How to get your app into Meta Muse
Meta lets companies build their own Muse connectors and submit them for review. Here’s the process Meta has published, what it doesn’t say yet, and how a live connector gets listed on this site.
Last updated 24 September 2026
What Meta opened to developers
In September 2026, Meta opened Muse to outside developers with a connector platform that lets businesses plug their services directly into Muse, Business Insider reported. Meta’s pitch to companies on its Muse Connector Platform page is to reach new customers and give existing ones more ways to use your product, by bringing it into the everyday tasks people ask Muse to help with.
Meta’s review process
Meta’s platform page lists three steps:
- Describe your product. Tell Meta what your connector does and how people will use it.
- Submit it for review. Meta says it reviews each connector “for functional, security, and legal requirements” and completes end-to-end testing.
- Appear in the directory. Once approved, people can find your connector in Muse. Meta says its editors review connectors for featured placement.
You start from the “Submit a connector” link on Meta’s platform page.
Taking payments
Meta’s platform page says it has partnered with Stripe to make accepting payments easy with Link. On the consumer side, Stripe says Muse can check out wherever Link is accepted, and the person approves the total in the chat. See the Link by Stripe listing for its sources.
What Meta’s page doesn’t say yet
When we read it, Meta’s platform page didn’t say how long review takes, whether there’s a fee, or what technical format a connector uses. It also doesn’t publish a list of approved connectors. Check the page itself for anything newer.
Getting listed on Apps for Muse
Apps for Muse is an independent directory, separate from Meta’s. Being approved by Meta doesn’t add you here by itself, and nothing here can be bought.
We list your connector once a Meta page, or a report from a news outlet on our list, says it works with Muse. Your own announcement is a good start, but on its own it waits until Meta or the press backs it up. The full rules are on How it works.
When you have that source, suggest your connector with the link. Every decision, listed or not, goes in the public review log.
Frequently asked questions
Can any company build a Meta Muse connector?
Meta’s Muse Connector Platform page invites companies to submit a connector. Meta reviews each one for functional, security and legal requirements and tests it end to end before it appears in Muse.
Where do people find approved connectors?
Meta says approved connectors can be found in Muse, and that editors review connectors for featured placement.
Does Apps for Muse list connectors automatically once Meta approves them?
We list a connector once a Meta page, or a report from a news outlet on our list, names it. Our software checks Meta’s pages every day, and you can suggest a connector with its source at any time.
Sources
Every point above comes from one of these pages. Meta’s pages can change after we read them, so check the source when it matters.
- Meta, Muse Connector Platform
- Business Insider, “Meta’s Muse Could Become Zuckerberg’s Best Platform Opportunity Yet”
- Stripe newsroom, 8 September 2026
More guides
- How Meta Muse connectors work: What a connector is, how apps get connected, how permissions work, and how to disconnect.
- What happens to your data when you connect an app to Muse: Where connected data and logins are kept, what Meta says about ads and training, and how to take access back.
- Every Meta Muse connector, with its source
Apps for Muse is independent. It isn’t affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Meta Platforms, Inc.