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Meta launches Meta One subscription service for users

By Technology Desk September 16, 2026 AI & Digital Life, Technology & Telecom
Meta launches

MENLO PARK, Calif.: Meta has introduced a new subscription service called Meta One that brings together separate subscription plans for Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Meta AI under a single offering.

The company said subscribers will gain access to advanced artificial intelligence features and professional tools across its various platforms.

Meta One is designed to bring together more than 50 features currently available through individual subscription plans, including Instagram Plus, Facebook Plus and WhatsApp Plus.

More than 15 million users currently subscribe to the three individual services, according to the company.

Meta has introduced Core and Premium plans for individual users, offering expanded access to AI-powered tools for creating and using images and videos.

The company’s new subscription strategy is expected to increase access to advanced AI-powered image and video creation tools through paid plans, while the availability of some features at no cost may be reduced.

For creators seeking the combined subscription, the monthly fee starts at 1,750 Pakistani rupees. Users who want to subscribe to an individual service, such as Facebook Plus, can do so for 299 rupees per month.