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Midjourney has no free tier. Here is the cheapest way in.
Midjourney dropped its free trial, so the subscription is the only door. On a shared plan that door is a good deal cheaper. Here is the seat price read today, and what to check first.
Prices last read 2026-09-06
The short answer
There is no free way to try it, so the seat price is the whole decision.Midjourney removed its free trial some time ago, which means the subscription is the only way in and the price is the entire question. On a shared plan that price falls well below the direct one. The figure below is read from the seller every day, so it is current rather than remembered.Most subscriptions let you try before you pay. Midjourney does not — the free trial is gone, so the choice is the subscription or nothing. That makes the seat price the whole of the decision, and it is exactly the kind of plan a shared seat helps with: a per-account tool with no cheaper tier below it.
| Services | Official | Shared | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Midjourney | $59.99 | $24.99 | 58% |
Every price on this page was read on 2026-09-06.
Read the monthly figure. Midjourney starts from a higher sticker than the assistants, so the dollar saving on a shared seat is larger than the percentage alone suggests — the same pattern as every expensive tool on this shelf.
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Which Midjourney plan a shared seat is
Midjourney sells in tiers — Basic, Standard, Pro — and they differ in how much you can generate and whether you get the faster, more private modes. A shared seat is not automatically the tier you assume, and generation limits are the thing that bites first. The seller states the plan on the product page, and that is the line to read before the price, because a cheap seat with a small generation allowance is a different product from a cheap seat with a large one.
If you generate images regularly — a designer, an illustrator, someone building a look — the shared seat is the cheapest steady access to the tool, and it keeps saving every month it renews rather than once.
If you would make a handful of images and stop, even a discounted subscription is a subscription. The saving is real only against usage you would actually have paid for; occasional users are better served by a short term than a cheap long one.
The generation allowance decides more than the price
Midjourney's plans are defined by how much you can generate, not only by cost. A cheap seat with a small allowance can run out mid-project. The seller lists the plan on the product page — read the allowance before the price, because that is what actually limits the work.
What to check before you split one
- Which tier and allowanceBasic, Standard and Pro differ in generation limits and modes. The seller names the tier; a low price usually marks a smaller allowance, not a cut-price Pro.
- What the term isThe lowest monthly figure sits on the longest term. A one-month seat and a twelve-month one are different commitments, written next to the price.
- Who owns what you makeImage rights on Midjourney depend on the plan and on the terms, which matter more here than on a streaming app because you are producing work. Read what the terms say about ownership and commercial use — linked below.
- Whether sharing is permitted at allMidjourney's own terms decide that, not this page. They change over time, so the current terms are linked below with the date the link was checked. Read them and make the call yourself.
Questions people actually ask
Can I still try Midjourney for free?
Not through an official free trial — Midjourney removed it, so a subscription is the only route in. That is why the seat price is the whole decision, and why a shared seat is worth comparing before you commit to the direct one.
How much cheaper is Midjourney on a shared plan?
It starts from a higher sticker than the AI assistants, so the dollar saving is larger than theirs. The exact seat price is read from the seller daily, so check the table above rather than this line.
Do I own the images I make on a shared plan?
Image ownership depends on the plan tier and Midjourney's terms, not on this page. Because you are producing work, read the ownership and commercial-use terms before you rely on them — they are linked below.
Is sharing a Midjourney subscription allowed?
That is decided by Midjourney's terms, linked below with the date they were checked. This page does not tell you to break them; it tells you what a plan costs and points you at the terms so you can decide.
What happens when the shared plan ends?
A seat ends with the plan it sits on, and generation stops with it. Work you already saved stays yours subject to the terms; the term is the thing to read before the monthly price.
Read it yourself