Midjourney vs Tarotai Chat

Official plans are Basic at US$10/month or US$96/year with 3.3 Fast GPU hours/month; Standard at US$30/month or US$288/year with 15 Fast GPU hours/month and unlimited Relax image generations; Pro at US$60/month or US$576/year with 30 Fast GPU hours/month, unlimited Relax images and SD video, and Stealth Mode; and Mega at US$120/month or US$1,152/year with 60 Fast GPU hours/month, unlimited Relax images and SD video, and Stealth Mode. Annual billing is a 20% discount. Unused subscription Fast time does not roll over.

The current Terms are effective 2026-05-27. They say users own Assets they create to the fullest extent possible under applicable law, subject to third-party rights and the Agreement. Companies, and employees of companies, with more than US$1 million in annual revenue must use Pro or Mega to own Assets. Midjourney receives a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, sublicensable, royalty-free, irrevocable license over submitted Content and generated Assets. Content is publicly viewable and remixable by default; Stealth Mode is limited to Pro and Mega. The Privacy Policy covers prompts and uploaded content and says Midjourney may use personal data to provide, maintain, and improve the service. Re-verified 2026-10-01: Official plan pages still match the recorded Basic/Standard/Pro/Mega prices, Fast GPU-hour allocations and the 20% annual discount; no drift detected.

One-time packs that never expire: $2.99 for 120 credits, $5.99 for 360, $10.99 for 900. Monthly subscriptions: $3.99 for 800 credits, $9.90 for 3,000 (no rollover, cancel anytime). Credit cost per action is published: single card 10, three-card 20, two-paths 30, Celtic Cross 40, first follow-up free and later follow-ups 5. Stripe is named as the processor.

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