Unofficial guide. Not affiliated with Meta.
Last verified: 22 October 2026
Official source: Meta’s Muse Code Subscriptions page.
Muse Code is Meta’s subscription route to the Muse models, including Muse Wonder. It has four tiers (all prices in USD). The headline prices are simple; the two things that actually separate the tiers are Muse Wonder Full and how much usage you get relative to the cheapest plan.
The four tiers
| Tier | Price | Muse Wonder Full | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday | $5/mo | Not included | Base level |
| High | $15/mo | Not included | – |
| Power | $50/mo | Included | 20x Everyday usage |
| Maximum | $200/mo | Included | 80x Everyday usage |
Contributor mode: the default on every tier
Whichever tier you choose, the subscription defaults to Contributor mode: Meta may train on your prompts, your code and your outputs. An opt-out exists. If that default matters to you, it applies at $5/mo exactly as it does at $200/mo – it is not a tier feature.
The alternative: the API is a separate route
Muse Code is not the only way in. The Meta Model API is a separate, pay-per-token route (billing required), where Muse Wonder is priced at $4 per 1M input tokens and $20 per 1M output tokens – confirmed on Meta’s official pricing page. Muse Wonder Full is not available on the API at all; it is subscription-only, on Power and Maximum. The full three-way picture is on the Muse Wonder pricing page.
Which tier, on these facts alone
- You need Muse Wonder Full: only Power ($50/mo) or Maximum ($200/mo) include it. Everyday and High do not, at any price.
- Power or Maximum: both include Wonder Full; the stated difference is usage – Power is 20x the Everyday level, Maximum is 80x.
- You do not need Wonder Full: Everyday ($5/mo) and High ($15/mo) are the cheaper subscription tiers.
- You would rather pay per token: skip subscriptions and use the API route instead – but note its $4/$20 rate is confirmed on Meta’s official pricing page.
For the models themselves, see What Is Muse Wonder? Meta’s New AI Model Explained.
Last verified: 22 October 2026
Unofficial guide. Not affiliated with Meta.