Meta launches $3.99 monthly subscription plans for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp with premium AI features
By
Bradford Betz
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Summary
Meta is rolling out paid subscription plans called Facebook Plus, Instagram Plus, and WhatsApp Plus, offering enhanced features and premium AI tools across its platforms. The subscriptions, priced at $3.99, were announced by Meta head of product Naomi Gleit as part of a broader strategy to expand premium offerings and AI capabilities. The rollout targets users who want enhanced tools beyond the free versions of Meta's popular social media and messaging apps.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledWe're starting to roll out Facebook Plus, Instagram Plus, WhatsApp Plus with enhanced features that our community already loves,
Meta said Instagram Plus and Facebook Plus will cost $3.99
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