Munshi Social, the AI content marketing engine for small teams, plans, writes, publishes, and tracks your content for the price of a scheduler. Plans cover one brand, three brands, or as many as you run. Founding members keep the price they join at, for life.
14-day free trial · No card required · 7-day money-back
Join at today's price and keep it for life. It only rises for new members.
Ladder prices are monthly. Yearly billing takes two months off each stop.
For one brand. Munshi plans, writes, publishes, and tracks every post and article.
$49 $15$12/month
yours for life billed $144/year, yours for life
14-day free trial · No card required · 7-day money-back
Three brands on one plan, for freelancers and small teams who run content for clients.
$99 $29$24/month
yours for life billed $288/year, yours for life
14-day free trial · No card required · 7-day money-back
For more brands than Studio holds, at the volume your calendar needs, on one agreement.
Custom
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| Compare plans Every number, side by side. | Founding Recommended | Studio | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $15 /mo$12 /mo | $29 /mo$24 /mo | CustomCustom |
| Brands | 1 | 3 | As many as you run |
| SEO articles a month | 15 | 45 | Matched to your calendar |
| Posts a month across your networks | 1,000 | 3,000 | Matched to your calendar |
| Weekly plan you approve | Included | Included | Included |
| Analytics | One view | Per brand + overview | Per brand + overview |
| Price locked for life | Included | Included | One agreement |
| Free trial | 14 days | 14 days | — |
| Support | The makers | The makers | Direct line |
| Start free trial | Start free trial | Talk to us |
The usual setup costs about $83/mo: a scheduler (~$29), an AI blog
writer (~$39), and analytics (~$15). Munshi Founding does all three for
$15/mo.
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Most people weigh Munshi against the free option they already half use, not against Hootsuite. Here is that comparison, honestly.
ChatGPT writes a caption when you ask for one. It does not decide what to post this week or remember what went out last week. It does not shape one idea for eight networks, publish it, or tell you what worked. Munshi does that whole cycle and stops for your approval once a week. The writing was never the hard part. Showing up every week is.
Munshi vs doing it yourselfA free scheduler is the right tool if you already write everything. It posts what you paste in. It cannot fill an empty queue on a busy week, publish an article to your site, or plan next month. If your team writes, use one. If nobody has time to write, a scheduler is a calendar with nothing on it.
Munshi vs BufferIf you enjoy it and it gets done, keep going. Most small businesses plan weekly posts and a monthly article. In practice, they post a lot in January and go quiet by spring. For $15 a month, Munshi covers the missing part: it shows up every week, works from your plan, and waits for your yes.
How the week worksNo. Munshi drafts with large language models, the same kind of AI as ChatGPT, but the product is everything around the writing. It writes from your company profile, proposes a keyword map and a weekly plan, and shapes each draft for its network. It grades drafts for search before you see them, publishes to your CMS and networks on a locked schedule, and captures results daily. A chat window gives you a paragraph. Munshi gives you the whole week, ready for your approval.
Munshi writes from your company profile and your positioning, and nothing publishes until you approve it. Every draft is graded before you see it. Anything that reads wrong can be edited in the composer or sent back. The trial is the honest test: read what Munshi plans and writes for your business before you pay anything.
You can use just one. Leave the other channel unconnected, and the price stays the same. The plan includes both because they feed each other: each article becomes the week's social material, and the posts bring readers back to the article.
Yes. Munshi publishes to your own accounts and your own CMS, so everything stays where it was published. Cancelling stops the plan and the writing. It does not touch any post or article that is already out.
About one sitting a week to approve the batch, usually well under an hour. Setup takes an afternoon: describe your business, connect your accounts and your CMS, and approve the first strategy. After that, the schedule is locked and publishes whether or not you are online.
You get 14 days of the full engine free, with no credit card needed. The trial covers 3 articles and 50 posts. Cancel any time from Plan & billing, which opens the Paddle billing portal. Anything you already published stays yours.
Munshi proposes a content plan for your business, and you approve it once. The plan says which articles to write, for which keywords, and when. After that, Munshi writes, schedules, and publishes the rest of the week on its own. Each finished article can also go out as a post on every network you have connected.
Blog articles go to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Framer, or Sanity. Social posts go to Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, Threads, YouTube, and Bluesky. X is coming soon and cannot be connected yet. Munshi writes each article into your CMS, formatted for that platform. Ghost, Webflow, and Framer receive it as a draft you publish from your own dashboard. WordPress receives a draft too, but a scheduled article goes live at its set time. Sanity articles go live on schedule.
No. Founding pricing is locked for life while you stay on the plan and billing cycle you joined. Switching either moves you to the price on sale then. The price only rises for new members, as seats fill.
Founding includes 15 SEO articles and 1,000 social posts a month at one flat price. Studio covers 3 brands with 45 articles and 3,000 posts a month, shared between them however you like. For more than three brands, an Enterprise plan sets the volume to match your publishing calendar. There is also a daily fair-use cap on AI generation: about $5 of model usage per workspace per day. It stops one busy session from using up a month's allowance. The cap resets every day at 00:00 UTC.
Yes. Your first payment has a 7 day money back guarantee, and you can cancel any time after that. The Manage billing button in Plan & billing opens the Paddle portal, where you cancel, change your card, or download invoices. You do not need to email anyone, and nothing tries to talk you out of it.
Weighing alternatives? See how Munshi compares to Buffer, StoryChief, SocialBee, Hootsuite, Later, Loomly, Metricool, CoSchedule, Blotato, Planable, SocialPilot, and doing it yourself with ChatGPT. Each page prices both sides, and says when the other tool is the better buy. Every first payment carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. The full policy is on the refunds page.
There is also a daily fair-use cap on AI generation: about $5 of model usage per workspace per day. It stops one busy session from using up a month's allowance. The cap resets every day at 00:00 UTC.