Business guide
Muse for Small Business
Muse for Small Business extends Meta’s personal agent with business skills and connectors.
It works inside Muse, using the services you connect to help with business tasks.
Checked . Meta’s announcement was published September 29 and updated October 8.
What Can It Help With?
Meta’s examples include business planning, reviewing advertising performance, preparing campaigns, and examining expenses. Results depend on the data and permissions available through your connected accounts. Review outputs before relying on them.
A first task could be to review connected campaign data and prepare a draft with proposed changes for you to inspect. Meta says publishing, sending, and spending require your approval.
Business Connectors
Meta lists Asana, Box, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HighLevel, Intuit QuickBooks, Klaviyo, Lovable, Notion, Shopify, Slack, Stripe, and Zoom. It also describes connections to Facebook Pages, Instagram professional account analytics, and Meta ad accounts.
Check the connector list in Muse Settings for your account. For connection steps and custom or device connectors, see our setup guide. Developers can visit the Muse Connector Platform.
Availability and Age Requirements
The official business page lists the United States and Canada, ages 18 and over. Confirm access and connector availability in your account.
The personal agent has a wider rollout: Meta announced Singapore availability on October 27. That post describes the personal agent and a progressive rollout of local connectors; it does not confirm that the small-business offering is available there.
Cost and Usage
Meta links business users to Muse subscriptions rather than announcing a separate business price. Free usage has limits. Our pricing guide covers the existing Power and Maximum plans and weekly allowances.
Credentials, Payments, and Privacy
The business page describes a secure credential store that keeps saved logins out of the agent’s view. It labels 1Password integration coming soon.
It also describes one-time card numbers at checkout, with Link purchase protections for eligible purchases. Meta says conversations are not shared with its advertising systems. These are Meta’s product claims; review the applicable terms and permissions for your task.
For broader privacy questions, see our Meta Muse review.
Frequently asked questions
What is Muse for Small Business?
It is a collection of skills and connectors inside Muse, Meta’s personal AI agent, aimed at business owners. Meta announced it on September 29, 2026; the announcement was updated October 8.
Does Muse for Small Business need a separate subscription?
Meta directs business users to Muse’s existing subscription plans and says free usage is available within limits. The business announcement does not introduce a separate business price. Check current terms in your account.
Which connectors does Muse for Small Business support?
Meta names Asana, Box, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HighLevel, Intuit QuickBooks, Klaviyo, Lovable, Notion, Shopify, Slack, Stripe, and Zoom, plus Facebook Pages, Instagram professional account analytics, and Meta ad accounts. Check Muse Settings for the current list.
Where is Muse for Small Business available?
The official business page lists US and Canada residents aged 18 and over. The personal-agent rollout is broader: Meta announced Singapore access on October 27, 2026. That announcement does not establish small-business availability there.
Can Muse publish ads or spend without approval?
Meta says nothing publishes, sends, or spends without your approval. Review the proposed action and account permissions before approving.
Is the 1Password integration available?
The business page labels 1Password integration as coming soon. It describes an existing secure credential store, one-time card numbers at checkout, and Link purchase protections for eligible purchases.