11.03.2026 14:32
It has been claimed that WhatsApp is working on a paid subscription system called "WhatsApp Plus"; while the app will remain free, millions of users will be disappointed after the news that some features may only be available to paid users.
In recent years, paid membership systems are becoming increasingly common on many digital platforms, especially messaging applications. These systems, which offer users more features and privileges, allow access to advanced features of applications through a "premium" membership model.
NEWS THAT WILL UPSET MILLIONS
It has been claimed that WhatsApp, one of the world's most popular messaging applications, is also working on a similar subscription system. It is reported that WhatsApp, which has been used completely free for many years, plans to offer a new paid subscription option called "WhatsApp Plus."
WILL OFFER ADDITIONAL FEATURES
This new system is expected to be presented to users as a version that offers additional features alongside the existing free application. It is stated that the basic use of WhatsApp will continue to be free.
With the new subscription system, it is planned to add more personalization features to the application. It is mentioned that features such as the ability for users to change the application icon, different color options, and custom ringtones will be offered as part of the paid package. Additionally, while a maximum of three chats can be pinned in the free version, it is expected that the number of chats that can be pinned will increase with WhatsApp Plus.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT EXPECTED
It is rumored that the paid subscription package may also include special stickers and some additional features. However, there has not yet been an official statement from Meta, WhatsApp's parent company, regarding this system. Nevertheless, it is considered that the paid features that Meta has recently added to its applications could be a precursor to the subscription model planned for WhatsApp.