How Much Does It Cost, and What's Free?

Tuneliq is a personalized song gift, and it has a free tier plus a paid membership. You can start making a song without paying anything, so you can see what it does before you decide. For exact prices and what the membership includes, check the app or the website, since those can change over time.

What can you try for free?

You don't have to pay to get started. Tuneliq gives you a free tier, so you can open the app, write down what you want to say to someone, and watch your words turn into a song. That way you find out whether the thing is any good without spending a dime.

Say it's a Tuesday and you're just curious. You can sit down, type a few honest lines about your dad, and hear them come back as an actual song, without ever handing over a card number. If it moves you, you keep going. If it doesn't, you've spent ten minutes and nothing else.

There's also a credit system and a reward for inviting friends, and both stretch how far you can go for free. I'll skip putting a hard number of free songs or credits here, because that kind of detail changes and belongs in the app, where it's actually accurate. The honest version is simple: there's a real free path in, and it goes a good distance without asking for a cent.

What's the paid part?

The paid part is a membership. If you want to make more than the free tier covers, that's what it's for.

Beyond that, I'm not going to invent a price or a feature list for you, because those live in the app and I'd rather you see the real, current terms than a stale summary I typed up months ago. Think of the free tier as your try-before-you-buy, and the membership as the thing you reach for once you already know you want to give the song. So the shape is easy to hold in your head. Free to try, a membership if you want more, and the actual details waiting for you when you open Tuneliq.

Why won't this page quote you a price?

Because a price on a blog goes stale, and a wrong price is worse than no price at all. Tuneliq's plans can change, and the app and the website are the one place that stays current. So instead of pinning a dollar figure here that might be off by the time you read it, I'll send you to where the real number lives.

I'm not being cagey. A store keeps the price on the shelf, not on an old flyer in a drawer, for the same reason. Check the app or tuneliq.com and you'll see today's actual pricing, free tier and all.

How does the cost compare to other gifts?

Worth stepping back for a second. A song gift isn't the only way to spend money on someone you love. A nice greeting card with something tucked inside isn't free either, and it's usually gone from memory in a day. People spend real money on flowers that wilt by the weekend, or a gift card that ends up forgotten in a drawer. AI music tools like Suno exist too, but those are built for people who want to make their own tracks, usually on a subscription so they can keep creating.

Tuneliq works differently: one song written for one person, not a monthly plan for making lots of music. So the real question isn't "cheap or expensive." It's whether a one-of-a-kind song for someone who matters to you is worth about what a card and a small gift would have cost anyway. That part is yours to answer, and the free tier lets you answer it yourself.

Where to go next

The clearest way to see the price and what's free is to start one yourself. Tuneliq is on the App Store and Google Play. You can write the first few lines and watch them become a song before you commit to anything.