,500 credits, and Premier costs $24 a month with 10,000 credits and access to Suno Studio. Both can be billed monthly or annually, and annual billing costs 20% less. Taxes are calculated at checkout.

Can I pay Suno with PayPal?

Not on suno.com. Suno's payment help says you can set PayPal as your default payment method in Google Play or the App Store, then buy the plan in the Suno app. The plan then works in the app and on the website.

How do Suno credits work?

Free accounts get 50 credits a day. Pro includes 2,500 credits a month and Premier 10,000, and plan credits do not carry over to the next day or month. Top-up credits bought at suno.com/account with Buy More Credits do not expire, but you need an active subscription to use them.

How do I cancel my Suno subscription?

For a plan bought on the website, go to suno.com/account, choose Cancel Subscription at the top of the page and confirm. You can also cancel from the Stripe page behind Update Payment. A plan bought in the iPhone or Android app is cancelled in the App Store or Google Play subscription settings.

Can I get a refund from Suno?

Suno's terms say payments are final unless Suno decides otherwise. Its refund article lists cases it would help with, such as paying for a yearly plan by mistake or a plan that was never used, and cases it would not, such as changing your mind after months of use. Contact support@suno.com.

About Suno

Suno is an AI music generation platform made by Suno Inc. of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Users describe a mood, style, instruments or lyrics and get a finished song. It sells Pro and Premier subscriptions with monthly credits, song downloads and commercial use rights, plus top-up credits, on the web and in its iOS and Android apps.

Website: suno.com
Support: help.suno.com
Billed by: Suno Inc.
Billing region: United States ($USD)
Users: 2 million subscribers, February 2026
Revenue: $200 million a year, November 2025