Subscription Plans
Understand Locker's pricing tiers and features.
Available Plans
Locker offers four plans designed to scale with your catalogue. Every plan includes the full feature set; higher tiers add more storage, more Kii requests, and more analyser credits.
- Free: 25 tracks, 1 GB storage, 3 Kii requests per day, 5 analyser credits per month (rolls over to 10 max)
- Creator: Unlimited tracks, 100 GB storage, unlimited Kii requests, 100 analyser credits per month (rolls over to 200 max)
- Creator Plus: Unlimited tracks, 300 GB storage, unlimited Kii requests, 200 analyser credits per month (rolls over to 400 max)
- Studio: Unlimited tracks, 750 GB storage, unlimited Kii requests, 400 analyser credits per month (rolls over to 800 max)
All paid plans support annual billing at a 10% discount. View the current pricing on the Pricing page or in Profile & Settings under Plans & Billing.
Included on All Plans
Every Locker user, including those on the Free plan, gets access to the full feature set:
- AI Search and smart filters powered by Kii
- Full metadata auto-tagging (genre, mood, instruments, BPM, key)
- Lyrics editor with rhyme finder, thesaurus, and AI suggestions
- Unlimited playlists and sharing
- Collaboration tools with role-based permissions
- Version comparison and audio analysis
Upgrading & Downgrading
You can change your plan at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately, and you pay a prorated amount for the remainder of your billing cycle. Downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing period, so you keep your current plan's limits until then.
Your data is never deleted when changing plans. If you downgrade to a plan with lower limits, you can still access everything you have uploaded, but you will not be able to upload new files until you are back within limits or upgrade again.
Analyser Credit Rollover
Unused analyser credits roll over to the next month, up to your plan's maximum balance. For example, on the Creator plan you receive 100 credits per month and can accumulate up to 200. If you analyse fewer tracks one month, the surplus carries forward for busier periods.