GoKawiilMeta adds AI phone-calling to Muse subscription starting at $20/month
Meta's AI chief Alexandr Wang announced that Muse, the company's AI assistant, can now place outgoing phone calls to US businesses for paying subscribers. The feature, which had been in limited testing since September, lets users delegate tasks like restaurant reservations and customer service calls, with access starting at a $20 monthly tier and a $100 tier for heavier use.
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The launch puts Meta in direct competition with Google's Pixel-exclusive Call for Me and xAI's Grok Bot, both of which already offer AI-driven calling to businesses or consenting individuals. This growing field of rival features suggests AI assistants are increasingly being positioned to handle routine phone-based chores, which could reshape how consumers interact with customer service and reservation systems.
- Muse's calling feature requires a paid subscription starting at $20/month, with a $100 tier for heavier use.
- The tool targets US businesses for tasks like reservations and customer service inquiries, similar to Google's Call for Me.
- Competitors including Grok Bot, Claude (via AgentPhone), and Instinct's Concierge service offer comparable AI-calling capabilities.
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-11-13
Published there as: “Meta brings Pixel-like Call for Me features to Muse for $20/month”
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