ElevenMusic
ElevenLabs' text-to-song app built on a licensed music model, pitching indemnified commercial use as its edge over Suno and Udio.
Updated 2026-06-27
Overview
ElevenMusic is ElevenLabs' standalone AI music app: type a prompt describing the genre, mood, and lyrics you want, and it generates a full song with vocals and instrumentation. It launched as a web platform first and arrived as a dedicated iOS app on April 1, 2026, pairing the generation engine with a streaming-and-remix layer where tracks can be played back, reworked, and shared.
The headline distinction from Suno and Udio isn't the audio — it's the licensing. ElevenLabs has publicly positioned the underlying music model as trained on licensed catalogs through deals with rights bodies including Merlin and Kobalt, and markets the output for commercial, indemnified use. That matters because both Suno and Udio are fighting copyright suits from the major labels over training data; ElevenMusic's pitch is essentially "the same capability, but you can put it in a client deliverable without legal anxiety." For agencies, brands, and content shops, that's a meaningful difference, not a marketing footnote.
It's worth being clear about what this is not: ElevenLabs' main product (already in this directory) is a voice and text-to-speech platform where music was a minor side feature. ElevenMusic is a separate consumer-facing music app competing head-on with Suno and Udio, and should be evaluated as such.
Key features
Text-to-Song
Generates complete tracks — vocals, lyrics, and instrumentation — from a text prompt describing genre, mood, and structure, in the same vein as Suno and Udio.
Licensed Music Model
Built on a model ElevenLabs says is trained via licensing deals with rights organizations including Merlin and Kobalt, and marketed for commercial, indemnified use — the core reason to pick it over rivals facing label lawsuits.
Streaming & Remix
Beyond one-shot generation, the app includes a playback and remix layer so finished tracks can be streamed, reworked, and shared rather than just exported.
Pricing
Free tier: Roughly 7 songs per day at no cost, with limited styles and storage
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | ~7 songs per day, limited styles and storage |
| Pro | $9.99/mo | ~500 tracks/mo, more styles, expanded storage |
| Pro (annual) | $95.90/yr | Same as Pro, billed yearly (~20% off) |
~7 songs per day, limited styles and storage
~500 tracks/mo, more styles, expanded storage
Same as Pro, billed yearly (~20% off)
Pros & cons
Pros
- ✓Built on a licensed model with commercial, indemnified-use positioning — a real legal edge over Suno and Udio
- ✓Pro tier at $9.99/mo undercuts or matches the competition's commercial plans
- ✓Backed by ElevenLabs, a well-funded vendor with proven audio engineering
- ✓Streaming-and-remix layer goes beyond plain generate-and-export
Cons
- ×Newer and less battle-tested than Suno or Udio, with a smaller catalog of community output
- ×Independent A/B comparisons of raw audio quality against Suno v4 are still thin
- ×Easy to confuse with ElevenLabs' separate voice/TTS product
- ×Launch-date and 'streaming platform' framing vary across sources — verify current feature set on the site
How it compares
| Tool | Best for | Pricing | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| ElevenMusic | — | Free tier + Pro $9.99/mo | 8/10 |
| Suno AI vs Suno AI → | — | Freemium | 9.2/10 |
| ElevenLabs vs ElevenLabs → | — | Free tier + Starter $5/mo + Creator $22/mo + Pro $99/mo + Scale $330/mo + Enterprise custom | 9.2/10 |
| Udio | — | Freemium | 8.8/10 |
Compare head-to-head
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