At the present, the nature of premium features is unknown. The firm is devoted to developing the ad business and has no intentions to charge customers to turn off advertisements, according to an interview with John Hegeman, Meta’s Head of Ads and Business Products.
The majority of Snap, Twitter, and Meta Platforms’ revenue comes from selling digital advertising. Paid features might provide Meta with fresh non-advertising revenue. Snap and Twitter now have premium levels that allow users to access extra services.
Twitter Blue, the company’s subscription program, costs $4.99 (about Rs. 400) each month. Snapchat+, a subscription service, was just introduced in India for Rs. 49 per month.