Is Muse AI Available in My Country? Full Availability Guide

If you’re searching “is Muse AI available in my country”, here is the straight answer: officially, Muse is live in five markets. It launched in the United States on 8 September 2026, followed by Canada on 18 September. Japan followed on 23 October 2026 — the first market outside North America — and Singapore joined on 28 October 2026. Mexico joined on 5 November 2026 — the first market in Latin America. If you’re anywhere else, sign-up still greets you with “not available in your region”.

Last verified: November 10, 2026 — InfoMuseAI.com is an independent guide, not affiliated with Meta.

What’s new: 9 November 2026 — Retail Gazette has reported that Meta is preparing to launch Muse in the UK within weeks, and is lining up retail partners so British shoppers can buy directly from their websites. No launch date has been confirmed, Meta declined to comment, and no retailer names have been given — so the UK is not live yet, and Muse still officially works in five markets.

What’s new: 10 November 2026 — The Hindu has reported the prices Meta may charge in India — Power at ₹1,799 and Maximum at ₹8,999 — ahead of any official launch there. Meta has not announced the figures, and they may still change; the report does not state the billing period. For comparison, the same plans cost $20 and $100 a month in the US. India is not live yet, so Muse still officially works in five markets.

Where Muse officially works right now

Muse launched in the United States on 8 September 2026, with Canada following on 18 September. Japan followed on 23 October, Singapore on 28 October, and Mexico joined on 5 November 2026 — the first market in Latin America. The web app, the iOS and Android apps, and sign-up at muse.ai all check your region — outside the five markets, you can’t create an account through the normal route.

Update: Japan launched on 23 October 2026. See the Muse AI Japan launch for details.

Update: Singapore launched on 28 October 2026, on the iOS and Android apps and the web. See the Muse AI Singapore launch for details.

Update: Mexico launched on 5 November 2026, the first market in Latin America. Muse is available in Spanish, for users aged 18 and over, on iOS, Android, muse.ai and WhatsApp, with local connectors including Cinépolis, Coppel, Despegar, Kavak, Kueski, Liverpool and Rappi.

What happens if you try from an unsupported country

You’ll see “not available in your region” at sign-up, and the mobile apps stop you at the first screens too. On iOS and Android, the app may not even appear in your country’s store. This isn’t a soft launch or a waitlist situation — as far as Meta has said publicly, there’s no queue to join and no notification list for your country.

The VPN question — an honest answer

Some guides suggest signing up through a US VPN connection. Here’s the honest version: it can technically work, but Meta’s terms prohibit misrepresenting your region, and some sources advise against using a VPN for sign-up altogether. We’re not going to recommend violating the terms of service — the choice and the risk are yours.

If you want to see what some users report doing, we’ve documented the workaround in our guide to using Muse outside the USA — read the honest note at the top of that guide before you try anything.

Is Muse coming to more countries?

Mexico is the latest market to go live: it joined on 5 November 2026, the first in Latin America. The UK could be next — Retail Gazette reported on 9 November that Meta is preparing a launch there within weeks, with retail partnerships in the works — but that is a report, not an announcement, and no date has been confirmed. Beyond that, Meta hasn’t published a roadmap, dates, or even a list of next regions. Until it does, treat any “coming to your country on X date” claim as a rumour — no matter how confident the source sounds. Given the speed of the US-to-Canada rollout (ten days), expansion could move quickly once it starts, but that’s speculation, not a promise.

India is the latest place where pricing has surfaced ahead of a launch. The Hindu has reported Power at ₹1,799 and Maximum at ₹8,999, but Meta has not confirmed the figures, the report does not state the billing period, and there is no launch date. Muse is not available in India yet — people there who try to get access are placed on a waitlist instead.

What about the Windows app?

Meta announced a Windows app on 7 October, but gave no release date. When it lands, expect it to follow the same region rules as everything else — there’s no reason to think the Windows version will open up new countries on its own. A desktop app doesn’t change where Meta is allowed to offer the service.

What can you do while you wait?

Follow Meta’s official Muse channels for expansion news rather than rumour accounts. And a word of warning: where there’s a region block, there are scams. Don’t pay anyone for “early access” or download apps claiming to be an unofficial Muse — Meta hasn’t authorised any of them, and they’re a classic route to stolen credentials.

FAQs

Is Muse AI available in my country?

Officially, Muse is available in five markets: the United States, Canada, Japan, Singapore and Mexico. If you’re anywhere else, sign-up is blocked with a “not available in your region” message.

Can I use Muse with a VPN?

Some users report signing up through a US VPN, but Meta’s terms prohibit misrepresenting your region, and some sources advise against it. We don’t recommend violating the terms — the choice and risk are yours.

Is there a waitlist for other countries?

No. Meta hasn’t announced a public waitlist or a notification list for unsupported regions.

When will Muse expand to more countries?

Unknown. Meta has announced no dates, roadmap, or list of upcoming regions. Retail Gazette did report on 9 November that a UK launch is being prepared within weeks, but that is a report, not a confirmed date — and Meta declined to comment. Anything else you read with a specific date is speculation.

Will the Windows app work in my country?

The Windows app was announced on 7 October with no release date. Expect the same five-market availability (United States, Canada, Japan, Singapore and Mexico) to apply — a desktop app won’t bypass the availability limits by itself.