Meta launched its One subscription bundles globally on September 15, 2026, offering tiered plans that pair its standalone social app subscriptions with expanded AI usage. The announcement came shortly after Meta introduced Muse, its new AI assistant.
The bundles are available in two categories: plans for individual users and plans for creators and businesses. Meta confirmed that the core experience across its apps and Meta AI will remain free, and users can still purchase standalone subscriptions for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp separately.
For individual users, the Core plan is priced at $7.99 per month and the Premium plan at $19.99 per month. Both include Instagram Plus, WhatsApp Plus, and Facebook Plus, along with additional AI media generation features such as image creation through Muse and in-app tools like Instagram’s Restyle. Meta noted this represents savings compared to purchasing all three standalone subscriptions individually, which would otherwise total $11 per month.
Creator and business-focused bundles range from $14.99 to $499 per month across four tiers. The Essential plan ($14.99/month) includes a verified badge, impersonation protection, and access to Meta Business Agent on WhatsApp. The Advanced plan ($49.99/month) adds features such as story scheduling up to 30 days in advance, links in organic posts and reels, exportable analytics, and expanded team account access. The Expert ($149/month) and Max ($499/month) tiers are designed for larger teams and offer the highest levels of feature access and Meta Business Agent capacity.
Meta said it plans to expand the bundles over time to include additional products such as Edits and AI glasses. The launch marks Meta’s broader push to monetize its platforms through subscription offerings tied to its growing AI capabilities.
Source: The Verge