Meta has listed India subscription prices for Muse, its personal AI agent, ahead of an official launch in the country. The Hindu reported the prices on November 9. The Power plan costs Rs. 1,799 a month, and the Maximum plan costs Rs. 8,999.
Meta has not confirmed the prices or a launch date, so they remain reported figures. Muse also has a free tier, and it is not yet clear whether Indian users will get the same free limits.
The Power plan includes 500 million Muse tokens a week. In the US, the two paid plans cost USD 20 and USD 100 a month, so the India prices sit close to them. Reports say subscriptions bought through Google Play or Apple billing may cost slightly more.
Meta introduced Muse on September 8 at Meta Connect 2026. It describes Muse as a personal agent that can act for users, such as handling email, planning travel, and filling out online forms.
The agent asks for approval before sensitive actions like sending emails or making purchases. Users can also choose which apps Muse can access. Meta also plans to bring Muse to its AI glasses. One report says Muse crossed 10 million downloads within two months of launch.
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Muse is not officially available in India yet. Indian users are on a waitlist, and the app is missing from Indian app stores. Even so, people in India can reach its web and WhatsApp versions. Some features remain limited.
The agent cannot take authorization for card payments, since Meta lacks integration with payment processors that operate in India. WhatsApp could give Muse a strong edge in India, where the app has a huge user base.
Privacy is another point to watch. Recent reports raised concerns that Muse builds detailed profiles of people, including some who never used it.