Most AI music pricing pages make you do the maths yourself between credits, plans and per-song cost. Here is that maths done, in rupees, so you know exactly what a song costs before you generate it.
What a single song costs, in credits
Every song is a flat credit cost regardless of which plan you are on — the plan determines how many credits you have, not what a song costs.
- Zori5 Turbo (fast, free-tier model) — 10 credits per song.
- Zori5 XL (higher-fidelity model, Pro+) — 15 credits per song.
- Auto-Fix pronunciation — 20 credits, Pro and Creator.
- Long Forms (verified long-form songs, up to ~9 minutes) — flat 30 credits, Pro and Creator.
- Jam (AI band arranged under your own vocal) — 10 credits.
The free tier: genuinely free
You get 25 credits on signup and 20 more free every day after that, no card required. That is roughly two Zori5 Turbo songs a day, indefinitely, at zero rupees. The trade-off is that free output is for personal use — no commercial licence — and you do not get the XL model, songs past 3 minutes, or Long Forms.
Pro — ₹599/month, 300 credits
Pro works out to roughly ₹2 per credit. At 300 credits a month, that is about 30 songs on Zori5 Turbo, or about 20 on Zori5 XL, or a mix of both plus some editing actions like Auto-Fix. Pro adds the XL model, songs up to 4 minutes, Long Forms, and a commercial licence for monetised use.
Creator — ₹2,999/month, 1,100 credits
Creator brings the per-credit cost down further, to roughly ₹2.73 per credit but at more than triple the volume — 1,100 credits a month, which is around 110 Zori5 Turbo songs or 73 on Zori5 XL. It carries the same commercial licence as Pro, aimed at people generating in higher volume regularly rather than occasionally.
Top-ups, if you just need a bit more
If you are on the free tier or Pro and occasionally need extra credits without committing to a bigger monthly subscription, credit top-ups are available on their own — useful for a one-off project, like generating a full Long Forms wedding song, without changing your plan.