A better choice than Songlorious: hear the song before you spend a dime
Songlorious starts at $180 for a two-minute song, paid before creation, with revisions charged per round. On Tuneliq, you hear your full song free first.
You probably landed here checking whether Songlorious is worth it. A date is coming up, you want to give someone a song, and you don't want to waste money finding out.
Songlorious is a website where musicians write custom songs to order; it has its share of users. Its published terms: a two-minute song starts at $180, a three-minute song at $250, and rush delivery costs extra.
Here's how the two compare, question by question.
What will it actually cost?
On Songlorious, $180 is the starting point. Song length, delivery date, each choice can push the number up, and the more of a hurry you're in, the more it adds. You find out the final figure at checkout.
On Tuneliq, your first 4 songs are free, no card required. After that, membership starts at $8.99/month. Every price sits on the pricing page, so you can read it all before spending anything.
What if I don't like how it turns out?
This is the biggest worry with any custom song: the money is gone before you've heard a note.
Songlorious works in that order. You pay, then they create. If the result isn't what you hoped, you go through revisions, and revisions are charged per round.
Tuneliq flips the order: make the song first, free, listen to it, then decide. And you hear the whole song, not a 60-second clip, the full track from intro to ending. Don't like it? Remake it in a different style, or simply don't pay. You've lost nothing.
Can I change a lyric or two?
The hardest part of a song written for one person is those few lines. You usually have to hear the finished song before you notice which word feels off, which line says too much.
When each revision costs money, "just one more change" becomes a decision. By the third round, you start hesitating.
On Tuneliq, lyric edits are free and unlimited, on the free songs too. Change one line, give notes on the whole thing, or start over. The only thing that uses your quota is composing new music, and each composition gives you two versions to pick from.
Can an AI song really compare to a human one?
You might be thinking: $180 buys a human musician, and free buys AI. How big is the gap?
We're not going to argue that one in words, because you can just listen. Your first 4 songs are free precisely for this. Spend ten minutes making one with your own words, and judge for yourself.
Our view has always been that the part of the song that matters most, the words you want to say to them, was always going to come from you. We bring the orchestra. You bring the heart.
Anyone can buy a gift. A song, you make. If you want to hear yours today, make your first one free and see how it lands.
Turn your love into a song.
Competitor details verified on August 3, 2026. Their current terms on their own site take precedence.