Can I use Soundverse commercially in a game?

A paid plan is the shipping path. Free-plan output is not cleared for commercial use. The terms say the free trial or free plan is non-commercial only and you may not monetise its output. Creator gives royalty-free use of output as part of your content (videos, podcasts, streams, ads, client videos, websites, events as background music), as long as the music isn't the final standalone product.

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Soundverse pricing, commercial use, and license

Can you ship a game made with Soundverse? A paid plan is the shipping path. Free-plan output is not cleared for commercial use. The terms say the free trial or free plan is non-commercial only and you may not monetise its output.

Soundverse is an AI music studio (song, instrumental, singing, sound effects, stems, voice swap and an agent called Agent One) that runs on tokens. Free starts with 1,000 one-time trial tokens (about 3 full songs), MP3 only and a Personal, non-commercial license. Creator, Pro and Max add 4,000, 10,000 or 25,000 monthly tokens, WAV and stem downloads, and a license ladder: Royalty Free on Creator, Sample on Pro, Distribution on Max. Check the pricing page for current dollar prices. For games the license is the thing to read: the terms say ownership of the master recording stays with Soundverse unless you buy master rights separately. Creator's royalty-free use covers music as part of your content, as long as the music itself isn't the standalone product. Neither the terms nor the licensing FAQ names video games specifically, so a Full Ownership custom license or written confirmation is the safe route for a shipped soundtrack. Purely AI tracks can't go to Spotify or Apple Music as standalone music. Terms last updated July 6, 2026.

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Can I ship it?

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A paid plan is the shipping path. Free-plan output is not cleared for commercial use.

Unless you buy master rights under a separate written agreement and fee, ownership of the master recording of output stays with Soundverse. You get the usage rights of your plan or custom license.
A Full Ownership custom license lets you reproduce, perform and redistribute the licensed output, including when the music itself is the final product.
You can't distribute purely AI-generated output to Spotify, Apple Music or Amazon Music as standalone music; a final composition needs genuine human contribution.
The licensing FAQ's Creator list names video and streaming platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo and Twitch.
Player-facing art, sound, narrative, or localization made with this tool is the kind of shipped content Steam's Content Survey asks about (Pre-Generated). This is Valve's rule, not a statement from the vendor.

Quick answers

Can I use Soundverse commercially in a game?: The terms say the free trial or free plan is non-commercial only and you may not monetise its output. Creator gives royalty-free use of output as part of your content (videos, podcasts, streams, ads, client videos, websites, events as background music), as long as the music isn't the final standalone product.
How much does Soundverse cost?: Free starts with 1,000 one-time trial tokens (about 3 full songs). Creator, Pro and Max add 4,000, 10,000 or 25,000 monthly tokens, the latest models and WAV and stem downloads. Every account starts with 1,000 one-time trial tokens, about 3 full songs, MP3 downloads and a Personal license.
Who owns what Soundverse generates?: Unless you buy master rights under a separate written agreement and fee, ownership of the master recording of output stays with Soundverse. You get the usage rights of your plan or custom license.
What can I export from Soundverse for a game engine?: Free downloads are MP3. Paid plans add WAV and stem downloads, standard audio files that game engines import.

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Token plans

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Free starts with 1,000 one-time trial tokens (about 3 full songs). Creator, Pro and Max add 4,000, 10,000 or 25,000 monthly tokens, the latest models and WAV and stem downloads.

Creator, Pro & Max Monthly tokens (4,000, 10,000 or 25,000), the latest models, WAV and stem downloads

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Free trial tokens

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Every account starts with 1,000 one-time trial tokens, about 3 full songs, MP3 downloads and a Personal license.

Every account starts with 1,000 one-time trial tokens, enough for about 3 full songs, with MP3 downloads under a Personal license.

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Free plan is non-commercial

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The terms say the free trial or free plan is non-commercial only and you may not monetise its output.

Free Trial / Free Plan. Non-commercial use only. You may not monetise Output generated on a free plan.

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Creator: royalty-free use inside your content

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Creator gives royalty-free use of output as part of your content (videos, podcasts, streams, ads, client videos, websites, events as background music), as long as the music isn't the final standalone product.

Creator Plan. Royalty-free usage of Output as part of your content (for example videos, podcasts, streams, advertisements, client videos, websites, and events as background music), provided the music itself does not become the final standalone product.

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Soundverse owns the master recording

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Unless you buy master rights under a separate written agreement and fee, ownership of the master recording of output stays with Soundverse. You get the usage rights of your plan or custom license.

ownership of the master recording of Output generated through the Services sits with Soundverse.

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Full Ownership is a paid add-on

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A Full Ownership custom license lets you reproduce, perform and redistribute the licensed output, including when the music itself is the final product.

A Full Ownership License grants you the right to reproduce, perform, and redistribute the licensed Output, including where the music itself is the final product.

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No purely AI tracks on streaming services

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You can't distribute purely AI-generated output to Spotify, Apple Music or Amazon Music as standalone music; a final composition needs genuine human contribution.

You may not distribute purely AI-generated Output to music streaming services (such as Spotify, Apple Music, or Amazon Music) as standalone music.

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Creator license platform list

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The licensing FAQ's Creator list names video and streaming platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo and Twitch.

In Creator Subscription Tier, usage will be Royalty Free. You can use the audio generated by Soundverse on platforms such as: YouTube Vimeo

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MP3 free; WAV and stems on paid plans

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Free downloads are MP3. Paid plans add WAV and stem downloads, standard audio files that game engines import.

or upgrade for a monthly token allowance, the latest models, WAV and stem downloads, licensing by tier and priority renders.

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Steam AI disclosure

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Player-facing art, sound, narrative, or localization made with this tool is the kind of shipped content Steam's Content Survey asks about (Pre-Generated). This is Valve's rule, not a statement from the vendor.

Pre-Generated: Any kind of content that ships with your game and is consumed by players that is created with the help of AI tools during development.

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Alternatives

AIVA — AI music generator with a copyright split by plan: AIVA owns free and Standard compositions; Pro is the plan where the page says copyright is owned by you.
Loudly — Loudly is an AI music generator from Berlin. Paid plans (Personal $8/month, Pro $24/month, billed annually) carry a commercial license, and the license agreement names gaming among the covered media. Loudly keeps the copyright and licenses the music to you, games must be released while you are subscribed to be monetized in perpetuity, and large video game publishers need a custom license.
Mubert — Mubert's pricing page labels Creator as non-commercial and Pro as commercial usage. Its FAQ sends music in apps or games to the top plan (Business in one version of the page, Ultra in another; Mubert served both on 2026-10-21). A disclaimer also restricts selling and streaming tracks.
SFX Engine — SFX Engine is an AI sound effect generator with a game-developer use case: describe a sound (UI click, coin pickup, spell, footsteps) and pick from up to four takes. Plans are Starter $10/month (500 credits), Creator $25 and Pro $90 (20% off yearly); a sound effect costs 3 credits. Every paid plan includes royalty-free commercial use, and the terms name games. New accounts get 15 trial credits, but downloading and commercial use need a paid plan. The terms grant a revocable license rather than ownership, and ban reselling sounds as standalone files.
Soundful — Soundful is an AI music generator for royalty-free tracks and loops. The free plan carries a Personal License and one MP3 download a month; its FAQ says commercial use needs an active premium plan. Its license page says you keep ownership of your songs.
SOUNDRAW — Royalty-free AI music with commercial use listed on the paid creator and artist plans, including distribution to Spotify and Apple Music.
Suno — Music generator. The free plan has no commercial rights. Pro and Premier list commercial use rights, and the terms limit commercial exploitation to a permitted download.
Udio — AI music generator. Plans run Free, Standard $10/month and Pro $30/month, but Udio's terms (revised Nov 12, 2025) limit Output to personal, non-commercial use, bar downloading it, and say Udio owns the Output. On the verified text, Udio music is not cleared to ship in a game.

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