OnePlus 10T buying guide: everything you need to know Mix Fold 2: everything we know about Xiaomi’s impressive foldable Snap said that Snapchat Plus will roll out to other countries at later dates.Īndroid 13: Everything we know about Google’s big OS update Snapchat Plus is available to Snapchat users in the U.S., Canada, U.K., France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. It’s unknown whether ad-free subscription plans for Snapchat Plus will be possible if and when they’re introduced.

In other words, being subscribed to Snapchat Plus won’t allow you to turn off the ads that play in between Stories. However, Jacob Andreou, Snap’s SVP of Product, told The Verge that “ads are going to be the core of our business model for the long term.” The absence of ads is a privilege that comes with most premium subscription plans. Previous reports hinted at multiple subscription tiers, but at the time of publication, only the $4/month option is available. Subscribing to Snapchat Plus will cost $4 per month. The classic Snapchat icon with the ghost sticking its tongue out makes a return here, as do new neon Snapchat icons with a plus sign hovering over the ghost. Some icons have plain colors in the background, while others have your country’s flags and flowers. Snapchat Plus will give you access to exclusive custom Snapchat icons to give your profile a little more personality. The star badge only shows that you’re a Snapchat Plus subscriber and nothin Unlike Twitter’s verified checkmark, you don’t have to jump through a lot of hoops to get it. Subscribing to Snapchat Plus will also award you with a star badge on your profile. Here's how the #Snapchat+ badge will appear in the profile 👇🏻 /S5zrjZmVWH You can also see your orbit with your BFF and see how many friends have rewatched your story. Listing a friend as your #1 BFF gives you the privilege of tracking their whereabouts within the last 24 hours, assuming that the friend in question shared their location with you in the first place.

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