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Meta sets India prices for Muse ahead of local launch

11 NOVEMBER 2026·2 MIN READ·3 SOURCES

Meta has unveiled India pricing for its Muse AI agent, but its launch date in the country has not been announced, The Economic Times reported. Firstpost reported that Muse was still awaiting an official Indian launch and was unavailable through Indian app marketplaces.

Meta sets India prices for Muse ahead of local launch

Key takeaways · 3

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    Meta has set India prices for Muse ahead of a local launch, but no Indian launch date has been announced.

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    Meta says users choose which apps Muse connects to and can revoke access at any time.

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    Firstpost reported that Muse was unavailable through Indian app marketplaces while awaiting an official launch.

Prices are listed, availability is not

The Economic Times reported that Meta had unveiled India pricing for Muse ahead of its local launch.[1] It listed the Power subscription at ₹1,799 and the Maximum subscription at ₹8,999.[1] Firstpost said Muse was still awaiting an official launch in India and could not be accessed through Indian app marketplaces.[2] The Economic Times said the Indian launch date had not yet been announced.[1]

An agent designed to act across apps

The Economic Times described Muse as having agentic capabilities and said it can assist with tasks including sending emails and booking travel, often in the background.[1] Meta says Muse is designed to access apps across categories such as email, calendars, payments, health, shopping and smart home.[3] Users choose which apps to connect and can revoke access at any time, Meta says.[3] Meta also says each Muse agent runs on its own cloud-based virtual machine.[3] These details make the scope of app permissions and the way users manage access central considerations for anyone assessing the service.

Rollout context and a reported caveat

Meta said Muse would initially be available in the United States through a dedicated app or WhatsApp.[3] The Economic Times reported that it launched in the United States in September and was followed by a launch in Canada.[1] Reuters reported a rollout on September 8, 2026.[3] Firstpost reported that the WhatsApp-based assistant had crossed 10 million downloads, while the Indian app-marketplace availability reported by Firstpost remained pending.[2] Reuters also reported that Meta employees testing Muse had mixed results.[3] That account is a reminder that reported capabilities and early testing results are not the same as evidence of consistent performance.

For professionals, the important decision is not just whether the listed price fits a budget, but what work an agent would be allowed to do across connected apps. Treat the India launch timing and the reported mixed testing results as unresolved considerations when evaluating a rollout.

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