8 networks and 5 blog platforms, one calendar
Munshi Social, the AI content marketing engine for small teams, connects to your blog and to the networks you run. It writes for each one in its own format and publishes on one schedule, with no per-channel fees, ever.
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Where posts go
One idea becomes a post for each network you have connected. Each post is written to that network's length and tone, and all of them land on the same calendar.
Each post gets a caption written for Instagram, goes out with its image or video, and is measured daily.
How it works →TikTok
Each video gets a caption written for TikTok and is scheduled from the same calendar as everything else.
How it works →XComing soon
X is coming soon. It cannot be connected yet, so nothing publishes there.
What is planned →Long-form posts are written for LinkedIn and published to your profile or Company Page on schedule.
How it works →Page posts are written for Facebook and published on schedule, with or without an image or video.
How it works →Pin descriptions are written for search, and each Pin is published to the board you choose.
How it works →Threads
Posts are written in the conversational tone of Threads and published on schedule.
How it works →YouTube
Each video is uploaded with a title and a description written for YouTube search.
How it works →Bluesky
Posts are written for Bluesky and published on schedule, connected with an app password.
How it works →Where articles go
Ghost, Webflow, and Framer receive articles as drafts you publish from your own dashboard. WordPress takes drafts too, except scheduled articles, which go live at their slot. Sanity goes live, now or on schedule.
WordPress
SEO articles land in WordPress as drafts, or go live on their own at the time you schedule.
How it works →Ghost
SEO articles land in your Ghost publication as drafts, with the cover image included.
How it works →Webflow
SEO articles land as draft items in your Webflow CMS collection, for you to publish.
How it works →Framer
SEO articles land as draft items in your Framer CMS collection, for you to publish.
How it works →Sanity
SEO articles are written into your Sanity dataset and go live, now or on schedule.
How it works →Every platform on one line
This table shows what each platform receives, how you connect it, and whether comments come back into Munshi for you to answer. The lengths and counts are the ones the composer checks before anything is scheduled.
| Platform | What publishes | How it connects | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| A photo, a carousel of up to 10, a Reel or a Story, with a caption up to 2,200 characters. Text alone is not allowed. | Instagram's own sign-in, as a Business or Creator account | Read, reply and delete | |
| TikTok | One video with a caption up to 2,200 characters. | TikTok's own sign-in | None |
| X Coming soon | Nothing yet. X is coming soon. | Coming soon. No X account can be connected yet | None |
| A post up to 3,000 characters, with up to 20 images, one video, or one PDF as a document post. | LinkedIn's sign-in, then your profile or a Company Page | Read and reply, on a Company Page's posts | |
| A Page post up to 5,000 characters, text alone or with up to 10 images or one video. | Facebook's sign-in, then the Page you pick | Read and reply | |
| A Pin with one image or video and a description up to 500 characters, on the board you pick. | Pinterest's own sign-in | None | |
| Threads | A post up to 500 characters, with up to 20 images or one video. | Threads' own sign-in | Read, reply and hide |
| YouTube | A video upload as a Video or a Short, with a title up to 100 characters and a description up to 5,000. | Google's sign-in, as one channel | Read only; reply on YouTube |
| Bluesky | A post up to 300 characters, with up to 4 images or one video. | Your handle and an app password you create in Bluesky's settings | Read only; reply on Bluesky |
| WordPress | An article as WordPress blocks, with the cover image in your media library. | WordPress's authorization screen, which issues an application password | Not applicable |
| Ghost | An article as a draft post, with the cover image uploaded to Ghost. | An Admin API key from a custom integration, plus your site URL | Not applicable |
| Webflow | An article as a draft item in the CMS collection you choose. | A site token with CMS read and write access | Not applicable |
| Framer | An article as a draft item in your blog collection. | A Server API key, plus your project URL | Not applicable |
| Sanity | An article as a post document, with the cover in your asset store. | Your project ID, dataset name and a write token | Not applicable |
Blog platforms have no comment inbox, so the last column is for networks. Signing in to a network never gives Munshi your password. You can revoke the access from the platform's own settings whenever you like. Each network and each blog holds one account per workspace. X is marked coming soon: it has a card in the app, but it cannot be connected and nothing publishes there. The full list is in everything Munshi connects to today.
Connecting, answered
Which platforms does Munshi publish to?
Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, Threads, YouTube and Bluesky for social posts, and WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Framer and Sanity for blog articles. One Google connection covers Analytics and Search Console for the blog's numbers. X is coming soon and cannot be connected yet, so nothing publishes there.
Is there a fee per channel?
No. Every plan includes every platform on this page, and connecting another network costs the same as your first. Founding is $15 a month for one brand, with 15 articles and 1,000 posts. Studio is $29 a month for three brands, with 45 articles and 3,000 posts.
Can I connect two accounts on the same network?
Not in one workspace. A workspace holds one account per network: one Instagram, one Facebook Page, one LinkedIn profile or Company Page, one YouTube channel. The Studio plan covers three brands, each with its own connected accounts and calendar. A second account belongs to a second brand.
Which networks bring comments into Munshi?
Instagram, Facebook, Threads, YouTube, Bluesky and a LinkedIn Company Page. You can reply from Munshi on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Threads, and remove a comment on Instagram or hide one on Threads. YouTube and Bluesky comments come in to read, and you answer on the network itself. TikTok and Pinterest bring none in.
What if my blog platform is not on the list?
Tell us which one on the contact page. We add blog platforms when a customer needs one, and the roadmap shows what is being built now. Meanwhile, you can copy or export an approved article for any other platform, which is how an article reaches Medium.
If your platform is not here
Tell us which one on the contact page. We add blog platforms when a customer needs one, and the roadmap shows what is being built now.