Meta brings premium AI plan to rival ChatGPT and Gemini models: Price and what it offers
Last Updated: 2026-05-28 12:55:56
Meta is entering the subscription AI arena with Meta AI plans that will be competing with Gemini, and ChatGPT paid versions. The new service is available for select regions but likely to be rolled out globally in the near future. The Meta AI chatbot is available through WhatsApp and also as a standalone app for users on mobile devices.
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Meta launches Meta One AI plans to rival ChatGPT and Gemini.- Meta One Plus costs $7.99, Premium is $19.99 per month.
- Free Meta AI remains available alongside paid versions.
You can generate AI images, create lists and even ask questions, basically everything you use ChatGPT and Gemini for and might be even free. The company is calling it Meta One and hoping to entice people into paying for its AI business with more benefits.
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Meta AI paid version: Know the details
Meta One comes in two versions and both are priced differently which means you get varied benefits. The Meta One Plus plan is priced at $7.99 (Rs 768 approx) per month, while the Meta One Premium version costs $19.99 (Rs 1,920 approx) per month.
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With the cheaper Meta One Plus plan you get more support for generating images and videos but there is a limit to how much you can rely on the AI model for these tasks. The Premium plan of Meta One has the same features but the usage limit matches up to extra money you pay every month for the AI model.
Meta is starting its tests from next month for users in Singapore, Bolivia and a few more countries. Using AI demands higher computing power, and as we have seen Google and OpenAI do in recent times, Meta now feels the need to charge a premium from its users to get the additional bandwidth from its own resources.
Free Meta AI goes away?
Meta’s premium push is not going to take the free version of Meta AI and it will continue to be available both on the app and the website.
The company has been on a layoff overdrive in recent weeks, saving up the budget to arm itself with more computing power for AI. To sustain those levels, it obviously needs the business to start making back the money and Meta One is probably just the start of that mission.