AI Music Detection API

Detect AI-generated songs from Suno, Udio, ElevenLabs and more with a single API call.

Who We Are

SH Labs is the technology division of SubmitHub, a music promotion platform founded by Jason Grishkoff.

Our AI music detection has achieved industry-leading accuracy in official benchmarks and is used by music platforms, distributors, and rights holders around the world.

Not a developer? Try SubmitHub's free AI song detector.

In the News

  • DJ Mag: Traxsource to label music as human-made or AI-assisted across platform
  • Mixmag: AI detected in 40% of music released in July, study reveals
  • EDM.com: 1 in 3 Artists Lie About AI Use in Their Music, New Data Suggests
  • MusicRadar: Nearly 40% of music released last month used AI

Who Should Use This

If you're a distributor, label, or platform, you know the pressure is on: streaming services are tightening rules around AI-generated music.

Our API helps you automatically detect and tag AI content, keeping you compliant with Spotify's latest requirements while protecting your reputation and future-proofing your catalog.

Why Choose Our API?

High Accuracy

Detects AI-generated music from multiple platforms:

  • Suno (versions 4.5, 4.5+, 5+, and legacy)
  • Udio
  • Riffusion
  • Treblo (formerly Sonauto)
  • Mureka
  • Lyria 3
  • FlowMusic (Google)
  • Minimax
  • ElevenLabs (version 1.0 and 2.0)

Also detects partially modified AI files and processed/hybrid content.

Fast & Reliable

Fast Processing: Average response in ~5 seconds, so detection never slows your workflow.

Proven Track Record: Built by the creator of SubmitHub and updated regularly with the latest AI platforms.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

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Free
  • 10,000 requests/month
  • 500 requests/day
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$50/month
  • 100,000 requests/month
  • 5,000 requests/day
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Business

$100/month
  • 250,000 requests/month
  • 10,000 requests/day
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