Two Plans. One Question.
Both plans give you the whole creation and licensing workflow. The only question is whether you also want Lyrixsa to put the music on the stores and report the payouts back to you.
Start today, not next quarter
A low way in, and you’re creating on the full platform from the first hour.
The platform keeps being built
Ongoing access means you’re inside it as it grows, not buying a snapshot.
One workflow, one place
Create, Studio, licensing, Publisher and your library never come apart.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Creator
Everything you need to create, shape and license your own songs.
- All four creation routes — describe it, Music DNA, Genre Mixer, Image Music
- Lyrixsa Studio — extend, remix, replace sections, split stems, cover art
- Tempo and pitch adjustment, plus a full section-by-section lyrics editor
- Commercial license with a verifiable Certificate of Rights
- Library, playlists and the public Lyrixsa catalogue
- Downloads in supported audio formats
- Publisher — store delivery and royalty payouts
Publisher
Everything in Creator — and the part where the music actually goes out.
- Everything in Creator
- Lyrixsa Publisher — assemble a release and send it to the stores
- Distribution to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, TIDAL and more
- Publisher dashboard — per-store streams, payout states, listener geography
- Single, EP and album releases through the guided eight-step flow
- Royalty payout reporting on your published releases
Already have an account? Sign in at app.lyrixsa.com — the same page handles signing in and registering.
Prices are in US dollars and exclude any tax that applies where you are. Your subscription continues on the terms shown at checkout until you cancel, and eligible purchases are covered by a 14-day refund policy — both are set out in the Terms of Service linked in the footer. Publishing to any store depends on that store accepting the release; it is not a guarantee of streams or royalties.
Not decided yet?
Hear four songs Lyrixsa AI wrote, produced and sang, or read the answers to the questions people ask before paying — how many songs you can make, what the license actually grants, and what happens if you cancel.