Suno download limits: how to see how many are left
Since September 3, 2026 Suno caps downloads: Pro — 20/month, Premier — 60, Free — 7 total. The catch is that Suno shows no remaining counter — you can't see how much you've spent. Below: how it works and a free in-browser counter that shows what's left right on suno.com.
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The new Suno download limits (from Sep 3, 2026)
| Plan | Download limit |
|---|---|
| Free | 7 total (lifetime) |
| Pro | 20 per month |
| Premier | 60 per month |
| Studio | unlimited |
Details that make counting tricky: the limit resets on your billing date (not the 1st of the month); one song in any format = one download (MP3 and WAV of the same track is 1, not 2); re-downloading a song you already saved is free. Unused downloads do not roll over to the next month.
Why the remaining count is hard to track
We checked the primary sources — Suno's official blog and help say nothing about a counter. There is no "N downloads left" screen in the interface. In practice that means tracking it manually: keeping a list of what you saved this period. Easy to miscount — especially since MP3+WAV of one song and re-downloads should not count twice.
The fix: a free in-browser counter
We built a small in-browser counter that shows what's left right on the Suno page. It does not "connect to Suno" (there is no such API) — it notices the moment a file is downloaded in your browser and counts unique tracks. It follows Suno's own rules: MP3 and WAV of one song count as 1, re-downloads are free, and playback does not count. Data stays only in your browser and is never sent anywhere.
How to install and set it up
1. Install Tampermonkey for Chrome — the userscript extension, once. 2. Click the install button below — Tampermonkey will offer to install, confirm. 3. Open suno.com — a "Suno · 0/20" badge appears bottom-right. Click it and set your plan and billing day (the date your limit renews). You can drag the badge anywhere.
How it counts correctly
The counter keys on the track ID Suno returns on export, not on the one-off file link. So if you grab the MP3 then the WAV of the same song, it shows "already counted" and does not add a second time. A new song is +1. On your billing date it resets. If anything goes off, there are manual "−1 / +1" buttons.