Make the song yours.

Song Brief, Genre Tag Bank, Suno Settings, Copy-ready Fields (title, complete lyrics, style, and exclusions), Structure Map, Vocal Direction, Alternate Styles, Pre-flight Checklist, Session Guidance, Sync Info, Alternate Hook, and Cover Prompt. Together, those twelve sections form one complete CuePack Brief: the written song and its connected creative direction.

Both. Bring your songwriting experience, a first idea, a story, a feeling, or lyrics you want to develop. CuePack provides written material and creative guidance as one connected song. You choose what to keep, rewrite, and take further.

CuePack develops the written lyrics, sound direction, and recommended settings you take into your Suno session. Suno generates the audio separately. CuePack is an independent creative service; its membership does not include a Suno subscription or credits. You can also use the writing to guide your own writing or production process. The lyrics, structure, and direction also travel into Udio or any other audio generator. The Suno settings are ready when that is your session.

CuePack’s knowledge covers a broad range of genre families, including R&B, soul, pop, rock, punk, metal, country, folk, hip-hop, electronic, orchestral, gospel, jazz, blues, Afrobeats, Amapiano, Latin, and Caribbean styles. Its direction adapts to your chosen musical world. For a regional, niche, or unlisted style, choose Custom / Regional and describe its instruments, rhythmic feel, language, and cultural context in your brief. The examples on this page are invitations, not a complete list. To request lyrics in another language, name it in the story field. For example: “Japanese lyrics, with Brief explanations in English.” Musical style and lyrics language are separate choices. You can also describe a bilingual song and which parts use each language.

Recommendations for the Suno model, creative controls, duration, and vocal settings—with explanations tied to your intended sound. CuePack provides the guidance; you apply the settings in Suno. It does not change your Suno controls automatically or guarantee that the audio will follow every instruction.

Yes. Request a new song from the same starting point, or change the mood, story, genre, or energy for a different interpretation. Each successfully completed CuePack uses one song from your allowance. Explore different ideas or several approaches to one idea.

Each CuePack can offer a different interpretation, but uniqueness is not guaranteed. Similar briefs can lead to similar language or musical directions. Changing the creative brief gives CuePack clearer reasons to take a different path.

Song Writer is $29.95 for 10,000 credits a month, Song Writer II is $59.95 for 24,000, and Song Writer III Studio is $109.95 for 50,000. Every plan includes the same twelve-section writing, saved studio, copy tools, and downloads. One complete Brief costs 1,000 credits. Yearly billing saves 8.3%: $329.45, $659.45, or $1,209.45 upfront, with the same monthly credit balance. Try one complete song for $12.95, with no subscription or renewal. Stripe checkout is currently in test mode: no real payment is taken. Verified account-linked test purchases add test credits; use them to create a Brief in your studio.

Your allowance counts fully written songs. Audio generation happens separately in Suno or another music tool; the number of audio takes depends on that service’s plan and usage rules. CuePack membership does not include Suno credits.

No. Opening saved songs, copying text, downloading, and failed attempts do not use your song allowance. Requesting another successfully completed CuePack does.

Edit your copied or downloaded writing freely. Requesting a new song through CuePack uses one song from your allowance. Experiments and edits happen in your own writing or audio tools. A new interpretation requested from CuePack is another paid writing. Failed attempts and automatic repairs do not use your allowance. Opening, copying, and downloading saved songs do not use it either.

Every CuePack includes a written cover concept. Song Writer II and Studio can create titled square covers, 16:9 release artwork, and matching 9:16 social artwork from the saved Brief during sandbox testing. The optional CuePack Song Promo Kit is available separately on Song Writer II and Studio; it writes YouTube title/description, a TikTok / Instagram caption, a catalog record and opportunity notes after your Brief is saved, at 500 shared credits per successfully saved kit, disclosed before creation. It is not included with a Brief or cover; failed kits spend nothing. Each successfully saved image costs 200 shared credits, shown before creation. Failed or unsaved covers restore reserved credits; opening and downloading saved covers are free. Artwork uses the same balance as writing, leaving fewer credits for Briefs. A three-format set uses 600 credits. Saved CuePack Song Promo Kits, including earlier kits, remain free to access, copy and download.

New song creation pauses when your allowance is used. Song Writer includes 10,000 credits, Song Writer II 24,000, and Song Writer III Studio 50,000 per month. One complete Brief costs 1,000 credits: up to 10, 24, or 50 Briefs if all credits go toward writing. Unused subscription credits end with that monthly period; annual plans use the same monthly credit balance. Finished songs remain in your studio to open, copy, and download after cancellation. Payment-based access, monthly refresh, and single-song delivery still need to be connected and tested.

This is a private launch preview. Full writing is available only in your signed-in studio for songs belonging to your account. Account-linked Stripe test checkout takes no real payment and adds test credits after verification. Brief generation is connected in the private studio. Live purchasing is unavailable.

CuePack checks the writing and its delivery before saving. Automated checks have limits and do not verify audio, artwork, rights, or creative success. Failed attempts and automatic repairs do not use extra song allowance.

A written song profile: mood, tempo, energy, and potential scene or placement fits, alongside genre, instrumentation, vocal, and production tags elsewhere in your CuePack. These descriptive metadata help you organize your catalog and prepare pitch materials. Version, authorship, sample, and clearance statuses require evidence; the profile itself does not establish rights or licensing readiness. It does not embed tags into an audio file or register your song with a licensing service.

CuePack supports your creative process. Receiving a CuePack does not automatically establish songwriter credit, ownership, cleared rights, or industry acceptance, and it does not guarantee a hit or placement. Review your output and the terms of any music tools you use before releasing or licensing a song.

Manage billing opens the Stripe billing portal for subscribers. During this preview it manages sandbox subscriptions only. Cancellation at the end of a paid term stops renewal. Finished songs remain available in your studio after cancellation. The single-song purchase has no renewal.