Now, it seems that Meta is moving forward with WhatsApp's premium subscription. According to WABetaInfo, the company is working on "WhatsApp Plus," an optional paid plan that adds extra features to the messaging app. There are a number of new features on offer, but not as many as I expected for a subscription version of an app that's always been available for free. (That said, there's no indication of what WhatsApp Plus will cost, so it's possible these features are coming for something like $1 a month.)
Those are the features currently in testing, but WABetaInfo says that WhatsApp has more features planned for its Plus service. That could include exclusive stickers that free users will not get, and reactions could be "more immersive and interactive."
How to try WhatsApp Plus early
If you're comfortable with that, sign up for the WhatsApp for Android beta, update your app to install it, then check either of these locations within the app. Note that when you sign up for the waitlist, that doesn't require you to subscribe. It only gives you the option to do so when Meta rolls out WhatsApp Plus. If you decide you don't feel like paying, you can simply ignore the option.
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