Suno adds shared workspaces, while model sharing needs Premier

A soundtrack project gets confusing when one person is listening to an older take and another is generating from a different model. Suno’s October 15, 2026 web update adds shared workspaces for Pro and Premier users, and custom-model sharing for Premier. Workspace access is limited to people you invite. Dated release, collaboration details.

Share a small project before moving the whole library

The workspace feature brings a song library into a shared place. Custom-model sharing is a separate capability with a higher plan requirement. Neither description establishes simultaneous multitrack editing, so keep the promise to collaborators specific.

An illustrative first project could contain three candidate cues with clear names and a short note identifying the chosen take. Check that the intended collaborator can find that version and that the controls they need are available. Then agree how a replacement becomes the new choice. We have not sent an invitation or tested this workflow; it is a practical way to discover an access mismatch before a deadline.

The documentation has not fully caught up

The custom-model help article, edited September 9, still says models cannot be shared. The newer October 15 release explicitly announces Premier model sharing. Keep that date difference in view when following older instructions, and verify the actual sharing controls before building a client process around them. Older help article.

The pricing page currently shows Pro at $8/month and Premier at $24/month as yearly-billing equivalents, with taxes calculated at checkout. Those figures are not month-to-month quotes, and a collaboration announcement does not establish unlimited generation or downloads. Plan details.

For the next stage, our Suno Albums coverage explains what happens when a collection becomes a release. Keep that publication step separate from agreeing on a draft. The Studio editing update covers fitting the chosen audio into a finished project.