AIVA pricing & review
AI composition for cinematic and classical scoring — the only major tool with full MIDI export.
Last checked July 24, 2026
Overview
AIVA composes orchestral, cinematic, and game music, and uniquely exports MIDI on every plan including free — so composers can edit in a DAW. The Pro plan (~€33/mo) grants full copyright ownership of outputs, which no consumer rival offers. Niche, but the right niche for scoring work.
Feature highlights
- MIDI export on all plans
- Full copyright on Pro
- Orchestral/cinematic focus
- Style profiles
- Stem export
- DAW-friendly output
Pros and cons
Pros
- Only tool granting full copyright
- MIDI even on free plan
- Serious composition control
Cons
- Not for pop songs with vocals
- EUR pricing varies
- Smaller model advances
Best for
AIVA is best suited to composers scoring films, games, and trailers. If that matches your needs, the free plan is a low-risk way to try it.
AIVA comparisons
AIVA FAQ
Does AIVA have a free plan?
Yes. Free plan with MIDI export, non-commercial, attribution required.
How much does AIVA cost?
AIVA starts at ~$17/mo (Standard, billed yearly). Priced in EUR (€15/€33). Pro grants full copyright ownership — unique in the category. The highest known plan is ~$36/mo (Pro, full copyright).
Who is AIVA best for?
AIVA is best for composers scoring films, games, and trailers.
Does AIVA offer an API?
Yes, AIVA provides API access for developers.
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