Suno, the AI music generation company, appears to be preparing a merchandise store, according to a storefront spotted at shop.suno.com. The page, which currently just shows a "Coming soon" message and mailing list signup behind a password gate, is powered by Fourthwall, a creator commerce platform backed by investors including Suno's own backer Lightspeed Venture Partners. It's unclear what Suno plans to sell, and the company declined to share details when approached for comment.

This follows Suno's move into physical products in August, when it opened a waitlist for vinyl pressings of user-made songs at around $45 plus shipping. The merch plans surface days after Suno launched its licensed v6 models, built with Warner Music Group, BMG and Believe, and shortly after new monthly download caps came into effect for subscribers. Suno remains embroiled in copyright litigation across the US, Canada and Europe, including an ongoing RIAA-coordinated case in Boston and a lost case against Germany's GEMA in July.