Suno launched its Spark incubator program on Thursday, June 25, 2026. The program provides grants, mentorship, marketing support, and distribution opportunities for independent artists.

Eligibility for the Spark program is limited to unsigned singers, songwriters, or producers who are 18 years or older and release music under their own name. Grants provided through the program range from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars.

Participants in the Spark program receive invitations to Suno's songwriting camps and feedback on their work. Artists retain creative and commercial rights over their work and choose their distributors.

Terms for the Spark program require participants to make their songs available on Suno for remixing. The terms also grant Suno a broad license to create derivative works from participants' material and include limited exclusivity to participants' material.

Additionally, the program's terms require participants to waive their right to a trial and to participate in a class action lawsuit. A non-disparagement clause prohibits participants from making statements that portray Suno, its personnel, or its products in a negative light; violation of the clause can result in removal from the program.

Paul Sinclair, Suno's chief music officer, and Rosie Nguyen, Suno's head of creator economy and monetization, said in a statement, "Again and again, emerging artists tell us the same thing: they need more than tools. They need support, exposure, and new ways to turn their creativity into opportunity." They added, "Spark's goal is to help more artists turn ideas into finished projects, connect those projects with fans, and build new opportunities to grow their careers both on and beyond Suno." The executives also said, "One of the best parts of working in music is discovering artists at the beginning of their journey," and "We can't wait to meet the talented creatives who join Spark, hear what they're working on, share their stories, and learn from them along the way."

Suno is facing a proposed class action lawsuit from a group of independent artists and active litigation from Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment. Suno completed a $400 million investment round that valued the company at $5.4 billion. The company also has an upcoming model in partnership with Warner Music Group.