Munch Studio

The pricing page offers a 7-day free trial on every paid plan and no free tier. The terms say starting a trial may require payment details through Stripe and that the trial converts automatically into the monthly or annual plan chosen at sign-up unless cancelled from the My Account page or by email before it ends.

The pricing FAQ adds a wrinkle: it lists Free among the single-brand plans and says cancelling Essential moves the account back to Free. No Free limits are published, so treat that as an account state rather than a plan you can rely on for posting.

Billed yearly, Essential is $38 a month charged as $456 and Premium $60 a month charged as $720, and these figures agree across the page. Monthly billing does not: the plan cards show $58 and $85, while the comparison table lower on the same page shows $48 and $75. Both are reported here; confirm the amount at checkout before choosing monthly billing.

Refunds follow separate rules. A monthly payment is refundable in full if you cancel within 7 days and have not used the service in that time. An annual plan is fully refundable within the first 14 days, counting the trial. After that, the refund is the annual fee minus the standard monthly price for each month or part used.

Each plan meters three things: minutes of long video that can be repurposed, generated videos and video scripts. Posters and carousels are unlimited on every plan. On multi-brand plans the limits are shared across all brands on the account, not given to each brand.

When a limit is reached, the FAQ says you are prompted to upgrade to the next plan in your group, and usage resets at the start of the next billing cycle. There is no published top-up for extra minutes. A business that records a weekly one-hour show would use about 240 to 300 minutes a month, inside Essential, but ten generated videos a month may be the tighter limit.

• Essential: 500 minutes, 10 generated videos, 5 scripts a week.
• Premium: 1,000 minutes, 30 generated videos, unlimited scripts.
• Studio: 2,500 minutes and 50 videos across up to 5 brands.
• Scale: 7,500 minutes and 150 videos across up to 15 brands.

After it learns the business from the website, posts, videos and call recordings, Munch builds a strategy, drafts posts and videos, and publishes the ones you approve to connected Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok accounts. Call recordings and videos that include other people should be uploaded only with their consent.

The terms say Munch is not liable for errors, omissions or third-party rights infringement in the content or deliverables, and they require that you hold the rights to everything you upload. Review claims, prices, music and images in each generated post before approving it, particularly in regulated fields such as health or finance.

The pricing FAQ says everything Munch Studio creates belongs to you. The terms give Munch a limited licence to use your content and deliverables to provide the service, and you agree that your content may be used to train the AI systems that serve your account; the terms say personal data that is not publicly available is not used for training.

Two further clauses matter for brands. The terms let Munch name your company as a customer and use your logo in its marketing, with case studies published only with written approval. The privacy notice says conversations synced from connected social accounts are kept until you delete them or request deletion.

Studio covers up to 5 brands and Scale up to 15, both with unlimited team members, and Scale can be customised by brands and quotas. Downgrading from Premium, Studio or Scale must be requested from support, so start on the smaller plan in a group and move up when limits bite.

Check the licence wording before signing an agency contract. The terms describe a personal, non-transferable licence and ask users to state they are not acting on behalf of another person or company, which sits awkwardly with client work. Ask Munch to confirm agency use in writing, or use its partnerships contact for a custom agreement.

1. Record the plan, trial start date and remaining repurposing minutes before upload.
2. Upload the webinar and add the brand logo, colours and fonts.
3. Review the suggested clips, captions and post copy for one week.
4. Check each clip for cut-off sentences, caption errors and claims not made in the webinar.
5. Schedule two posts, confirm they appear on the right accounts, then note the minutes and generated videos used.

Accept at least five usable clips with accurate captions and no invented claims, using about 20 of the 500 minutes. Reject clips that misquote speakers or posts published without approval. Cancel before the trial ends if the result is not used. No result is reported until the test is run.

For the wider task of turning long content into short pieces, see content repurposing. To edit a recording by its transcript before cutting clips, compare Descript; for short vertical videos made from a script or URL, see Cliptalk.