You can — with the right tier and the right expectations. (Verify Suno's current ToS on reselling; terms evolve.)
1. Commercial tier required. Selling = commercial use, full stop. Free-tier generations don't qualify for commercial sale.
2. Buyers want stems. Beat buyers expect trackouts (individual instrument files) — which Suno's stems feature gives you. A beat without stems sells for less and leases worse.
3. Lease vs. exclusive. Standard model: cheap leases (many buyers, you keep ownership) + expensive exclusives (one buyer, higher price). Price leases to move volume; price exclusives like the beat is gone forever — because it is.
4. Niche down. 'Beats' is saturated; 'dark cinematic drill beats' or 'lofi soul samples' is a market. Type-beat SEO (the artists you sound like — described, not named) is how buyers find you.
5. Keep records. Generation dates, tier receipts, which beat sold to whom. If a dispute ever comes, paperwork wins.
Good luck! Hank founder of SonorixPG