Munshi Social, the AI content marketing engine for small teams, is not built for one industry. If you can
describe your company and your ideal customer, it can plan, write and publish for you.
Here are six kinds of business, the channels each one uses, and the
work Munshi takes off their plate.
01
SaaS & tech startups
You ship product all week, and the writing never gets done. Munshi drafts SEO articles from your keyword map and keeps your posts going in a builder's voice.
Blog·LinkedIn·Bluesky
02
E-commerce & DTC brands
Product shots alone do not carry a feed. Munshi plans visual posts around your catalog. It writes articles for the keywords in your map that people search when ready to buy.
Instagram·TikTok·Pinterest·Facebook·Blog
03
Professional services
Firms win on trust. Munshi drafts the articles clients search for before they call. You approve every word before it publishes.
Blog·LinkedIn·Facebook
04
Local & service businesses
You are on jobs all day. Munshi keeps the channels your customers check active on a fixed schedule, so you are not catching up after hours.
Facebook·Instagram·Blog
05
Creators & coaches
Your name is the brand, so showing up often is the product. Munshi drafts posts in your voice and turns your point of view into long articles.
Instagram·Threads·TikTok·YouTube·Blog
06
Agencies & multi-brand teams
A second brand should not mean a second subscription. Studio runs three brands on one plan. Each brand is its own workspace with its own accounts and calendar.
Not on this list? Munshi does not depend on your industry, only on
customers who read, search and scroll. If yours do,
tell us what you sell and we
will say honestly whether it fits.
Which one are you
Which plan fits: solo, agency or larger team
The size of your business decides the plan, and your industry decides
the channels. Four rows cover almost everyone. The numbers below are the
ones the app itself counts against.
A post counts once for every network it goes to, so one post sent to
LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook uses three of the allowance. An
article counts once, the first time Munshi writes it, and rewriting it
does not count again. Both counts go back to zero on your renewal
date. On the trial, they reset at the start of each calendar month.
Your monthly allowance
explains what counts.
Studio's three brands sit on one subscription and one pool. Here
this period reads 2 of 45 articles and 30 of 3,000 posts.
Every plan has the same routine: one sitting a week, whether you run
one business or three client brands. The plan only changes how many
brands and how much volume you get.
You start on Home. One card counts what waits on your
yes this week, and each row has one button:
Approve, Review,
Retry, Reconnect,
Fix or Set up. Under it,
Upcoming lists what still goes out this week, and
Unanswered counts the comments waiting on a reply.
Then you make four more stops: the Blog overview, the
Scheduled tab on Social, the comments in Community,
and Results.
Home on a Monday. Three things need a decision, and three posts are
already booked for the week.
Everything you approved and everything Munshi planned sits on one
Calendar. The chips along the top filter the month by
channel. The key underneath tells the entries apart:
Planned or added by hand,
Scheduled to go out, Already out and
Reminder. Blog articles and social posts share the
grid, so you see a thin week before it happens.
Every channel shows on one month. Filter by chip, or open a day to
edit what is on it.
A keyword tool, a writing tool, a scheduler and four analytics tabs
only work if someone joins them up every week. That someone is the
marketer you do not have. Munshi replaces that work, not just the
tools.
01
One tool, not five subscriptions
Keyword research, the content plan, drafting, scheduling and publishing all happen in one place. You never copy work out of one tool and paste it into the next.
02
One decision a week
The week's work arrives as one batch. You approve, edit, regenerate or reject each item. Approved items then publish on a locked schedule without you touching them again.
03
One dashboard at the end
Numbers from every connected channel land in one place. You see what worked without opening eight tabs on a Friday afternoon.
Before you pick
Questions before you pick a plan
Which plan do I need?
It depends on how many brands you run. One brand is Founding at $15 a month. Up to three is Studio at $29 a month, on one shared allowance. Past three it is Enterprise, priced by conversation, and every plan starts with the 14 day trial.
Can I run several brands on one subscription?
Yes, on Studio. It covers three brands, which share one pool of 45 articles and 3,000 posts a month. In Plan & billing, the Workspaces on this plan card lists each brand and what it used this period. Attach adds another workspace you own to the plan, and Detach takes it off again.
Where does Munshi publish?
Blog articles go to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Framer, or Sanity, and social posts go to Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, Threads, YouTube, and Bluesky, with X coming soon. 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. A workspace holds one account per network, so a second Instagram account needs a second workspace.
How much time does it take each week?
One sitting a week, on every plan. You clear what needs your yes on Home. Then you make four more stops: the Blog, the social week, Community and Results. The guide that walks them in order is called Twenty minutes a week.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. The trial runs 14 days with every feature and no card, and includes 3 articles and 50 posts. Sign up with an email address or a Google account, and your first sign-in creates your workspace. First payments carry a 7 day money back guarantee.
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