How to Cancel Udio AI Music Subscription in 2026

Last updated: February 2026 • Difficulty: Easy • Cost: $10/mo (Standard) or $30/mo (Pro)

Cancel Your Subscription

1. Go to udio.com and log in
2. Click your profile icon
3. Go to Settings → Billing
4. Click Cancel subscription
5. Confirm — you keep access until your billing period ends

Free vs. Paid Plans

• Free: 10 songs per month, non-commercial license, standard quality
• Standard ($10/mo): 1,200 credits (~120 songs), commercial use, faster generation
• Pro ($30/mo): 4,800 credits (~480 songs), commercial use, priority queue

Udio's free tier is significantly more limited than Suno's (10 songs/month vs. Suno's 10 songs/day). If you're canceling Udio because of cost, Suno's free tier is a much better option for casual AI music generation.

Udio vs. Suno: Which to Keep

Both platforms generate impressive AI music from text prompts, but they have different strengths:

• Udio — generally better at reproducing specific genre sounds, more "polished" production quality
• Suno — better free tier (50 credits/day vs. 10 songs/month), more creative/experimental results, larger community
• Pricing — identical for paid plans ($10 and $30 tiers)

If you're paying for both, pick one. Most casual users should go with Suno for the superior free tier.

What Happens to Your Music

• Downloaded songs stay on your device permanently
• Songs in your Udio library remain accessible
• Commercial rights on songs created during your paid period are retained
• New songs revert to non-commercial free-tier licensing
• Unused credits are forfeited — they don't roll over

AI Music Alternatives

• Suno (Free tier) — 50 credits/day, 10 songs/day, best free option
• AIVA — AI composer for cinematic/classical music, free tier
• Boomy — create and distribute AI music to streaming platforms
• Soundraw ($16.99/mo) — royalty-free AI music, good for content creators
• Mubert — generative AI music for backgrounds and beats