Soundraw generates beats from genres, a mood, and a length, then lets you edit bars in a mixer. The homepage says training data is in-house and that a subscribed download carries a worldwide perpetual license. Creator is unlimited MP3. WAV and stems start on Artist Pro.
Official website · soundraw.io
Soundraw fits a video, podcast, or beat sketch where you mute a bar, change intensity, and set length without a DAW. It is a weaker fit if you need one labeled monthly price or a documented free download. The page says try it for free, then puts downloads on paid cards. Each consumer two monthly figures beside a line about 67% off annually, without saying which number is the annual rate. The license FAQ says music made while subscribed stays licensed for life. API Starter and API Pro includes rates, while the API FAQ says to contact the team for exact pricing.
The generator is selection-first. Nope. Pick a genre (Hip-Hop, EDM, Lo-Fi, 30+ more), set the mood, and hit Generate. The AI builds the arrangement. You then change length, energy, or instruments. A second control blends styles. Choose any genres—Hip-Hop + Orchestra, Trap + Lo-Fi—and our AI fuses them into royalty free, studio-ready tracks in seconds. Named uses are background scores, podcast intros, and rap-ready beats. The homepage also says you can download WAV or stems. The cards narrow that: Creator is MP3, while WAV and stems are written on Artist Pro, Artist Unlimited, and Enterprise.
Official documentationUse the Mixer to toggle instruments, tweak intensity, set the perfect length, and more. Soundraw says the track rebuilds on the spot. The heading calls that fine-tuning every bar with no DAW needed. The FAQ adds mute, solo, and intensity at bar level. Stems are a download choice, not a separate generator. When downloading hit "WAV + Stems" and you'll get separate WAV files for drums, bass, melody, vocals (if any), and FX. Ableton, Logic, and FL Studio are named as places to drop those files. The steps do not describe typing lyrics.
Official documentationYes. SOUNDRAW's AI is trained only on songs our in-house producers write and record, so every beat you generate comes with a worldwide, perpetual license. The heading says no scraped songs and no gray areas. A later FAQ says the catalog is self-produced, so there are no legal grey areas, and that a post on YouTube, Spotify, or TikTok keeps 100% of the revenue. That is Soundraw's wording, not a platform clearance. Creators Plan (one tier): pay monthly or annually and you can generate and download as many tracks (.mp3 only) as you want. Anything you make while you're subscribed stays licensed for life, even if you cancel later. The public Artist Starter sentence stops at 10 mixed MP3s a month. The 20-download and unlimited artist quotas sit on the price cards.
Official documentationThe API page is aimed at video platforms, games, agencies, and tools that embed royalty-free music. Named inputs are genre, mood, and theme. It says one app can serve many end users, and that signup agrees to the license. API Starter is up to 100 songs a month at $29,99 /month, for new signups and companies with up to 3 employees. API Pro is up to 1000 songs a month at $300 /month, and the card spells the minimum as Minimum committment: 6 months. The FAQ does not repeat those dollars. API pricing is typically based on usage (e.g. number of generations, minutes created, or volume tiers). For exact pricing, contact the SOUNDRAW team.
Official documentationA suggested podcast open starts with genre and mood, then uses the mixer so the cue matches the voiceover. Stay on Creator if unlimited MP3 is enough. Download while subscribed if the lifetime sentence matters. The pages do not say a free try includes that MP3.
A suggested artist pass uses Artist Starter for 10 MP3s a month, or Artist Pro when you need WAV, stems, and a cap of 20. The stem list is drums, bass, melody, vocals if any, and FX. No session was opened for this profile. The cards say you can distribute and monetize on Spotify and Apple Music. Artist Unlimited drops the cap and keeps those formats. Enterprise is the 10+ employee card and includes Ask instead of a dollar rate.
A suggested integration reads the API cards first. API Starter caps a new signup at 100 songs a month. API Pro raises that to 1000 and includes a six-month minimum. The FAQ still says to confirm exact pricing, even with $29,99 and $300 on the cards. No request was sent for this profile. Registration may collect a name, date of birth, address, phone, email, and credit card number. The API page says many end users can generate through one app. Read the signup license before you ship.
Open the generator, pick a genre from the 30+ list or blend two, set a mood, and hit Generate.
Toggle instruments, change intensity, and set length. The page says the track rebuilds without a DAW.
Creator is MP3 with no cap. Artist Starter is 10 MP3s. WAV and stems start at Artist Pro.
The FAQ says subscribed downloads stay licensed for life and names YouTube, Spotify, and TikTok. Enterprise and API rates are separate.
Each consumer card shows two monthly figures next to an Annual/Monthly toggle and the line "Get up to 67% off with Annual. Enterprise says Ask, so its price is Not verified.
Content creators and companies under 10 employees who want MP3 only.
$16.99/mo.
Also shows $11.04/mo on the same card.
Artists who need about 10 mixed songs a month.
$29.99/mo.
Also shows $19.49/mo on the same card.
Producers who need WAV files and stems.
$35.99/mo.
Also shows $23.39/mo on the same card.
Artists who want the Pro formats without a download cap.
$50/mo.
Also shows $32.50/mo on the same card.
Teams that need API access on the consumer Enterprise card.
Not verified.
Card says Ask, for companies of 10+ employees.
New signups, indie developers, up to 3 employees.
$29,99.
/month, shown with a space before the cents.
Startups and small companies that need a higher song cap.
$300.
/month, minimum commitment shown as 6 months.
A free try is offered. These cards do not list a free download quota. Creator is unlimited MP3 only while subscribed, and the FAQ says those downloads stay licensed for life after you cancel. API Starter is shown as $29,99 per month. The API FAQ still says to contact Soundraw for exact pricing.
You want a template-and-download card instead of this bar mixer.
Soundful's pages center on template tracks and a download card. Soundraw's public job is a mixer, stem files, and two prices on each plan.
You want named generation models rather than a beat mixer.
Loudly's pages separate generation models, a track fingerprint, and distribution facilitation. Soundraw's pages stay on genre, mood, length, stems, and plan caps.
The homepage says to try it for free. Downloads, formats, and caps are described on the paid cards. Creator is unlimited MP3 at $16.99/mo and $11.04/mo.
SourceArtist Pro lists 20 monthly downloads as MP3, WAV, and stems, at $35.99/mo and $23.39/mo. Artist Unlimited and Enterprise also list those formats. Creator and Artist Starter are MP3 only. The stem download is labeled WAV + Stems and names drums, bass, melody, vocals if any, and FX.
SourceAnything you make while subscribed stays licensed for life, even if you cancel later. The FAQ also says you keep 100% of the revenue. Those are Soundraw's statements, not a platform clearance.
SourceThe block has an Annual and Monthly toggle and says get up to 67% off with annual billing.
SourceAPI Starter shows up to 100 songs a month at $29,99 /month for new signups and teams up to 3 employees. API Pro shows up to 1000 songs a month at $300 /month with a six-month minimum spelled committment. The FAQ says pricing is usually based on generations, minutes, or volume, and that exact pricing means contacting the team.
SourceThe privacy policy says registration may collect your name, date of birth, address, telephone number, email address, and credit card number.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Soundraw, generate a beat, open the mixer, download stems, or call the API. This profile restates the homepage, API page, and privacy policy reviewed on 6 October 2026. Prices are the figures shown on those pages, including the spaced API Starter amount. License lines are Soundraw's claims, not a clearance test. This description is based on Soundraw's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Soundraw homepage, Soundraw AI Music API, Soundraw privacy policy.
Creator is MP3 only. WAV and stems start on Artist Pro. Enterprise says to ask.