Cancellation Suno: Easy Method

What is Suno

Overview

Suno is a subscription-based AI audio and music generation service that lets users create voice and music content from text and prompts.

It is available via web subscriptions and mobile in-app purchases (App Store / Google Play) with different plans and credit bundles.

Key capabilities

Suno provides models for music and voice generation, offering free-tier credits and paid plans with higher monthly credits and commercial rights.

Users interact via a web account or mobile apps; billing and cancellation routes differ depending on where the subscription was purchased.

How to cancel Suno

Cancel if you bought via App Store (iOS)

• Open the App Store on your iPhone/iPad, tap your profile, then Subscriptions, and cancel the Suno subscription there.
• You cannot cancel App Store subscriptions from within the Suno mobile app itself.
• See the official note: How do I cancel my subscription.

Cancel if you bought via Google Play

• Open the Google Play Store app, tap your profile, go to Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions, find Suno, and cancel there.
• Store purchases must be handled through the respective store; Suno cannot cancel store-managed subscriptions directly.

Cancel if you bought on the web (suno.com)

• Sign in at suno.com/account and use the account interface to cancel your web subscription.
• Suno can modify or cancel web purchases but cannot modify store-based subscriptions.
• If you cannot cancel via the account interface, you may contact billing by emailing billing@suno.com (include account email and order details).

Automatic renewals and timing

Suno's terms require cancelling recurring subscriptions at least 7 days before the renewal date to avoid the next charge.

When in doubt, cancel earlier and keep receipts and screenshots showing cancellation confirmation.

What happens when you cancel

Access after cancellation

If you cancel a web or store subscription, you generally retain access until the current paid period ends.

After the paid period ends, your account typically reverts to the free/basic tier and paid credits expire per Suno's usage rules.

Automatic renewals and final charges

If you cancel before the renewal cutoff, the subscription will not renew and no further automatic charges should occur.

If a charge posts despite cancellation, collect evidence (receipts, screenshots) and pursue support, chargeback, or consumer remedies as needed.

Data and content

Your generated content and account data usually remain accessible under your Suno account subject to the service's terms; consider exporting anything you need before access changes.

If access is blocked unexpectedly, document the issue and contact Suno support or escalate via consumer channels if unresponsive.

Will I get a refund?

Suno's general refund stance

Suno's stated policy is that payments are generally final and non-refundable unless decided otherwise on a case-by-case basis.

Refer to Suno's refund guidance for details: Suno refund policy.

Common exceptions where refunds may be considered

• Accidental purchase of a yearly instead of monthly plan (unused subscription period).
• Product malfunction or failure to deliver paid services (e.g., inability to access paid features).
• Service discontinuation - Suno may offer a prorated refund for remaining prepaid months.

What to do if you believe a refund is due

Gather receipts, timestamps, screenshots of problems, and your account email, then contact Suno support explaining the issue and requesting a refund.

If Suno does not respond and you paid via a bank card, you may also contact your bank for a chargeback or escalate through consumer protection channels.

Suno plans and pricing

How prices are presented

Below table lists iOS in-app prices (INR) and approximate web plan conversions (INR approximations from USD).

Web USD-to-INR conversions are approximate and may exclude taxes or regional fees.

Your consumer rights in India

Cooling-off period

Under Indian consumer law, online purchases have a statutory 7-day "cooling-off" period during which you may cancel and seek a refund.

This statutory right can override a provider's stated "payments final" policy unless the provider validly excludes it under law.

When service is not provided

If Suno charges you but does not provide access to paid features, that may be a deficiency of service under the Consumer Protection Act.

You may lodge complaints with the National Consumer Helpline or file before the District Consumer Commission for remediation.

Chargebacks and escalation

If support is unresponsive, contact your bank or card issuer to request a chargeback, and preserve all supporting evidence.

Keep records of attempts to contact Suno, receipts, and screenshots to strengthen any dispute or complaint.

Customer experiences

Positive reports

Some users praise Suno for creative and emotional results, saying it helped translate musical ideas into finished pieces.

Positive reviews note it can produce release-ready, copyright-safe songs using later models.

See example reviews: Trustpilot - positive reviews.

Negative reports

Many users report billing issues such as being charged without access to paid features and difficulties cancelling subscriptions.

Customer support responsiveness is frequently criticized; some users say they received no reply after weeks.

Trustpilot documents a mix of these experiences: Trustpilot - complaints.

Documentation checklist

What to collect before contacting support

• Order receipt or in-app purchase receipt (from App Store / Google Play or email).
• Account email and username used with Suno.
• Dates and times of charges and screenshots showing the charge and lack of access.
• Screenshots of cancellation attempts and any error messages.

Where to send documentation

• If web purchase: use your account page at suno.com/account to cancel and attach evidence.
• If you must contact billing, email billing@suno.com with all documentation and clear refund/cancellation request.
• For store purchases, retain your App Store/Google Play receipt for disputes with the store or bank.

Common mistakes

Attempting to cancel in the wrong place

A frequent error is trying to cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription from Suno's web interface or app; store subscriptions must be cancelled through the store.

This mismatch often leads users to believe cancellation failed when it was never submitted to the store.

Missing documentation

Another common issue is contacting support without receipts or screenshots, which delays resolution and weakens refund/chargeback claims.

Always download and save the purchase receipt from the store or email confirmation immediately after purchase.

Comparative recap

Quick comparison overview

The table below compares common Suno options by price, best use, and cancellation method to help decide which route you used and how to cancel.

Use the cancellation column to choose the correct path quickly.

After cancelling

Check and keep records

After cancellation, save confirmation screenshots and check your bank/card statement to ensure no further charges occur.

If a renewal charge appears, use your saved evidence to contact Suno or your bank for a reversal.

Helpful official links

• How to cancel (official): support.suno.co.in - cancellation
• Web account management and subscriptions: help.suno.com - account/subscription
• Refund and billing policy: help.suno.com - refunds

Address

Company address

17 Dunster Street, Floor 4, Cambridge, MA 02138, United States

Contact note

For billing-specific requests, email billing@suno.com and include your account email, receipts, and a clear description of the issue.