Midjourney Stats
Midjourney Stats was an independent web tracker that published average Midjourney queue times model by model, so creators could choose between Fast and Relax mode. As of August 2026 the domain no longer serves it.
What is Midjourney Stats?
Midjourney Stats was an independent, third-party page that tracked how long Midjourney's image generation queue was running, model by model. It was never operated by Midjourney. The tool was credited on the page to the handles @ChrisHeidorn and @TokenizedAI, and the site occupying the domain today still states plainly that it is not an official Midjourney service.
The premise was narrow and practical. A Midjourney subscription includes a limited allowance of Fast Hours, which buy priority compute, alongside a Relax Mode that costs nothing but queues behind everyone else. Choosing between them is guesswork unless you know what the queue actually looks like. Midjourney Stats answered exactly that question. It published a current waiting time for each active model, paired with a blunt verdict on whether Relax Mode was worth using right then. In October 2025 the page was showing roughly 28 seconds on v6, 56 seconds on the v6 upscaler and 7 seconds on Niji 6. A timezone selector rendered the charts in local hours, and separate graphs tracked the V4 and V5 families, the V6 model, their upscalers and the Niji variants over time.
The tool also documented its own weakness, which is worth recording. A standing warning explained that the datafeed it depended on, Midjourney's official status page, had stopped updating on 30 July 2023, and that everything displayed below was consequently out of date. By its own admission, then, the figures were already unreliable for much of the period the tool remained online.
The service is no longer available at this address. Web archive captures show Midjourney Stats running from 18 June 2023 until at least 11 October 2025. By August 2026 the domain serves something unrelated: a single Indonesian-language page branded Timunmerah, wrapped in a static clone of a Shopify furniture-store theme, which recycles generic prose about monitoring Midjourney without displaying one actual metric. Every internal link on it, including all policy pages and the shopping cart, returns an error, and the footer's social icons lead to an unrelated gambling brand. Anyone needing Midjourney's real status should use the official status page instead.
What it does
- Reported the current average waiting time for each active Midjourney model
- Advised whether Relax Mode was worth using at that moment rather than Fast Mode
- Charted how queue times moved over time for V4, V5, V6 and the Niji variants
- Covered upscalers separately from base models, which queue differently
- Converted all figures into the reader's own timezone
- Flagged when its upstream datafeed had gone stale instead of showing stale numbers silently
- Required no account, no signup and no installation to consult
When to use Midjourney Stats / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Midjourney Stats is the right fit.
When to use Midjourney Stats
- Midjourney subscribers who needed to decide whether to spend Fast Hours or wait in Relax Mode
- Illustrators and designers who batched prompt runs around quieter periods on the service
- Art directors who had to plan realistic delivery windows for AI-generated visuals
- Freelance creatives rationing a limited monthly allowance of priority compute
- Prompt engineers comparing throughput across Midjourney model versions before a large run
When not to use Midjourney Stats
- Anyone who needs live Midjourney queue data today, since the page no longer publishes any figure
- Users looking for an official Midjourney service, account help or support channel
- Teams that require documented terms, a privacy policy or a contractual data processing arrangement
- People who want to generate images, as this tool only ever reported on someone else's queue
- Developers who need an API or any programmatic access to status data
How to use Midjourney Stats
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Historic step: open the page directly, with no account or signup required
- Historic step: pick your timezone from the dropdown and apply it
- Historic step: read the current waiting time shown for each active model
- Historic step: check the verdict on whether Relax Mode was sensible at that moment
- Historic step: consult the per-model charts for the wider trend before a large batch
- Historic step: decide between Fast Mode and Relax Mode, then run the prompts in Midjourney itself
- Today: none of the above is possible, as the page shows no metric, selector or chart
- Today: the login and register buttons only lead to a mirror copy of the same page
- Today: the add-to-cart button leads to a cart URL that returns an error
- Today: consult Midjourney's own status page for genuine service information
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Free to consult, with no account or signup ever required
- Answered a genuine question that Midjourney itself did not surface conveniently
- Covered several model generations at once rather than only the newest one
- Separated upscalers from base models, which really do queue differently
- Timezone selector removed any manual conversion for readers outside the default zone
- Warned openly that its own datafeed had gone stale instead of presenting false figures
- The page still displays an explicit statement that it is not affiliated with Midjourney
Cons
- The service is simply gone: no metric, chart or status is published at this address any more
- No terms, privacy policy, legal notice or refund policy exist, as all of them return errors
- The footer's social icons lead to an unrelated Indonesian gambling brand rather than to any profile
- The only email address on the page is obfuscated and sits on an unrelated third-party domain
- A price of Rp 150,000 is displayed on a product block whose cart returns an error, so nothing is purchasable
- The five five-star testimonials on the page cannot be verified in any way
- Even while it worked, the tool's upstream datafeed had been frozen since July 2023
Pricing & Plans
No usable pricing exists. The historic tool was consulted freely, without an account and without any published tariff. The current page displays a single amount, Rp 150,000, inside a shopping block inherited from the Shopify theme it imitates, but the cart it points to returns an error and the amount is attached to no service that is actually delivered. It has therefore not been recorded as a starting price. No plans, no free tier and no trial are documented anywhere on the domain.
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Midjourney Stats handles your data.
GDPR overview
There is no mention of the GDPR anywhere on this domain, and this is stated explicitly rather than inferred. Searching the archived copy of the site returns no occurrence of GDPR or of any equivalent wording; the only hits are the broken footer links pointing to a privacy policy that returns HTTP 404. No data controller is identified, no lawful basis is described, no data subject rights are set out, no Article 27 representative is designated and no data protection officer is named. The single email address exposed on the page is hidden behind an obfuscation token and belongs to an unrelated third party domain, so there is not even a usable channel through which a request could be sent. For any GDPR purpose, this site should be treated as entirely undocumented.
Who owns the data?
No answer can be given from the site itself. Every document that would normally settle the question is missing: the terms of service, the privacy policy, the refund policy and the legal information page all return HTTP 404, and the sitemap declares a single URL, so no contractual text exists anywhere on the domain. Nothing therefore states who owns material submitted through the site, who may read it, or on what basis it could be shared with third parties. The historic tool worked differently, reading a public status feed rather than user content, and required no account. Treat the absence of any ownership clause as a reason for caution rather than reassurance.
Reuse rights
There is nothing to rely on. The terms of service return HTTP 404, as does every other policy page linked from the footer, so the site grants no reuse rights and imposes no restrictions in writing. No licence, attribution rule or permitted-use clause is published anywhere on the domain. The historic tool displayed figures derived from Midjourney's own public status feed, which would make that upstream source, and not this site, the party whose conditions matter. Anyone considering reusing anything found at this address should assume no permission has been granted.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Nothing is published about data hosting. The domain carries no privacy policy, no trust or security page and no terms of service, since all of them return errors, so no jurisdiction, no hosting location and no subprocessor is ever named. What can be observed from outside is only infrastructure: the domain resolves to 172.67.147.4, an address belonging to Cloudflare's anycast network, and the registrar of record is NameCheap. Neither fact tells you where any data would actually be stored. An anycast address identifies the edge node that answered a request, not a datacentre holding records, so it has deliberately not been recorded as a hosting country. In practice a visitor has no way of knowing which jurisdiction would govern anything submitted here, and no document to appeal to.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Midjourney Stats.
- The domain name still promises a Midjourney status tracker that it no longer provides, which can mislead anyone arriving from an old link or search result
- The footer's Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube icons all resolve to an unrelated Indonesian gambling brand rather than to social profiles
- The only email address on the page is concealed behind an obfuscation token and belongs to a third-party domain unconnected to this site
- A payment block displays a price and an add-to-cart button although the cart returns an error, so any attempt to transact leads nowhere
- No terms, privacy policy or legal notice exist, so a visitor has no stated rights and no identified counterparty
- The five uniformly five-star testimonials are unverifiable and should carry no weight
- Relying on any queue figure once published here would be unwise, as the tool's own data source had been frozen since July 2023
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
There was nothing to set up. The historic tool was a single public web page: you opened it, optionally picked a timezone, and read the figures. No account, installation, API key or configuration was ever involved. Today the question is moot, since there is no working tool to set up at this address.
Deployment
Behind Midjourney Stats
Resources
All the official URLs gathered for verification and reference.
Frequently asked questions
Does Midjourney Stats still work?
What was Midjourney Stats?
Was it an official Midjourney service?
What is served at the address now?
When did the tool disappear?
Were the figures it published accurate?
Is there a privacy policy or terms of service?
Can anything be bought on the page?
Should I trust the links in the footer?
Where can I check Midjourney's real status?
Should you pick Midjourney Stats?
Midjourney Stats solved a small, real problem well. Midjourney gives its subscribers a finite pool of Fast Hours and an unmetered Relax Mode, and offers little help deciding which one a given job deserves. A page that showed the current queue length per model, converted it to your timezone and said plainly whether waiting was sensible was a genuinely useful thing to have. It cost nothing, demanded no account, and was candid enough to warn its readers when its own upstream feed had gone stale, which happened as early as July 2023.
That tool no longer exists at this address. Archive captures place it here from June 2023 to at least October 2025; by August 2026 the domain serves an unrelated single page in Indonesian, dressed as a furniture shop, that talks about Midjourney monitoring without measuring anything. Its policy pages, cart and contact routes all return errors, its only email address sits on a third-party domain behind an obfuscation token, and its social icons lead to a gambling brand. Nothing there is transactable and nothing there is documented.
The practical advice is short: do not treat this domain as a source of Midjourney service information. The name still suggests a status tracker, and search results and old bookmarks may still point here, but the substance behind the name has gone. Anyone who needs to know how Midjourney is performing should go to Midjourney's own official status page, which is where this tool drew its figures from when it was working. The entry is retained here as a record of a tool that existed, not as a recommendation to visit it.
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