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Meta Muse Pricing: Free, Power ($20), Maximum ($100)

Muse has a free plan plus Power ($20/mo) and Maximum ($100/mo). See what each tier gets you, Spark API pricing, and how it compares to ChatGPT and Claude.

Last updated Sep 28, 2026 · What changed: First published5 min readBy the FreeMuseAI team · How we verify
Short answer

Muse costs $0 for Free, $20/month for Power, and $100/month for Maximum. All three tiers unlock the same features — the only difference is how many tokens you get each week. Developers building on the Spark model pay per token, from $0.10 per million on Contributor pricing.

Muse pricing at a glance

PlanPriceWeekly token limit
Free$0100 million
Power$20 / month500 million
Maximum$100 / month3 billion
Source: Meta Help Center · About Muse subscriptions

The Help Center adds one caveat worth knowing before you pay: "Muse and Muse subscriptions are in limited testing and aren't available in all locations yet." A subscription doesn't change what country your account is in — see where Muse works today first.

What upgrading actually buys you

Based on everything Meta has published, Power and Maximum don't unlock new features. Muse works the same way on every tier — it can browse, plan, and complete tasks with your approval. The only documented difference is how much you can ask it to do before you hit a weekly wall.

That makes the pricing decision simple: pay for capacity, not capability. If you're not hitting the free limit, a paid plan won't change what Muse can do for you.

Is the free plan enough for you? →

Muse Spark API pricing (for developers)

If you're building on the model behind Muse rather than using the consumer app, pricing works differently — you pay per token instead of a flat monthly fee. Spark is available through third-party model marketplaces like OpenRouter in two tiers:

TierInput (per million tokens)Output (per million tokens)What it means
Contributor$0.10$0.20Cheaper; conversations may be used to help train future Meta models
Standard$1.25$4.25No training use of your data

This is the same Spark model FreeMuseAI's own free chat tool runs on. Try it here — no sign-up, 5 messages a day.

Muse vs. ChatGPT and Claude pricing

MuseChatGPTClaude
Free tierYes, with a weekly token capYes, with usage limitsYes, with usage limits
Entry paid tier$20/mo (Power)$20/mo (Plus)$20/mo (Pro)
Top paid tier$100/mo (Maximum)$200/mo (Pro)$200/mo (Max 20x)
ChatGPT and Claude pricing per OpenAI and Anthropic, checked Sep 2026.

Muse's entry price matches the industry standard $20/month tier. Where it differs: Muse tops out at $100/month, while ChatGPT and Claude both go up to $200/month for their heaviest-usage plans. If you only compare entry tiers, Muse isn't more expensive — but it also isn't cheaper. The real question is whether Muse is available where you are and whether the free tier covers what you need.

See the full free-plan breakdown →

FAQ

Does Muse have a free trial for Power or Maximum?
Meta hasn't announced one. Right now there's just the Free plan and two paid tiers with no mention of a trial period for either.
Do Power and Maximum unlock features Free doesn't have?
No, based on what Meta has published. All three tiers list the same capabilities. The only stated difference is the weekly token limit.
Is there an annual discount for Muse Power or Maximum?
Meta hasn't published one. The Help Center only lists monthly pricing.
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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