How to Make Money with Meta Muse

Meta launched Muse, its personal AI agent, in the US on September 8, 2026. On September 29, it added Muse for Small Business, which links to Instagram and Facebook business accounts, Meta ad accounts, and tools such as Shopify, Stripe, QuickBooks, Canva, Notion, and Slack.

Most small businesses will not configure this well by themselves. That gap is your opening.

Do not sell Muse. Sell the hours saved and the customers won.

Plans

A free tier with weekly limits, Power at $20 a month, and Maximum at $100 a month

Small business

Free with usage limits, plus paid plans for more

Availability

Available in the US only at launch

Safety

Muse runs in a Secure VM, and Sentinel approves its actions and network access

Configure Muse for Small Business for local shops and service businesses:

• Connect the business tools that matter
• Document the brand voice and FAQs
• Set the approval rules
• Build recurring workflows
• Train the owner in a single session

Charge a fixed setup fee, with optional monthly support.

• Draft posts in the brand’s voice
• Plan the monthly content calendar
• Summarize Instagram insights
• Suggest campaign ideas based on what performs
• Draft replies to frequent questions

You review and publish. Sell content as a monthly package.

• Sum up weekly Shopify and Stripe sales
• Draft product descriptions
• Plan promotions
• Answer frequent customer questions
• Prepare regular reports for the owner

Offer busy professionals a managed assistant service covering:

• Inbox and calendar management
• Travel research and planning
• Subscription and bill tracking
• Research and shopping comparisons

Do this work from your own Muse account. Never ask clients for their passwords.

• Competitor and market research
• Supplier and vendor comparisons
• Local market scans
• Event and venue research

Verify every fact before you deliver a report.

Meta opened Muse’s connector platform to developers and reported more than 1,500 applications within a week. If you build software, a connector can put your product, or a client’s, in front of Muse users.

• Workshops for local business groups
• Short courses for one industry at a time
• Templates for prompts and workflows
• Newsletters with agent tips

Setup

A fixed fee for each business

Monthly support

A retainer covering content, reports, and updates

Training

A fee per session or per workshop

Research

A fee per report

Price by the time and revenue you save the client, not by how fast Muse works.

• Follow Meta’s terms and the rules of every connected platform
• Keep client data private, and keep only what you need
• Approve each public post, payment, and customer message yourself
• Disclose AI-assisted services wherever it matters to clients
• Remember that some sites block AI agents

• Use Muse for your own work first
• Record the time it saves you
• Offer one free setup to a local business in return for a testimonial
• Share before-and-after results
• Ask every client for referrals

Act as my business advisor for a Meta Muse service. My skills: [skills]. My target clients: [type of business] in [city or niche]. Design one service I can sell this month with Muse for Small Business, covering the offer, setup steps, approval rules, monthly deliverables, and a price range. List the risks and the rules I must follow. Do not invent market data.