Tunee Pricing 2026: Basic, Plus, Pro, Credits & Video Costs

Tunee pricing is credit-based and currently revolves around Free, Basic, Plus and Pro. Basic is the most securely documented plan at $18 per month or $180 per year, equal to $15 per month billed annually. Current 2026 vendor evidence places Plus around $38 monthly or $32 annual-equivalent and Pro around $89 monthly or $75 annual-equivalent. The headline subscription price is only the first part of the budget: Daily Credits expire every day, Membership Credits expire after 30 days, music-video generation can consume dramatically more credits than music generation, and top-up packs are a separate non-refundable purchase.

The Tunee Toollers profile uses its Toollers profile and stores a starting price of $15 per month billed annually. That value remains aligned with the directly documented $180/year Basic plan. Check the final price and plan terms at checkout.

Tunee pricing at a glance

How Tunee billing works

Tunee combines a subscription with expiring credits. The subscription unlocks paid-plan rights and capabilities while the credit balance determines how much generation can be performed.

This is not a simple “unlimited songs” subscription. The current music-agent page can use unlimited-style wording around song generation and downloads, but actual generation uses credits and higher-cost tasks consume more.

The effective cost of Tunee therefore depends on what the user creates. A songwriter generating audio only can stretch credits much further than a creator producing long music videos with repeated scene regeneration.

Free: $0

The Free plan requires no card and is designed for exploration. Tunee's current FAQ says the company owns Free-plan music copyright and free users can use tracks for non-commercial purposes with attribution.

Free is useful for testing prompt adherence, basic song quality and the conversational workflow. It is not the correct tier for a creator intending to monetize tracks immediately.

After upgrading, paid users can unlock commercial rights to a limited number of earlier Free-plan works using their membership allowance.

Basic: $18/month or $15 annual-equivalent

Basic is the clearest current paid plan. Official Tunee support material states $18 per month or $180 per year, equivalent to $15 per month.

Basic includes 1,800 membership credits per month plus 150 daily refresh credits. Current product material also provides paid-plan commercial rights.

The distinction between the two credit pools matters. Membership credits last 30 days. Daily credits expire at the end of the day and do not accumulate indefinitely.

Basic can be enough for users focused mainly on music, but long-form video generation can consume the allowance quickly.

Plus: about $38/month or $32 annual-equivalent

Current 2026 pricing evidence places Plus around $38 per month and $384 per year, equivalent to $32 per month. The latest Toollers product record uses approximately 4,000 membership credits per month.

Tunee's pricing interface is dynamically rendered, so Plus should be rechecked at the actual checkout before purchase. The Plus and Pro figures are research estimates, subject to change at checkout.

Plus is best viewed as the tier for creators who have demonstrated that Basic's monthly credits are insufficient but still want a self-serve subscription rather than the highest public plan.

Pro: about $89/month or $75 annual-equivalent

Current 2026 snapshots place Pro around $89 per month and roughly $900 per year, equivalent to $75 per month. The current Toollers record uses approximately 9,200 membership credits.

Earlier snapshots showed $88 in some contexts, which is why live checkout remains authoritative.

Pro should be justified by actual production volume. A creator working heavily on video may still need top-ups if repeated generations consume credits faster than the headline plan estimate suggests.

Daily Credits

Daily Credits are issued automatically and expire after one day. They do not carry over.

This design rewards frequent use but penalizes subscribers who work in occasional bursts. Someone who creates only on weekends cannot bank a month of daily credits for one large project.

The Usage panel should therefore be checked regularly so that daily value is not silently lost.

Membership Credits

Membership Credits are issued monthly to paid subscribers and are valid for 30 days from issuance.

Remaining membership credits are forfeited when membership expires or a refund is completed. They do not function like permanent prepaid currency.

For annual subscribers, the subscription commitment may be yearly while membership credits still arrive and expire on monthly cycles.

Event and Top-up Credits

Event Credits are granted through promotions and normally have their own expiry period, often around 30 days.

Top-up Credits are purchased separately by paid subscribers and currently last 360 days. They are not tied to membership status, but they are non-refundable.

Top-ups are useful for occasional spikes, yet they can make the true cost of a video project much higher than the subscription headline suggests.

How credits are consumed

Text conversation is relatively cheap. Music creation consumes credits across analysis, planning, lyrics/research and final generation.

Music-video generation is more expensive because credit use can depend on keyframes, the number of attempts, iterations and final rendering.

Tunee says failed generations do not deduct credits for the failed generation itself. However, upstream steps such as storyboard or analysis work can have already consumed credits before a failure occurs.

Why video can dominate the budget

Tunee's own forum support has acknowledged that a multi-minute music video can require many short generated clips. In July 2026, users reported significant increases in Seedance-based video credit costs after an update.

This means static marketing estimates such as “approximately X videos” can become stale quickly when an underlying model's credit price changes.

Creators should build a budget from a real sample project: one song, realistic scene count, typical number of retries and final target length.

Commercial rights by plan

Free-plan music is non-commercial with attribution under the current FAQ. Paid-plan music generated during an active subscription belongs to the subscriber with perpetual commercial rights.

Tunee states that it claims no ownership and charges no additional royalties on eligible paid-plan output.

That commercial license is a strong part of paid-plan value, but copyright registrability remains subject to local law and human-authorship rules.

Refund policy: current 50% usage threshold

Tunee's current FAQ is stricter than older forum documentation. For web purchases, EU, UK and Turkiye users can generally request a refund within 14 days; other regions generally have seven days.

If purchased benefits have not been used, the current FAQ allows a full refund request. If 0%-50% has been used, the refund is prorated based on unused benefits. If more than 50% has been used, no refund is available.

This is a material change from older Tunee forum documentation that used an 80% threshold. The current FAQ controls this guide.

Top-up credit packs are non-refundable once purchased.

Cancellation and downgrades

Subscriptions auto-renew until canceled. Users can disable renewal from Profile Picture → Credits → Usage → Manage.

Paid benefits remain available until the current subscription term ends.

Direct downgrades are not currently supported. A user moving from Plus to Basic must cancel Plus renewal, wait for the billing cycle to end and then subscribe to Basic.

Which Tunee plan fits which buyer?

Free fits evaluation and non-commercial experimentation.

Basic fits music-first creators who need commercial rights and moderate monthly generation.

Plus fits creators who have proven that Basic's credits are insufficient and expect regular music/video production.

Pro fits heavier production where larger monthly credits can be economically justified.

Pricing methodology

Toollers rechecked Tunee's FAQ, official music-agent product page and vendor support/forum pricing evidence on October 3, 2026. Basic's $18 monthly / $180 annual price and 1,800 monthly credits are directly supported by Tunee material.

Plus and Pro remain less transparent in static official pages because pricing is dynamically rendered. The latest Toollers record uses $38/$32 and $89/$75 with current 2026 vendor/community corroboration. Check the live checkout before purchase, especially for Plus and Pro.

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