Meta Muse Pricing
Last updated: October 16, 2026. Muse launched September 8, 2026 in the US (18+) — Canada joined September 18, 2026. Token ceilings for paid tiers are now published on Meta's subscription help page.
The three tiers
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Up to roughly 100M tokens per week (per Zuckerberg, via CNET). Payment card required on file, but no charge. |
| Power | $20/month | 500 million Muse tokens per week (per Meta's subscription help page). Same features as free — the difference is volume. |
| Maximum | $100/month | 3 billion Muse tokens per week (per Meta's subscription help page). The highest ceiling Meta sells, for people who delegate heavily every day. |
Things to know
- Tiers differ in volume, not features. Paid plans do not unlock extra agent capabilities — they raise how much you can use.
- Meta now publishes exact paid-tier caps. Power: 500M tokens/week; Maximum: 3B tokens/week (per Meta's subscription help page). The free tier's numeric cap is still not published by Meta — the "roughly 100M/week" figure comes from Zuckerberg's launch interviews.
- A payment card is required even on the free tier. Booking flights and buying things are core Muse features, so Meta needs a card on file for purchases you approve. It also makes bot signups harder.
- A usage meter warns before your allowance runs out on the free tier, so you are not cut off without notice.
Sources
- Layer3 Labs — Meta Muse pricing guide (token ceilings per Meta's Help Center)
- tech-insider.org — Meta Muse launch coverage
- DataCamp — Muse agent overview
- shattered.io — Muse launch analysis
Next steps
Check whether Muse is available in your country, work through the setup guide, then browse 67 real use cases to see what your tokens are actually for.
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