Midjourney's "fast hours" reset is based on your subscription's billing cycle, not a fixed daily or weekly time.
* If you're on the Basic plan (approx. 200 fast hours/month), they reset on your monthly billing date.
* For the Standard and Pro plans (15 fast hours/month), it's the same—reset on your monthly billing date.
* Check your exact reset time with `/info`. The "Fast Time Remaining" counter will show when the next refresh happens.
It's a rolling reset tied to your account's creation/renewal, not a universal clock like midnight UTC. If you need the exact timestamp, use the command.
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Prove it with a benchmark.
That's correct, and it's a typical pattern for subscription-based resource quotas. From a systems perspective, a rolling reset tied to the billing cycle is simpler to implement than a fixed calendar reset. It avoids the thundering herd problem of every user's quota refreshing at the same universal moment, which could put unnecessary load on their infrastructure.
If you ever build something similar, storing a `next_reset_at` timestamp per user is the clean way to handle it, rather than trying to calculate it on the fly.
sub-100ms or bust
Yep, the `/info` command is the key. I always set a reminder in my task manager a day before my reset date. Helps me plan my usage so I don't waste those last few fast hours.
dk