Mureka costs $8/month for Basic or $24/month for Pro, both billed annually, with a free tier for testing. Basic covers up to 400 songs or 200 minutes of speech a month; Pro raises that to 1,600 songs or 800 minutes and unlocks WAV, stems, and voice cloning. The jump between tiers is about output formats and volume, not model quality — both run Mureka's current V9 model.
The short answer
For testing, the free tier does the job, but it watermarks downloads and blocks commercial use. For anyone serious, Basic at $8/month is the plan to buy — 400 songs and clean commercial rights cover the vast majority of creators. Pro is a step up for people who need lossless WAV, stems, voice cloning, or the higher monthly quota.
Every plan
| Plan | Price | Monthly quota | What's included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Limited | Test generation, limited prompts, watermarked downloads, non-commercial only |
| Basic | $8/mo (annual, $96/yr) | 400 songs / 200 min speech | MP3 downloads, 48 topical tracks, unlimited personal albums, commercial license, priority queue |
| Pro | $24/mo (annual, $288/yr) | 1,600 songs / 800 min speech | Everything in Basic + WAV/instrumental/stem downloads, advanced editing, reference audio, voice cloning, pro TTS, high-quality output |
The prices above assume annual billing; month-to-month runs a little higher (Basic sits around $10 paid monthly). Mureka also offers enterprise and custom model training for studios that need a trained, on-brand model — priced on request.
Songs vs speech — how the quota works
Mureka's quota is shared between two things most rivals keep separate: music and speech. Basic's allotment is expressed as "up to 400 songs or 200 minutes of speech," and Pro as "1,600 songs or 800 minutes." You spend from the same pool, so a heavy voiceover month leaves fewer songs and vice versa.
That matters if you make videos or podcasts. Having narration and a soundtrack draw from one subscription is genuinely useful, but budget for it — if you'll do a lot of both, Pro's larger quota is the safer buy.
What Pro adds
The reasons to go Pro are concrete: WAV and stem downloads for mixing, reference-audio uploads to steer a generation, voice cloning, professional text-to-speech, and higher-quality output. If you take tracks into a DAW or need a consistent cloned voice, those features are worth the extra $16/month.
If you mostly generate finished MP3s and download them as-is, none of that applies and Basic is the smarter spend. Most solo creators never touch stems.
Commercial rights
Paid plans grant royalty-free commercial use, and Mureka's licensing is among the more generous in AI music — one of the platform's real selling points. Songs made on the free tier are watermarked and non-commercial, so anything you plan to monetize should be generated on Basic or Pro.
As with every AI music tool, the training-data legal landscape is still evolving across the industry. Mureka has avoided the biggest lawsuits so far, but verify the current terms on its site before you build a commercial catalog. The full Mureka review covers the licensing context in more depth.
Is it worth it?
Yes — Mureka is one of the better values in AI music. Basic at $8/month gives you the V9 model, 400 songs, and commercial rights, which is a lot of usable output for the money. It's the plan we point most people to.
Go Pro if you need WAV, stems, voice cloning, or the higher quota; stay free only while you're evaluating. Before you commit, it's worth seeing how Mureka stacks up against the category leader — read Mureka vs Suno and where it lands in our best AI music generators ranking.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Mureka cost in 2026?
There's a free test tier, Basic at $8/month billed annually ($96/yr) for up to 400 songs or 200 minutes of speech, and Pro at $24/month billed annually ($288/yr) for 1,600 songs or 800 minutes plus WAV, stems, and voice cloning.
Does Mureka include commercial rights?
Yes, on paid plans, which grant royalty-free commercial use. Mureka's terms are among the more generous in AI music. Free-tier downloads are watermarked and non-commercial.
Is Basic or Pro better value?
Basic at $8/month is the better value for most people — 400 songs and commercial rights cover heavy personal use. Pro pays off only if you need WAV and stems, voice cloning, or the 1,600-song volume.
Does the quota cover both music and speech?
Yes — the monthly allotment is shared. Basic is "up to 400 songs or 200 minutes of speech," and both draw from the same pool, so heavy voiceover use reduces your song count.
Is the Mureka free plan good enough?
Only for testing. It gives limited prompts and watermarked, non-commercial downloads, so any creator who plans to publish or monetize needs at least Basic.
Can I get WAV and stems on Mureka?
Yes, but only on the Pro plan. Pro adds WAV, instrumental, and stem downloads along with advanced editing, which is the main reason producers upgrade from Basic.