Are Songs Made with AI Song Maker Royalty-Free?

Yes. AI Song Maker (aisongmaker.io) states that songs created on its platform are 100% royalty-free, and every plan tier — including the free tier — lists a Commercial License. That means you can use generated tracks in commercial projects without paying the platform ongoing royalties. The practical limits are not the license itself but the plan you are on: the free tier gives you 20 daily credits (about 4 songs per day) and MP3-oriented output, while paid plans add WAV/MIDI downloads, longer custom uploads, and higher generation concurrency.

What "royalty-free" and "commercial license" mean here

Two separate things are being promised, and it helps to keep them apart:

• Royalty-free means you do not owe AI Song Maker a per-use or per-stream payment when your song earns money or gets distributed.
• Commercial license means the platform grants you permission to use the output in monetized contexts — client work, ads, videos, games, and similar.

The site lists "Commercial License" as a feature on the Free, Basic, Standard, and Pro plans alike, so commercial use is not gated behind a paywall. What changes across tiers is the scope of inputs and outputs, not the license category.

What each plan actually gives you

All four tiers list Commercial License, Private Generation, and Priority email support. Yearly billing shows a 30% discount, and unused credits roll over.

The real constraints on commercial use

The license is broad, but a few platform rules still shape what you can safely ship:

• Uploading your own audio is a paid feature. The free tier caps custom uploads at 1 minute and shows an "Upgrade to upload your own song" prompt; Basic raises this to 2 minutes, Standard and Pro to 8 minutes. If your workflow depends on feeding in your own stems or vocals, budget for a paid plan.
• Content restrictions on generated lyrics. The generator warns that lyrics, titles, and styles "must not contain names of famous people or sensitive words." This is a platform filter, not a copyright rule, but it limits certain commercial concepts (e.g., celebrity parodies).
• Voice and style cloning are tiered. AISinger with Your Voice, VibeSeed with Your Song, and Custom Voice Model are capped at 3 on Basic, 30 on Standard, and unlimited on Pro. Using a cloned voice commercially raises its own consent and publicity-rights questions that the platform license does not resolve for you.
• Download format affects downstream editing. MP3 is the most portable; WAV/MIDI matter if you plan to remix, re-arrange, or master the track. Confirm your tier includes the format your project needs before committing.

How to verify the license for your own use

1. Sign in and generate a track (the free tier gives 20 credits daily, roughly 4 songs).
2. Download it and note the format offered on your plan.
3. Check the plan comparison page at aisongmaker.io/pricing to confirm "Commercial License" is listed for your tier.
4. If you need written terms for a client or distributor, look for the platform's terms of service or contact support — the marketing page states the license but does not reproduce full legal text.

Bottom line

If your question is simply "can I monetize AI Song Maker output?" — the answer is yes, on every tier, per the platform's own labeling. The decision that actually matters is which plan matches your inputs and outputs: stay free for short, MP3-based, text-to-song projects; move to Basic or higher if you need longer custom uploads, WAV/MIDI, or more concurrent generations. For high-stakes commercial releases, treat the platform's license claim as one input and confirm the full terms directly with AI Song Maker before you publish.