Meta has reportedly listed the subscription prices for its personal artificial intelligence (AI) agent, Muse, ahead of India launch. According to a report by The Hindu, the Power subscription is listed at ₹1,799 per month, while the higher-end Maximum plan costs ₹8,999.
The prices are displayed on Muse's service, with marginally higher charges for subscriptions purchased through Google Play and Apple's billing systems, per the report. However, it remains unclear whether these are final prices, as Meta has not confirmed the India-specific pricing.
Indian users are currently placed on a waitlist for the service. Although Muse's web and WhatsApp interfaces can be accessed in India, some features remain restricted.
Meta introduced Muse on September 8, describing it as a personal AI agent that can perform tasks on behalf of users. Unlike conventional chatbots, it can browse websites, interact with connected applications, and continue working on assigned tasks after users close the application.
According to Meta, Muse can send emails, book travel, fill out online forms, and coordinate longer-term tasks. It operates through Muse Secure VM, a dedicated cloud-based virtual machine equipped with its own browser.
The agent also requires user approval before carrying out certain sensitive actions, including sending emails and making purchases. Users can choose which applications Muse can access and set permissions for different activities.
Meta initially rolled out Muse in the US through its website, dedicated iOS, and Android applications, and WhatsApp. The company has also outlined plans to bring the agent to its AI glasses.
Muse offers a free tier alongside two paid subscriptions. The Power plan costs $20 per month in the US, while the Maximum plan is priced at $100 per month. Both paid subscriptions offer higher usage limits for delegating tasks to the agent, according to reports on its launch.
According to SensorTower data cited by TechCrunch, Muse has recorded more than 10 million downloads within two months of its launch. Its integration with WhatsApp could provide an additional distribution channel in India, where the messaging platform has a large user base.
Meta has yet to announce when Muse will officially become available to Indian users.
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