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Midjourney plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Plan | $8 | / month 20% off billed annually |
| Standard Plan | $24 | / month 20% off billed annually |
| Pro Plan | $48 | / month 20% off billed annually |
| Mega Plan | $96 | / month 20% off billed annually |
As printed on the page captured November 4, 2026.
How does Midjourney pricing work?
The value metric is Fast time, GPU hours at full priority. Basic counts jobs instead, 'Limited generations (~200 image jobs / month)', with a tooltip that reads 'One image job has four images, so 200 jobs is 800 images.' From Standard up the cards list '15h Fast generations', '30h Fast generations' and '60h Fast generations' at $24, $48 and $96 a month on yearly billing, a constant $1.60 per Fast hour across the three plans. What separates them beyond hours is throughput and privacy: '3 simultaneous Fast image jobs' on Standard against '12 simultaneous Fast image jobs' on Pro and Mega, video concurrency from 1 to 12, 'Unlimited Relax image and SD video generations' on Pro and Mega, and 'Stealth mode generation' from Pro.
The motion is fully self-serve. 'Purchase a subscription' and 'Choose the plan that works for you' lead to a toggle set on 'Yearly billing', and each card shows the monthly price struck through beside the yearly one, '$10 $8 / month', with '20% off billed annually', a 'Subscribe' button and a 'View monthly billing' link. Every card lists 'General commercial terms' and 'Optional Fast hours top ups'. A nine-question FAQ follows, opening with 'What are Fast hours?' and 'What is Relax mode? Is it unlimited?', and the page closes with links to the 'Getting Started Guide' and 'contact support'.
Under the hood, Midjourney prices GPU priority. Fast hours are the scarce resource, sold at a flat rate per hour inside each plan and topped up on demand, while Relax mode runs on spare capacity and can be unlimited because it waits its turn. Concurrency limits shape how fast a heavy user can spend those hours, so the larger plans sell parallel throughput as much as time. 'Stealth mode generation' prices privacy, the answer to the FAQ 'What if I don't want my creations to appear on the Explore page?'. Worth borrowing: a tooltip that converts the unit of sale into the output a buyer counts.
What does Midjourney's pricing page do well?
- Each card shows the struck monthly price beside the yearly one, '$30 $24 / month', with '20% off billed annually' under it
- Basic's tooltip converts jobs into images: 'One image job has four images, so 200 jobs is 800 images.'
- Concurrency is printed as numbers per plan, from '1 simultaneous Fast video job' on Basic to '12 simultaneous Fast video jobs' on Mega
- The FAQ opens on the metric itself: 'What are Fast hours?', 'What is Relax mode? Is it unlimited?' and 'What if I run out of Fast time?'
What does Midjourney's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- Fast time scales at a constant $1.60 per hour from Standard to Mega on yearly billing, so the tiers differ by concurrency and privacy, not by unit rate
- Unlimited Relax generation runs on spare GPU capacity at lower priority, which lets plans promise unlimited use while Fast hours stay metered
- 'Optional Fast hours top ups' on every plan add a usage purchase on top of the subscription
- 'Stealth mode generation' from Pro prices privacy, keeping creations off the Explore page
- 'General commercial terms' on every plan make commercial use part of the base subscription
Learn with Orb
- Guide8 SaaS pricing models: how to choose one Midjourney sells four flat monthly plans, from 'Basic Plan' at $8 to 'Mega Plan' at $96 billed annually, each with a set allowance of Fast time, a tiered flat-rate structure covered in Orb's guide to the main SaaS pricing models.
- GuideBuild a pricing and packaging strategy in 9 steps Above Standard the plans separate on throughput and privacy, from '3 simultaneous Fast image jobs' to '12 simultaneous Fast image jobs' and 'Stealth mode generation', the question of what separates each plan that Orb's nine-step packaging guide works through.
- GuidePay-as-you-go pricing for SaaS 'Optional Fast hours top ups' on every card add pay-as-you-go Fast time on top of the subscription, one of the common ways to structure usage that Orb's pay-as-you-go guide describes.
Questions about Midjourney pricing
How much does Midjourney cost?
Midjourney's pricing starts at $8/mo. The page shows 4 plans. Paying annually saves 20%.
What pricing model does Midjourney use?
Midjourney prices with flat-rate tiers, combined with usage-based pricing. Buyers choose a plan and sign up on their own. Its plans are aimed mainly at individuals and prosumers.
Does Midjourney have a free plan?
Midjourney's pricing page shows no free plan or free trial. The lowest paid plan starts at $8/mo.
Does Midjourney offer an annual discount?
Yes, paying annually saves 20%. A toggle on the page switches between monthly and annual prices. The listed prices start at $8/mo.
How is Midjourney's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 4 plans and includes an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 13 points on it: 6 things it does well and 7 insights into the pricing.
How many Fast hours come with each Midjourney plan?
Standard includes "15h Fast generations", Pro "30h Fast generations" and Mega "60h Fast generations". Basic is counted in jobs instead, "Limited generations (~200 image jobs / month)", where "One image job has four images, so 200 jobs is 800 images". Every plan lists "Optional Fast hours top ups" for buying more Fast time.
Which Midjourney plans include unlimited Relax mode?
Standard includes "Unlimited Relax image generations", and Pro and Mega include "Unlimited Relax image and SD video generations". Basic lists no Relax mode. The FAQ covers the details under "What is Relax mode? Is it unlimited?".
Which Midjourney plans include Stealth mode?
"Stealth mode generation" is listed on the Pro Plan at $48 / month and the Mega Plan at $96 / month, both billed annually. Basic and Standard do not list it. The FAQ addresses it under "What if I don't want my creations to appear on the Explore page?".
From the page as captured November 4, 2026. Current prices are on midjourney.com
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