Loudly Pricing 2026

Loudly offers a free plan with 25 songs/month (30-second limit), Personal at $5.99/month annually ($14.99 monthly) with 900 tracks and 7-minute length, and Pro at $14.99/month annually ($39.99 monthly) with 3,000 tracks and 30-minute length. Enterprise pricing is custom. Annual billing saves 60% on Personal and 63% on Pro compared to monthly billing.

Yes, Loudly has a permanently free plan with 25 AI song generations per month, but tracks are limited to 30 seconds, 1 download per day, basic MP3 quality only, and non-commercial use. The free plan provides access to 90% of features for testing, but commercial use requires upgrading to Personal ($5.99/month annual) or higher.

Yes, all Loudly music is 100% royalty-free for paid subscribers. Personal and Pro plans grant worldwide, non-exclusive commercial licenses. However, Loudly retains copyright ownership - you receive broad usage rights but cannot claim copyright yourself. Free plan users cannot use music commercially at all.

Yes, Personal and Pro plans allow YouTube monetization, but you cannot claim Content ID. Pro subscribers can register their YouTube channel with Loudly for Content ID eligibility. Free plan users cannot monetize YouTube videos with Loudly music. All distribution earnings through Loudly's service use their platform and revenue revert to Loudly if you cancel your subscription.

Pro offers 3.3x more track creations (3,000 vs 900), 4.3x longer songs (30 vs 7 minutes), 67% more downloads (500 vs 300), 4x more stem/sample packs (20 vs 5), and 4x more FX renders (80 vs 20). Most critically, Pro includes advertising campaign rights up to $100K budget and sub-licensing to clients/freelancers - Personal prohibits both.

Personal plan does NOT allow paid advertising campaigns at all. Pro plan permits advertising campaigns with up to $100K annual media budget. Campaigns exceeding $100K require Enterprise plan with custom licensing. Even with Pro, you must ensure the campaign budget restriction isn't violated or risk license breach.

Yes, dramatically. Personal drops from $14.99/month to $5.99/month annually (60% savings), and Pro drops from $39.99/month to $14.99/month (63% savings). Annual plans also include DistroPlus distribution features, while monthly plans only get DistroBasic. The annual discount is one of the highest in the AI music generator category.

Loudly Personal ($5.99/month annual) is the cheapest option. Mubert Creator costs $14/month, and Soundraw Creator costs $16.99/month. However, Soundraw offers unlimited generation even on free tier (but limits downloads), while Loudly limits free users to 25 generations. For pro features, Loudly Pro ($14.99/month annual) significantly undercuts Mubert Pro ($39/month) and AIVA Pro (€49/month).

Main hidden costs: 150-167% premium for monthly vs annual billing, distribution earnings reverting to Loudly if you cancel, advertising budget restrictions requiring Enterprise for campaigns over $100K, no track/download rollover (allocations expire monthly), and separate licensing fees required for TV/theatrical/streaming use even on Pro plan. DistroBasic on monthly plans is also inferior to DistroPlus on annual.

Yes, you can cancel anytime without penalty. However, you lose access to AI generation features immediately, and any distribution earnings from Loudly's streaming service revert back to Loudly upon cancellation. Your previously downloaded tracks remain yours to use under the license terms active during your subscription, but you cannot generate new music.

Loudly's refund policy is not explicitly disclosed in public documentation. Standard practice suggests contacting help@loudly.com within a short window (typically 7-14 days) for refund consideration on annual plans. Monthly subscriptions typically don't qualify for refunds once the billing period begins.

Choose Free if exploring AI music casually with no commercial intent. Choose Personal ($5.99/month annual) if you're a content creator needing royalty-free music for YouTube, TikTok, or podcasts without paid advertising. Choose Pro ($14.99/month annual) if you run ad campaigns, need to sub-license to clients, require 30-minute tracks, or need advanced distribution features. Choose Enterprise for teams, TV/film licensing, or campaigns exceeding $100K.

Yes, but with restrictions by tier. Personal and Pro allow use in customer projects (audio-visual, video, podcast, gaming, software apps). However, you cannot release Loudly music catalog tracks on streaming services like Spotify directly - distribution must go through Loudly's own distribution service, and earnings revert to Loudly if you cancel. For TV broadcast or Netflix-style streaming, even Pro requires separate licensing agreements.

Stem Splitter separates existing audio into individual stems (vocals, drums, bass, etc.). It's included in all paid plans but has minute-based limits: 25 minutes on Personal, 50 minutes on Pro. There's no separate cost beyond your subscription, but exceeding limits requires upgrading tiers. Free plan access to Stem Splitter is not clearly documented.

No, you cannot directly sell Loudly-generated music tracks on streaming platforms like Spotify or Apple Music as standalone audio products. Loudly retains copyright ownership. You can only distribute through Loudly's own distribution service (where revenue is shared and reverts to them upon cancellation) or integrate the music into customer projects (videos, podcasts, games, etc.) which you then sell or monetize.

Loudly does not send renewal reminders and has a strict no-refund policy. Users report being charged upon auto-renewal (sometimes at double the original price) with refund requests being denied even immediately after the charge. One user stated: "I contacted them immediately to explain I hadn't received a renewal reminder and didn't want to continue. Their response? A copy-paste reply saying refunds aren't possible 'under these circumstances'."

Multiple users report being unable to withdraw royalties from the platform, with support being unresponsive to withdrawal requests. One user stated: "They don't allow to withdraw royalties.. took so long to update.. there subscription does not even work.. support won't reply to such emails."

While the free plan exists and one user noted it has "a lot of sounds and modifications," other users report severe upload limitations. One subscriber complained they "could not upload more than 2 songs in my one month" even on a paid subscription, suggesting the free tier has even stricter limits.

Yes, multiple users report receiving copyright flags on videos using Loudly-generated music. One user explained: "the beats are extremely repetitive, so much that it keeps producing that they have already copyrighted and then flag videos I used with it with short portions of the songs I generated...I keep having to increase my workload by fixing and reuploading videos that they flag." When disputed, Loudly rejected the claim despite the user having a paid subscription.

According to user reports, music created on the Loudly platform may no longer be yours to use if you cancel. One user noted: "as I put in the cancel information that it warned me that any music I created on their platform would no longer be mine and I could not use elsewhere."