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Suno AI subscribers on Pro and Premier plans report that Terms of Service changes effective in early September 2026 restricted downloads, commercial use, and access to music they generated under prior terms. Users report library items being placed behind a paywall, new download limits, non-rolling tokens, and changed credit costs.
Some users also report being re-enrolled in paid plans after the company issued free-month offers for earlier billing errors, charges continuing through Apple billing after cancellation attempts, unanswered support emails, and refused refunds.
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