Muse AI India plans pricing: Check how much Power and Max subscriptions may cost in the country

Highlights

Meta Muse Power subscription may cost Rs 1,799 per month in India.

The Muse Max plan is tipped to cost Rs 8,999 per month, with higher usage limits.

Muse is currently available in select markets, while Indian users remain on a waitlist.

Meta may soon announce Muse AI in India. We say this because rupee-denominated pricing for the personal AI agent was recently spotted by Indian news outlet The Hindu. While the company already offers two paid plans with higher usage limits in some regions, India may join this list soon to become a key market. The news outlet noted the pricing of these subscriptions may start at Rs 1,799. While Muse AI may be available for free, the company might announce Power and Max plans with higher usage limits.

Muse AI plans price in India (expectations)

According to the report, Meta may keep the pricing of the Muse Power plan at Rs 1,799. Further, the Muse Max subscription could cost Rs 8,999. The charges may be "marginally higher" for subscriptions purchased via the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. We have reached out to Meta for a comment and will update the story if we receive a response.

If Meta announces this pricing officially, the India costs could sit close to the US counterparts. For the unversed, the Power and Max plans cost $20 per month and $100 per month. As for the usage limits, the Muse Power plan offers 500M tokens per week, and the Max plan offers 3B tokens per week. Muse is available only to 18+ users in supported regions.

Since Meta has not revealed the update officially in India, take the speculative prices for the plans with a pinch of salt. Meanwhile, the service is already live in the US, Canada, Japan and Singapore. Since India is a key market for WhatsApp, a possible integration of Muse with the instant messaging platform could open up a large audience for the AI personal agent.

Currently, users in India are placed on a waitlist to access Muse. The Hindu noted that users who registered using a VPN to mimic a supported region continue to use Muse in India even after disabling the connection on the web. For the unaware, Muse subscriptions in supported locations are available via Muse.ai and the mobile app.

Vikas Yadav

Vikas Yadav Vikas, a Copy Editor at Digit, writes to express his interest in technology. He covers consumer-centric tech news while hunting the day's most "VFM" smartphone deal. Plus, this curious geek enjoys digging into the last-mile intricacies of latest gadgets. Before Digit, he reported for Jagran English. Off work, you'll find him emotionally attached to historical sites or lost in tales of India's past. Simply put, tech is his 9-to-5, the rest is history.

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