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Suno
Suno builds generative AI music tools that create songs and audio from text prompts.
- Founded 2022
- Headquarters Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
- CEO Mikey Shulman
Overview
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Founded
2022
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Headquarters
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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Industry
Music AI
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CEO
Mikey Shulman
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Founders
Mikey Shulman, Georg Kucsko, Martin Camacho, Keenan Freyberg
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Funding
Reported venture-backed funding
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Valuation
$5.0B
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Employees
N/A
About Suno
Suno is a generative AI music company that lets users create songs from text prompts. The company develops AI music models, creation tools, and consumer-facing products for songwriting, music generation, and creative audio experimentation.
TrueUp lists Suno as a generative AI company with the business focus “Generative AI music” and valuation $5.0B in its visible generative AI company ranking.
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Products & Business
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Products & Services
- AI song generation
- music creation tools
- text-to-music models
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Platform & Tools
Web app, music generation models, creator tools, and subscription features.
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Revenue Model
Free tier, consumer subscriptions, usage credits, and creator plans.
Key Information
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Business Type
Private generative AI music company
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Headquarters
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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Founded Date
2022
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Company CEO
Mikey Shulman
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Founders
Mikey Shulman, Georg Kucsko, Martin Camacho, Keenan Freyberg
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Brands
Suno
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Categories
AI, Music AI, Technology
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Employee Count
N/A
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Funding
Reported venture-backed funding
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Valuation
$5.0B
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Ownership
Private
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Stock Ticker
N/A
Latest Suno News
Suno CEO Says AI Will Reshape, Not Replace, Music
Suno chief executive Mikey Shulman says generative AI will create a new, interactive format for music, even as lawsuits and industry backlash raise questions about creativity, copyright, and control.
Warner Music Settles Copyright Case with AI Startup Suno
Warner Music Group has settled its copyright lawsuit with AI music startup Suno and sold Songkick to the company, paving the way for licensed AI music models.