US EditionMeta to test premium subscriptions on Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp: Report
Meta will test premium subscriptions offering expanded AI tools and exclusive features on Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp while maintaining free core services.
- On Monday, Meta Platforms told TechCrunch it will test premium subscriptions on Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp in the coming months, while keeping core access free.
- To diversify revenue, Meta Platforms aims to recoup heavy AI spending last year and plans to evolve subscriptions from Meta Verified for everyday users, creators and businesses.
- Feature sets will vary by app, with Instagram adding unlimited audience lists, follower insights, and stealth Story viewing, while Vibes shifts from free to freemium with paid monthly extras.
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The goal is to test new subscriptions that will offer users access to exclusive functions in their applications, declared Mark Zuckerberg founded and led by Mark Zuckerberg for TechCrunch. The Giant of Silicon Valley explained...
Facebook and Instagram might get paid subscription tiers soon
Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp might soon start charging you — if you want premium features, that is. According to a report by TechCrunch, Meta (the parent company of all three social networks), is planning to test subscription tiers that would give users access to exclusive features. SEE ALSO: Instagram is nostalgic for 2016 again (yes, really) Meta confirmed the news to the publisher, saying these subscriptions would unlock productivity a…
Meta Prepares Paid Tiers For Instagram, Facebook And WhatsApp, Offering Exclusive AI Features And Enhanced Control: Report - Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META), Snap (NYSE:SNAP)
Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is reportedly testing new paid subscriptions across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp that would unlock premium features and expanded AI tools while keeping the core apps free. Meta Tests Subscription Model Across Core Apps Meta plans to roll out optional subscriptions that offer users a more advanced experience across its social apps, the company told TechCrunch. The Mark Zuckerberg-led company said it will te…
Meta to test paid subscriptions for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp with exclusive AI features
Meta says the move aims to “unlock more productivity and creativity” for paying users by expanding access to its AI-powered tools, including those recently integrated through its acquisition of Manus, an AI agent developer.
The American Meta announces that it will start testing premium features for the social platforms it holds, which should be offered to users in exchange for a monthly subscription.
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