Meta recently shared details of its platform cuts and costs in correspondence with CNBC. According to details from Meta, the company intends to take a "hardware platform fee" of 30% of sales made through the Meta Quest Store (formerly the Oculus store ). In addition, Meta's metaverse app, Horizon Worlds, will also take 17.5% cut of sales made on its platform. That means apps and digital assets sold on Horizon Worlds (which operates through the Meta Quest Store) would take an overall 47.5% cut of sales through the program. Meta is going all-in on designing a digital experience, service, and marketplace that caters to users around the world, but its fees are looking stiff.