WhatsApp Introduces Subscription Service 'WhatsApp Plus' with Premium Features
WhatsApp is now testing its subscription service, here's what you get and how much it costs
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WhatsApp is testing a subscription service called 'WhatsApp Plus' priced at €2.49 per month in Europe, PKR 229 in Pakistan, and MXN 29 in Mexico. Subscribers gain access to exclusive stickers, customizable themes, and enhanced chat management features, while basic functionalities remain free.
- 01WhatsApp Plus costs €2.49/month in Europe, PKR 229 in Pakistan, and MXN 29 in Mexico.
- 02Subscribers can access exclusive stickers, themes, and custom icons.
- 03The ability to pin up to 20 chats is included, compared to 3 for free users.
- 04WhatsApp Plus is currently in testing and primarily available for Android users.
- 05Basic WhatsApp features, including end-to-end encryption, remain free.
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WhatsApp is currently testing a subscription service named WhatsApp Plus, which offers enhanced features for a monthly fee of €2.49 in Europe, PKR 229 in Pakistan, and MXN 29 in Mexico. This service includes access to exclusive premium stickers, the ability to customize themes with 18 color options, and the option to select a custom app icon. Subscribers can also pin up to 20 chats, a significant increase from the 3 chats allowed for free users. Additional features include 10 exclusive ringtones and bulk settings for chats and groups. Currently, WhatsApp Plus is limited to a small group of users during its testing phase, focusing on Android, with plans to support iOS in the future. Importantly, all core WhatsApp features, including end-to-end encryption, will remain free and unaffected by this new subscription model.
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The introduction of WhatsApp Plus allows users to enhance their messaging experience with new features, potentially attracting users who seek more customization.
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