Boomy was one of the first AI music tools with distribution built in. You pick a style, it makes a track, and, on a paid plan, you can send it to streaming services without signing up with a separate distributor.
Plans
- Free: 25 saves, no downloads.
- $9.99 a month (shown as a discount off $14.99): 500 saves, 25 WAV downloads a month, permission to distribute to streaming services.
- $29.99 a month (shown as a discount off $39.99): unlimited saves, 250 WAV downloads.
Boomy doesn't publish song length, revenue share or ownership terms on its pricing page, so read its terms before you release.
How Suno differs
Suno is the opposite trade: more input, more control. You write the lyrics, the Styles (genre, tempo, vocal, drums, bass, arrangement, ending) and the Exclude list, and v6 follows them. Paid plans start at $8 a month billed yearly, with 20 downloads a month and commercial use for songs downloaded within that allowance. Suno doesn't distribute for you. You use a distributor that accepts AI-assisted music and declare it as AI-assisted.
Who should pick which
- Boomy: quick instrumental-style tracks, the simplest route to a streaming release, no prompt writing.
- Suno: songs with your words and a voice, built to a brief. If writing the brief is the part that puts you off, our genre prompts give you a working Styles field for 90 genres to start from.