Users who choose to pay a monthly fee will gain access to advanced features, including enhanced artificial intelligence tools and exclusive digital services.

One of the key highlights of these plans is the inclusion of Meta’s newly acquired AI agent suite, Manus, which is expected to offer smarter, faster, and more personalized assistance across Meta’s apps. This move shows Meta’s growing focus on artificial intelligence as a core part of its future strategy.

The primary goal behind these subscription plans is clear: to open new income streams beyond traditional advertising. As ad growth faces pressure worldwide, Meta is looking for more stable and predictable sources of revenue.

It is important to note that Meta’s AI models, developed under the name LLaMA, will remain open source and free to access. This means developers and researchers can still use them without paying, even as premium users receive added benefits.

The subscription plans are also expected to offer full access to AI powered short video tools, known as Vibes. While the basic Vibes service has been free since its launch, subscribers will enjoy extra features designed to improve creativity and content quality.

Meta has clarified that these new subscription plans will be separate from Meta Verified, a service launched in 2023 that allows users to obtain a blue checkmark along with added account protection and support.

The spokesperson added that after the initial testing phase, user feedback will play a key role in shaping the final version of these subscription plans before they are rolled out globally.

With this step, Meta appears to be reshaping how users interact with social media offering more choice, more control, and more powerful tools for those willing to pay for a premium experience.