Facebook introduces ‘Plus’ subscriptions that give you extra features

After announcing subscription tests for Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp earlier this year, Results TechCrunch and Bloomberg say that Meta is starting a global rollout in the next few weeks and is also starting to test registrations for Meta AI. With these new offerings, Meta joins many other tech companies in changing their subscription plans bring new money following more AI money – Google, for example, recently they lowered the price Its most expensive subscription is thrown into YouTube Premium.

Instagram Plus and Facebook Plus will cost $3.99 per month, while WhatsApp Plus will cost $2.99 ​​per month. Instagram Plus adds features such as the ability to highlight a story once a week, extend the presence of a story for another 24 hours, and preview someone else’s story without appearing to be a viewer. Facebook Plus will allow you to increase Facebook news to be available for 48 hours instead of 24 hours, among a list of other bonuses, which are focused on engagement with news:

WhatsApp Plus adds features such as the ability to add 20 additional chats and use Premium stickers. Results TechCrunch states that this registration cannot replace payment confirmation, Verified Meta.

Meta is also starting to test Meta One Plus, which costs $7.99 per month, and Meta One Premium, which costs $19.99 per month, and allows subscribers to do things like create more photos and videos with Meta AI. This means that the free version of Meta AI will now have limited use in its thinking and video and image creation. The company will first test AI-based plans starting next month in Singapore, Guatemala, and Bolivia.

For developers and businesses, Meta is testing two new plans. Meta One Essential will cost $14.99 and includes features such as the Meta Verified badge. Meta One Advanced costs $49.99 per month and, among other things, allows subscribers to appear in search results on Instagram and Facebook and allows Instagram creators to provide direct links to posts and reels. Meta will begin testing the plan starting this weekend in countries including Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Thailand, and Bangladesh.