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Meta rolls out its Meta One subscription bundle globally, with expanded Meta AI capabilities powered by Muse, and $7.99/month and $19.99/month individual plans (Stevie Bonifield/The Verge)

Meta One bundles start at $7.99 per month with perks like 48-hour Instagram stories and a bold follow button.

Meta has rolled out its Meta One subscription bundle on a global scale, expanding its offerings with the added capabilities of its new AI assistant, Muse. The bundles come in three individual plans for users, creators, and businesses, priced at $7.99, $19.99, and ranging from $14.99 to $499 per month respectively.

The "Core" plan at $7.99 monthly offers Instagram Plus, WhatsApp Plus, and Facebook Plus, along with additional media generation through Meta AI. This includes generating images using Muse or utilizing in-app AI features, such as Instagram's Restyle, for $2.50 less than purchasing the individual subscriptions separately.

Creator and business-oriented plans start at $14.99 per month for the "Essential" tier, granting tools for managing audiences, access to Meta Business Agent on WhatsApp for 24/7 customer support, a verified badge, higher search rankings, and protection against impersonation accounts. The "Advanced" plan costs $49.99 monthly, offering professional publishing features, deeper audience insights, and enhanced Meta Business Agent responses.

Finally, the "Expert" plan at $149 and the "Max" plan at $499 per month provide scaling and optimization features, including the highest levels of Meta Business Agent capacity for large-scale teams.

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