Meta is reportedly preparing to expand its autonomous personal AI agent, Muse, to India. The service has generated significant momentum globally, surpassing 10 million downloads within two months of its initial release.
Indications of an upcoming Indian rollout surfaced after potential subscription prices appeared in rupees. The Muse Power plan is listed at Rs 1,799, while the top-tier Maximum plan is priced at Rs 8,999, broadly matching US subscription rates.
While Meta currently maintains a free tier with generous usage limits in markets like the US, Canada, Japan, and Singapore, official confirmation for India’s exact pricing structure remains pending.
Unlike standard conversational chatbots, Muse operates on virtual cloud environments to execute multi-step tasks independently, such as organising itineraries, managing customer service interactions, filling out forms, and booking flights. Its planned integration with WhatsApp positions the agent to reach a massive user base across India.
However, full functionality in India faces hurdles. Indian users remain on a waitlist, and local payment processor integrations required for autonomous transaction authorisation are not yet active.
Though users can bypass waitlist access via VPNs, the agent’s inability to process local card payments highlights broader infrastructure challenges facing autonomous AI agents in the region.
