How to Claim 1 Billion Free Muse Tokens With an Invite Code
Muse — Meta's personal AI agent — has a referral program: when a new user redeems an invite code, both the new user and the inviter get 1 billion tokens. Here's a working code and exactly how to claim it.
Invite code: RMN0OG
Join here: https://muse.ai/join
(Disclosure: yes, I get 1 billion tokens too when you use my code. You get the same amount. That's the program.)
The one rule that trips everyone up: 48 hours
You must redeem the code within 48 hours of creating your Muse account. The countdown starts at signup, not when you find a code. So the order matters:
- Join Muse first
- Redeem immediately after
If your account is already older than 48 hours and you never redeemed a code, no code will work for it anymore — that window is closed permanently.
Step by step
- Create your account: https://muse.ai/join
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Redeem the code. Copy
RMN0OGexactly — the fourth character is the number 0, not the letter O.- Mobile app: Settings → Redeem token
- Web (muse.ai): Settings → General → Usage → Redeem invite code
- Check your balance. The 1 billion tokens are added to your account. (Your own invite screen in Settings shows your personal referral terms and how many invites you can send — up to 20.)
Troubleshooting
- "Invalid code" — check the zero/O mix-up first; it's the most common typo with this code.
- "Code exhausted" — each code only works ~20 times. Try a community pool with live slot tracking (builtwithmuse.com or museai-code.com keep lists of codes that still have uses).
- "Too late to redeem" — the 48-hour window has passed for your account. There's no workaround; this is why redeeming immediately matters.
What do 1 billion tokens actually get you?
Muse's free plan already includes an allowance; the bonus stacks 1 billion tokens on top. Community estimates put that at roughly 10 weeks of typical free-plan usage — enough to seriously test-drive an AI agent that can research topics, draft documents, build small web apps, and automate recurring tasks before you ever think about paying.
One warning
Invite codes are free. If a site or seller asks you to pay for a code, close the tab — it's a scam layered on top of a giveaway.
If this code worked for you, pass it on: your own invite code is in your Muse Settings, and sharing it is how everyone in this program earns. Questions — drop them in the comments and I'll answer what I can.
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