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Midjourney sells its generative image and video service as four subscriptions (Basic, Standard, Pro, Mega) measured in GPU time, grants customers ownership of what they generate, and requires companies above USD 1 million in annual revenue to hold a Pro or Mega plan under the Terms of Service.

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Overview articleMidjourney licensingMidjourney sells its generative image and video service as four subscriptions (Basic, Standard, Pro, Mega) measured in GPU time, grants customers ownership of what they generate, and requires companies above USD 1 million in annual revenue to hold a Pro or Mega plan under the Terms of Service.Cited · Edited 2026-10-13 · 8 references

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Midjourney plans and GPU timeCited · Edited 2026-10-13Midjourney commercial use, ownership and Stealth ModeCited · Edited 2026-10-13Midjourney Terms of Service, billing and organisationsCited · Edited 2026-10-13

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From the Midjourney catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 52 verbatim excerpts from 20 Midjourney documents.

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Generative AI Software 2

Midjourney, Midjourney subscription

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  1. Disney v. MidjourneyUnited States District Court for the Central District of California · 2026
    Pending
    Lessons learned
    • A subscription service that generates content on request can be sued as a direct infringer, with secondary liability pleaded in the alternative if subscribers are said to be the direct infringers.
    • Plaintiffs pointed to a service's own terms and content filters as evidence that it can control outputs.
    • The defendant's pleaded defences include fair use, implied licence and the DMCA safe harbours, so the case may test how far those apply to image generation.
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