
Meta is expanding its paid offerings across Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Meta AI with a new subscription service called Meta One.
The service combines existing app-specific subscription features with expanded access to AI tools, along with professional features designed for creators and businesses. Meta says the rollout includes more than 50 features and has already reached 15 million subscriptions and trials to date.
Meta One brings together several existing subscription options with new bundled plans that offer higher usage of some of Meta’s more compute-intensive AI features.
Subscribers can get more access to image generation and editing through Meta AI, video generation powered by Muse models, and creative tools such as Restyle on Instagram.
Meta says more than half of subscribers in early testing used both AI and expression features in its bundled plans.
Meta AI will continue to offer a free experience for everyday use, while the paid Core and Premium plans provide higher usage limits and additional creative capabilities.
Meta One’s creator and business plans go beyond AI-generated content. The subscriptions add professional tools directly inside the apps where creators and businesses already interact with their audiences.
The new features include:
Enhanced profiles that can showcase websites, locations and customer feedback
A more prominent follow button on Reels
Automatic follow invitations for people who engage with content
More access to Meta Business Agent for customer responses
These tools bring content creation, audience management and customer interaction into a single workflow, alongside the wider use of AI-powered strategies for modern digital marketing.
Meta is also introducing higher-tier plans aimed at creators and businesses that need more publishing and analytics capabilities.
The Advanced plan includes features such as scheduling Instagram Stories up to 30 days in advance, adding links to organic posts and Reels, exporting analytics and accessing deeper audience insights. It also allows businesses to give team members account access without sharing passwords.
The Advanced plan allows Instagram Stories to be scheduled up to 30 days ahead and includes exportable analytics and links in organic posts and Reels.
The addition of analytics and publishing controls gives creators more ways to manage content performance alongside everyday audience engagement. Understanding campaign data, audience behaviour and performance metrics can become increasingly useful as these tools provide creators with more data to work with.
Meta One is being offered across several tiers for individuals, creators and businesses. Single-product subscriptions start at $2.99 per month, while individual bundles start at $7.99 and creator and business bundles start at $14.99.
The business-focused plans scale across four tiers:
Essential: Starting at $14.99 per month
Advanced: Starting at $49.99 per month
Expert: Starting at $149 per month
Max: Starting at $499 per month
Pricing, features and availability can vary by region, app and account.
Meta One’s creator and business plans range from $14.99 per month for Essential to $499 per month for Max.
For businesses evaluating these plans, the difference in pricing also makes financial modelling and cost planning part of the decision around which combination of AI and business tools to use.
Meta says it will continue adding features and AI agent capabilities aimed at content creation, marketing, business operations and optimisation.
One upcoming addition is Edits Plus, which will offer more cloud storage and additional access to an Edits assistant designed to analyse Instagram insights and help brainstorm content ideas. Meta also says the service will expand to Edits, AI glasses and more products over time.
For creators, this means more of the workflow can happen around data analysis and performance insights, rather than focusing only on generating content.
Meta One brings paid features across Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Meta AI under a broader subscription structure. Alongside expanded AI usage, the plans add tools for publishing, analytics, audience management and customer communication.
Meta says Meta One launched with more than 50 features and has reached 15 million subscriptions and trials to date.
The company says the core experience across its apps and Meta AI will remain free, while subscriptions provide access to additional features and higher AI usage limits.
As Meta expands the service to more products and AI capabilities, Meta One is becoming a broader paid layer around the company's existing creator, business and AI ecosystem.