Meta Muse stays ad-free, monetizes via subscriptions, enterprise, commissions
10/24/2026 — 10/24, 06:19·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Meta chief AI officer Alexandr Wang says the personal AI agent Muse will remain ad-free, with standard access free and premium features or e…
Meta chief AI officer Alexandr Wang says the personal AI agent Muse will remain ad-free, with standard access free and premium features or enterprise services charged. Meta also plans to take a commission on shopping transactions completed through the agent. Muse launched in Japan on Oct 23 and reached 10 million downloads in six weeks after its Sept 8 North American debut, but pricing and timing details were not disclosed.
Latest turnMeta's chief AI officer Alexandr Wang told Nikkei that the personal AI agent Muse will stay ad-free, with advanced features and enterprise services paid, plus commissions on agent-driven shopping. Muse launched in Japan on October 23 and hit 10 million downloads in six weeks after its North America debut on September 8. Pricing and timing remain undisclosed.
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Meta's chief AI officer Alexandr Wang told Nikkei that the personal AI agent Muse will stay ad-free, with advanced features and enterprise services paid, plus commissions on agent-driven shopping. Muse launched in Japan on October 23 and hit 10 million downloads in six weeks after its North America debut on September 8. Pricing and timing remain undisclosed.
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Meta revealed during its Q3 earnings call that more than 10 million users in the US and Canada have set up its shopping AI agent Muse since its September 8 launch, according to The Next Web. Purchase volumes exceeded expectations, forcing Meta to ask Stripe to raise its credit limits.
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