The Loudly Alternative That Keeps Working After You Stop Paying
Loudly built its name on royalty-free instrumentals for video and brand work, and it now makes full vocal songs too through its Manta 1 model. There's a free plan for testing and built-in distribution. The catch is the license: Loudly keeps the copyright, commercial use only works while you're subscribed, and if you cancel your rights end and earnings revert to Loudly. Neume works the other way. One prompt gives you a finished song with real vocals in about a minute, and your first song is free to keep. Buy one-time top-ups from $4.99 with no subscription, so what you made stays usable even when you stop paying.
Why creators pick Neume over Loudly
Finished vocal songs that stay yours to use, no subscription required.
No rented rights
With Loudly, cancel and your commercial rights end. With Neume, the songs you make stay usable whether or not you keep paying.
Real vocals from one prompt
Describe your song once and Neume writes the lyrics, sings them, and mixes a full track, returning two versions to choose from.
Keep the full track
Neume's free song is a complete track you download and keep, not a 30-second preview. Save a 320 kbps MP3 and use it commercially.
Works with your AI agent
Make songs from Claude or your own agent through Neume's MCP server, on web, iOS and Android. Loudly has no MCP.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Neume gives you your first song free with no credit card, and it's a full track with real vocals you can keep. There's also a free option for lower-quality songs. Loudly's free plan caps tracks at short previews with no commercial use.
Yes, now it does. Loudly started as an instrumental generator and added full vocal songs through its Manta 1 model, where you pick a male or female voice. That engine is newer than its instrumental core. Neume has focused on finished vocal songs from the start.
Neume starts from $3.99, your first song is free, and one-time top-ups start from $4.99 with no subscription. Loudly's Personal plan is around $8 a month billed annually, and commercial rights only apply while your subscription stays active.
With Neume you download your songs and use them personally or commercially, and they stay usable even after you stop paying. Loudly keeps the copyright, grants commercial rights only while you're subscribed, and per its license your earnings revert to Loudly if you cancel.
With Neume, nothing changes, the songs you already made stay yours to use, because there's no subscription tying them down. With Loudly, cancelling ends your commercial rights immediately, and its license states earnings revert to Loudly once a subscription is cancelled.
Loudly gives you a studio-style interface with samples, stems and parameters, which suits instrumental and brand work. Neume is one prompt: describe the song and get a finished vocal track in about a minute, on web, iOS, Android, or through its MCP server.
Ready to make a song you keep?
Available on web, iOS, and Android. No credit card required.