Suno

Suno CEO and co-founder Mikey Shulman says the AI music company hit 2M paid subscribers and $300M ARR; pitch deck: it had 1M paid subscribers in November 2025

Suno CEO and co-founder Mikey Shulman says the AI music company hit 2M paid subscribers and $300M ARR; pitch deck: it had 1M paid subscribers in November 2025

The AI startup reports rapid growth, strong retention rates and rising engagement. … On Wednesday, Suno CEO …

Documents: AI music startup Suno has spent $32M on compute power and just $2,000 on data, such as music, to train its model since January 2024

Kristin Robinson / Billboard :

Warner Music and AI music generator Suno strike a deal, settling previous litigation; Suno will launch licensed AI models and will acquire WMG's Songkick

Warner Music Group and AI music generator Suno have struck what they call a “first-of-its-kind partnership”.

AI music platform Suno raised $250M led by Menlo Ventures at a $2.45B valuation, up from ~$500M in 2024, and says its annual revenue has reached $200M

Katherine Sayre / Wall Street Journal :

Source: Suno hit ~$150M in ARR from subscriptions to its app, up nearly 4x YoY; it has $10 and $30 per month subscription tiers, implying 5M+ subscribers

You can count the number of breakout consumer AI applications on the fingers of one hand.  There's OpenAI's ChatGPT and...that's about it, at least so far.

Sources: Suno is in talks to raise $100M+ at a $2B+ valuation, quadrupling its previous valuation; it raised $125M in 2024 and is generating $100M+ in ARR

Bloomberg :

Sources: Universal Music and Warner Music are nearing landmark AI licensing deals with companies including Google, ElevenLabs, Stability AI, Suno, and Udio

Universal and Warner seek payment structure similar to streaming as more disruption looms  —  Universal Music and Warner Music …

The RIAA amends its lawsuit against Suno, now accusing it of unlawfully “stream ripping” songs on YouTube and violating the DMCA

The updated complaint alleges that Suno knowingly circumvented YouTube's protections against unauthorized copying.

Sources: UMG, Warner Music, and Sony Music are in talks to license their work to AI music startups Udio and Suno and settle copyright infringement lawsuits

Lucas Shaw / Bloomberg :