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Is Meta Muse Free? What the Free Plan Includes (2026)

Yes. Meta Muse has a free plan with a weekly usage limit. Paid plans cost $20 or $100 a month. Here's what the free plan gives you and when to upgrade.

Last updated Sep 27, 2026 · What changed: First published5 min readBy the FreeMuseAI team · How we verify
Short answer

Yes, Meta Muse is free, with a weekly usage limit. Mark Zuckerberg said the free plan covers up to 100 million tokens a week (a token is a small piece of text). If you need more, Power costs $20 a month and Maximum $100 a month. Muse is only open in the US and Canada.

Outside the US or Canada? Muse isn't available in your country yet, so the free plan won't work for you. See your options outside the US →

Free vs Power vs Maximum at a glance

Muse has one free plan and two paid plans. The only difference Meta lists between them is how much you can use Muse each week.

PlanPriceWeekly limitGood for
Free$0100 million tokensQuestions and small tasks a few times a week
Power$20 / month500 million tokensPeople who hit the free limit most weeks
Maximum$100 / month3 billion tokensHeavy daily use and long tasks
Sources: Meta Help Center, Mark Zuckerberg

Is the free limit enough?

For most people, yes. If you mostly ask Muse questions, you are unlikely to run out.

It may not be enough if you give Muse long tasks every day. Here's why. A token is a small piece of text, and Muse uses tokens for everything it reads and writes. When Muse browses websites or fills in forms for you, it reads every page it opens. That uses far more tokens than a quick question.

What happens when you reach the free limit?

You can wait for your limit to refresh, or upgrade to a paid plan. Meta hasn't said exactly when the free limit resets.

Want more without paying? If you join with a friend's invite code, you both get 1 billion tokens. That's about 10 weeks of free use.

How Muse invite codes work →

Is Power worth $20 a month?

For most people, no. Start on the free plan, and only upgrade if you keep hitting the limit.

Power is worth it if:

  • You reach the free limit most weeks.
  • You use Muse for long tasks, like research or comparing many websites.
  • Waiting for your limit to refresh slows down your work.

Maximum ($100 a month) is for people who run Muse heavily every day. Most people won't need it.

Compare every Muse plan and API price →

Want to try the model behind Muse first?

You can try Muse Spark here, the model that powers Muse. It's free for 5 messages a day, with no sign-up. It's the model only, not the full Muse agent, so it can't browse or do tasks for you.

Outside the US? You can also use Muse Spark for free inside WhatsApp →

FAQ

Is the Muse app free to download?
Yes. The Muse app is free to download on iOS and Android, and you can also use Muse on the web at muse.ai. It is only available in the US and Canada right now, so people in other countries may not find it in their app store.
Do free Muse tokens reset every week?
Your free usage refreshes after you hit the limit, and Mark Zuckerberg described the free plan as 100 million tokens per week. Meta has not published the exact reset day or time.
Can I use Muse without paying for a subscription?
Yes. You can keep using Muse on the free plan until you reach your usage limit. After that, you can wait for the limit to refresh or upgrade to Power or Maximum.
Is FreeMuseAI the official Muse website?
No. FreeMuseAI is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Meta. The official Muse website is muse.ai.

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