You will be able to subscribe to your favorite content creator and get exclusive content. For creators, this is a way to earn money for your content on Instagram
Now, you can head on to the profile of one of these creators and subscribe to them for exclusive content. In the coming weeks, the company plans to add more content creators from the US to this list.
Once you are a subscriber of one of the accounts listed above, you will be able to see three new exclusive features: Subscriber lives, Subscriber Stories, and Subscriber Badges. This pretty much means that creators could broadcast special live sessions for their subscribers, as well as exclusive Stories that only subscribers could see.
Additionally, the company states it hopes to build even more tools for creators to connect with their audience even"off platform" . Of course, the tools Meta is hoping to build for creators are not yet announced, so we have to wait and see.
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