Midjourney is an independent research lab that develops an AI-powered image generation platform, allowing users to create images from text prompts, typically accessed via Discord and the web.
Midjourney is an independent research lab based in San Francisco, CA, known for its AI-powered image generation platform. Users create images by typing text prompts, most commonly through the Midjourney Discord bot or via the web app at midjourney.com. The service is subscription-based and offers several tiers that differ in monthly image generation limits, access to “fast” vs. “relaxed” rendering, and advanced features such as stealth mode and team tools.
A Midjourney charge on your bank or card statement usually indicates that you (or someone with access to your payment details) subscribed to one of Midjourney’s paid plans or upgraded an existing subscription. Common recurring amounts are around $10, $30, $60, or $120 USD per month (or the equivalent in your currency) for the Basic, Standard, Pro, or Mega plans, respectively, with lower effective prices if billed annually. You may also see a charge shortly after starting a trial period (if offered in your region/time) when it converts to a paid plan, or a small temporary authorization if you recently updated your payment method.
If you’re unsure about a Midjourney charge, start by signing into your account at midjourney.com/account (or via the Discord bot’s subscription link) using any email/Discord account you might have used. Check the Billing or Subscription section for your active plan, billing dates, and invoices/receipts. For questions or disputes, you can contact Midjourney support through their help center at help.midjourney.com or the official Discord server’s support channels; in urgent cases, you can also dispute a charge with your card issuer after confirming that no one in your household or organization authorized the subscription. Common issues—like forgetting to cancel before renewal, duplicate accounts, or confusion between monthly and annual billing—are usually resolved by adjusting or cancelling the subscription and, where applicable, requesting a refund or credit through support.
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Why do I see a recurring Midjourney charge on my card every month?
Midjourney operates on a subscription model, so most charges are recurring monthly or annually until cancelled. If you see the same amount (commonly around $10, $30, $60, or $120 USD) at regular intervals, it’s likely the renewal of a Basic, Standard, Pro, or Mega plan. Log in at midjourney.com/account or follow the “Manage Sub” link from the Midjourney Discord bot to confirm your active subscription and next billing date.
What are Midjourney’s current subscription prices and plans?
Midjourney typically offers four main plans: Basic (around $10/month), Standard (around $30/month), Pro (around $60/month), and Mega (around $120/month), with discounted rates if billed annually. Each tier differs in the number of image generations, access to fast vs. relaxed mode, and features like stealth mode and team collaboration tools on higher tiers. Prices and available plans can vary by region and over time, so the most accurate information is shown on the Subscribe or Billing page at midjourney.com.
How can I cancel my Midjourney subscription so I’m not charged again?
To cancel, sign in at midjourney.com/account (or open the subscription link sent by the Midjourney Discord bot), go to the Billing or Subscription section, and select the option to cancel or stop auto-renew. Your subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing period, but you won’t be charged for the next cycle. Make sure you cancel at least a day before the renewal date, and keep a screenshot or email confirmation of your cancellation for your records.
Why was I charged by Midjourney after I thought I cancelled?
Midjourney charges at the start of each billing cycle, and cancelling stops future renewals but doesn’t usually trigger a partial refund for remaining time. If you cancelled after a renewal was processed, your account will stay active until the end of that billing period, and that charge will still appear. Double-check your billing page to confirm the cancellation date and whether you might have multiple Midjourney subscriptions under different Discord or email accounts.
Does Midjourney offer refunds if I didn’t mean to subscribe or forgot to cancel?
Midjourney’s general policy is that subscriptions are non-refundable once a billing period has started, especially if usage has occurred, but support may review requests on a case-by-case basis (for example, clear accidental purchases or duplicate subscriptions). If you believe you were charged in error, gather the transaction details (date, amount, last four digits of the card) and contact support via help.midjourney.com or the official Discord support channels. They can verify your account, explain the charge, and let you know whether a refund, credit, or account adjustment is possible.
Why do I see a small $0–$2 Midjourney charge or temporary hold on my account?
Midjourney’s payment processor may place a small authorization hold (often $0–$2) when you first subscribe or update your payment method to verify that the card is valid. This is not an actual fee and typically disappears or is reversed automatically within a few business days. Your real subscription charge will appear as a separate transaction for the full plan amount once the payment is processed.
How do I contact Midjourney about a charge I don’t recognize?
Start by logging into midjourney.com with any Discord or email accounts you might have used and check the Billing section for matching invoices. If you still don’t recognize the charge, go to help.midjourney.com and use the support request form, or visit the official Midjourney Discord server and use the designated support or #member-support channels. Provide the transaction date, amount, currency, and the last four digits of the card so they can locate the payment and advise on next steps.
Can one Midjourney account have multiple subscriptions or different billing patterns?
Most users only have one active subscription, but it’s possible to see different billing patterns if you changed plans (for example, upgrading from Basic to Standard mid-cycle or switching from monthly to annual billing). In such cases you might see a prorated charge or overlapping charges in the month you switched. You might also see more than one Midjourney charge if separate team or business accounts were created under different Discord handles or email addresses, so check all accounts you or your organization may be using.