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Suno CEO: AI Music Growth Beyond 2m Subscribers
Suno CEO Mikey Shulman says AI music platform now far exceeds 2m paid subscribers and $300m revenue with no firm rules yet.
In brief
Suno CEO Mikey Shulman says AI music platform now far exceeds 2m paid subscribers and $300m revenue with no firm rules yet. Suno's AI music platform has surpassed 2 million paid subscribers and $300 million in revenue, with CEO Mikey Shulman arguing the lack of established rules for AI music is beneficial. Originally…
Suno's growth
Suno now has far beyond 2 million paid subscribers and $300 million in revenue.
“We are far beyond that by now”
Suno's financials
Suno reported $200 million annual revenue in November 2025, now exceeding $300 million.
Suno's funding
Suno raised over $400 million in June 2026 Series D round led by Bond Capital.
Suno's partnerships
Suno settled Warner Music Group's copyright lawsuit in November 2025 and signed BMG in August 2026.
Suno's v6 models
Suno launched v6 models on September 9, 2026 with partners Warner Music, BMG, and Believe.
Suno's lawsuit
Universal Music Group and Sony Music sued Suno for copying 60,202 recordings without license.
AI music freedom
Suno CEO says AI music has no firm rules of the road yet, which is good for innovation.
“It’s actually good that we don’t have firm rules of the road just yet”
The bottom line
Suno's AI music platform has surpassed 2 million paid subscribers and $300 million in revenue, with CEO Mikey Shulman arguing the lack of established rules for AI music is beneficial.
