Munch

Munch belongs in the database because it is a clear example of niche AI software built around a single operational idea: feeding many channels from one source asset. The official pricing and product surfaces focus on taking YouTube videos, Vimeo links, or article URLs and generating multiple outputs like LinkedIn posts, X threads, newsletters, carousel guides, pull quotes, YouTube descriptions, marketing emails, and SEO blog posts. That makes it more than a clipping tool and more immediately useful than a generic prompt interface for teams doing repeatable content repurposing.

It also deserves inclusion because the pricing page is unusually transparent. The official page currently shows monthly plans at $9, $19, $49, $99, and $299, with annual packages that effectively give one month free at $99, $209, $539, $1089, and $3289 per year. The same page also exposes a pay-as-you-go option at $9 for 20 Munches. That combination of low-entry recurring plans and one-time packs gives buyers a clean way to judge whether they need occasional repurposing or a heavier production workflow.