Muse.ai Redeem Code: 1 Billion Free Tokens (2026)
Meta’s personal AI agent, Muse, has a referral program that sounds too big to be real. It is real — with a catch that most people trip over. Redeem a valid invite code in Settings within 48 hours of creating your account, and both you and the person who shared the code get 1 billion Muse tokens each. Miss the 48 hours, and the option is gone. There is no way back in.
We checked the program ourselves: a code redeemed in the Muse app shows a confirmation screen that both sides got 1 billion Muse tokens. The rest of this guide is the fine print — what the tokens are, how long you have, and why a code sometimes says it is used up.
Quick verdict
- The offer is real. It is Meta’s official referral program, built into the Muse app — not a coupon site, not a hack, not a token generator.
- Both sides get 1 billion Muse tokens. You, the new user, and the person whose code you used.
- The catch is the clock. You have 48 hours from the moment your account is created. Not from when you find a code. After that, the redeem option disappears.
- The other catch is the cap. Each code only works a limited number of times — reported at around 20 to 30 redemptions. When a code hits its cap, it stops working, and any other valid code gives the same bonus.
- Tokens are usage credit, not money. You cannot withdraw them, transfer them, or sell them. They buy you use of the Muse agent: chats, documents, browsing tasks, images, code work.
How it works, step by step
1. Find a code before you sign up. The 48-hour clock starts when your account is created, not when you find a code. Have one ready first. Ours are below.
2. Create your Muse account. Get the Muse app (App Store or Google Play) or go to muse.ai and sign up. You need to be 18 or older, or the age of majority where you live, per the Muse terms as reported.
3. Redeem the code inside 48 hours. On your phone: open the Muse app, go to Settings, then Redeem token, and enter the code. On the web: Settings, then General, then Usage, then Redeem invite code. Enter the code exactly as shown and confirm.
4. Check that the tokens landed. Open the usage screen in Settings. The bonus should show there. If it does not, the code may have been used up, mistyped, or the window may already have closed — see the troubleshooting section below.
Do it in your first session if you can. People lose this bonus by signing up, meaning to come back, and finding the redeem option gone two days later.
Our invite codes
Code 1: WYZ1E7
Code 2: QRERJ6
Use either code. If the first one says it is used up, try the second — any valid code gives the same bonus.
These are our codes — AiTopMix gets the same 1 billion token bonus when you use one. If the first code is used up, try the second. We cannot verify how many uses are left on either code; that count is shown only on the inviter’s invite screen inside the app, and it changes as people redeem. Do not pay anyone for a code. A code is free, and any code that works gives the same bonus.
The fine print
The 48-hour window is strict. It runs from account creation. An account that is a week old cannot claim the bonus later, and no support route reopens it. The only way to earn tokens after your window closes is to share your own code: each friend who redeems it earns you another 1 billion tokens, up to the referral limit reported at around 20 friends.
Each code has a limited number of uses. Reports put the cap at around 20 to 30 redemptions per code, depending on the stage of the rollout. That is why code lists go stale fast. A code that says “used up” or “invalid” has usually just hit its cap — try another one.
Availability is limited by region. Muse launched in the United States in September 2026, with Canada following, and later reports add Japan. Meta has not announced other regions. An invite code does not bypass regional availability or any waitlist. Check the app in your region before you count on the offer — and treat sign-up-via-VPN guides as unofficial: they carry risks, and waiting for an official launch is the safer route.
Terms can change. Meta has not published a standalone terms page for the referral program that we could find; the fine print lives on the invite and redemption screens inside the app. What you see there on the day you redeem is the current offer. This guide is dated 4 November 2026 — check the invite screen before you rely on any number here.
What 1 billion tokens actually gets you
Tokens are Muse’s usage quota. The free tier runs on a weekly token allowance, reported at around 100 million tokens a week. Paid plans raise that allowance — the Power plan is reported at $20 a month for 500 million tokens a week.
Against those figures, 1 billion tokens is roughly ten weeks of the free allowance. Reported estimates put its value at around $9 at official plan prices. That is a useful bonus, not a fortune — and it is credit, not cash. You cannot cash it out, move it to another account, or sell it.
Reports differ on whether referral tokens expire: Meta’s official account has described the referral pool as never expiring, while the terms allow promotional credits to carry an expiry. Check the date shown beside your own balance and use the bonus sooner rather than later.
If a code does not work
“Used up” or “invalid.” The code has usually hit its redemption cap. Try the second code above, or any other valid code from someone you trust. All working codes give the same bonus.
Typo. A mistyped code shows an error. Re-enter it carefully — codes are case-sensitive as shown.
Window closed. If you joined more than 48 hours ago, the redeem option will not grant the bonus, and no code will fix that. Your own code still works for earning tokens from friends who join fresh.
Already redeemed. Each account can redeem once. The redeem entry disappears after an account has confirmed a redemption.
Region. If Muse is not available where you are, a code will not change that. Check the app’s availability first.
FAQ
Is this a scam?
No — it is Meta’s own program, announced by Meta in September 2026 and built into the Muse app’s Settings. The scam version is anyone charging money for a code. Codes are free. Never pay for one.
Do I need a credit card?
Reports of the signup flow say no card is required to join and redeem. Paid plans are separate, and optional.
Can I use a code if I joined last week?
No. The 48-hour window is strict and runs from account creation.
Are the tokens cash?
No. They are usage credit inside Muse. They cannot be withdrawn, transferred, or sold.
Does a VPN make it work outside the US and Canada?
Some guides say so. It is unofficial, it carries risks, and a code does not bypass regional availability. Check the app in your region instead.
What if both codes are used up?
Any valid code from any Muse user gives the same bonus. Ask a friend for theirs, or check back — we refresh this page when codes run out.
Check the invite screen on the day you redeem: the 48-hour window, the per-code cap and the regional rollout are all set by Meta, and they move. What you see in the app is the current offer — this guide is a snapshot, not a promise.