Tvoje historické výstupy nemají zmizet za novou závorou.

Tohle nestavíme jako byznys proto, abychom zbohatli.

Stavíme to proto, protože podle našeho názoru se tohle dlouhodobě platícím autorům prostě dělat nemá.

Nechceme budovat službu založenou na konfliktu se Suno. Nechceme zpoplatňovat cizí hudbu ani vytvářet paralelní katalog. Chceme dát autorovi praktický způsob, jak se dostat ke svým vlastním historickým Outputům, u kterých podle tehdejších placených podmínek získal příslušná práva.

Náš závazek je jednoduchý: pokud Suno zruší plošné zpoplatnění nebo plošné omezení přístupu ke staré knihovně a dlouhodobě platící uživatelé budou moci své vlastní historické Outputy znovu normálně stáhnout bez nově přidaného poplatku za každý dříve vytvořený titul, tento projekt ukončíme a web stáhneme.

Nejde nám o válku se Suno. Jde nám o princip. Starší knihovna, vytvořená a zaplacená za dřívějších podmínek, nemá být dodatečně proměněna v novou placenou překážkovou dráhu.

Dear Suno, yes, we read the old terms too. 🙂

We are not selling your catalog and we are not offering third-party songs for sale. Our project is designed around a narrow category: a creator’s own legacy Output, generated from that creator’s Submissions during a paid Pro/Premier subscription before the September 3, 2026 download regime took effect.

Our position starts with language Suno itself used before that change: paid-tier terms stated that Suno assigned to the user its right, title and interest in qualifying Output generated during the paid subscription period. On August 10, 2026, Suno then announced new download limits that would also apply to songs created before September 3.

We acknowledge that Suno’s current Terms prohibit obtaining a copy through a channel other than a Suno-provided download channel. We do not pretend that this language does not exist. We simply reject the idea that the earlier assignment language and the reliance interests of paying creators can be treated as if they never existed.

There is another reason we consider the distinction important: Suno’s current Terms themselves say that the restrictions in the “Permitted Commercial Use” section are contractual covenants only and are not reservations, conditions on, or carve-outs from any right, title or interest assigned to the user. The same Terms state that an assignment already made is perpetual and is not affected by exhaustion of a Download allotment, later changes to allotments or pricing, or expiry, cancellation, downgrade or suspension of the subscription.

That is why our position is not “Suno gives the creator the Output again in September.” Our position is: for qualifying legacy paid-tier Output, the relevant assignment occurred when the Output was created under the terms then in force. A later access policy may create a separate contractual dispute, but it does not make the historical assignment disappear.

Our release policy excludes third-party songs, excludes Free/Basic outputs from this legacy-rights argument, and is intended to verify that the requested Output belongs to the user and predates the new regime.

We now have three recorded practical tests across two separate Suno accounts from September 10, 2026. On the long-term paid Pro account, the legacy song Bez Tebe, already downloaded before the new regime, reduced the remaining-download count from 25 to 24. A second legacy song, FussyCraft - Pyroman, dated July 24, 2024 and with an older Pyroman.wav file visibly present on the device, repeated the result from 24 to 23. In both cases, Suno required a new Unlock & Download before treating the title as unlocked. We then tested a second, separate account shown as Free Plan. A pre-September title was presented as Unlock & Download with 7 downloads remaining; after the action Suno displayed “You've unlocked this song. You can return and download at any time.”, and another still-locked title then showed 6 downloads remaining. The first two recordings therefore document that pre-policy historical downloads were not recognized as the new system's unlock on the paid account; the third recording confirms the same unlock accounting mechanism on another account and plan. For privacy, the public copy of the third recording has only the phone number obscured; the test timeline is not cut, and we preserve the hash of the unredacted original as well as the public redacted copy. These tests do not prove the behavior of every account worldwide, but they are a repeated documented result across two accounts, not a single isolated observation.

If Suno believes this interpretation is wrong, we welcome a precise explanation of which pre-September-3 contractual provision Suno believes defeats the assignment it previously made to paid creators. We will review a serious legal explanation seriously.

We are not building this to get rich. We are building it because we believe retroactively putting a paid download barrier in front of a creator’s own historical library is wrong. If Suno removes the blanket paid restriction on legacy libraries and restores normal access for long-term paying creators to download their own historical Outputs without a newly imposed per-title barrier, we will discontinue this project and take this site down.

You wrote the assignment language. Creators relied on it. That history matters.

Lajkto Creator Access Center · independent project · no affiliation with or endorsement by Suno, Inc.