Moonbeam is a long-form writing assistant. The homepage says it is the only AI writing assistant specifically trained to help you write essays, stories, articles, blogs, and other long form content. Start from a named template, use the Wizard on jumbled notes, or prompt Luna for a first draft. Smart Chat and a keyword cluster sit beside the editor. The homepage mentions a generous Free Plan. The pricing Pro and Team amounts and do not list Free Plan caps.
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Moonbeam fits someone who already has notes and wants an outline turned into paragraphs, or a first draft from a short prompt, inside an essay, blog, newsletter, or lesson-plan template. It is a weak fit when you need a published free-tier limit before creating an account. The Pro card is labeled Billed Yearly and includes $49 /mo for 1 user. Team is $99 /mo/seat and adds collaborative real-time editing. A separate line says the product is probably way more than $50. That line is not the same figure as the card at $49 /mo. No yearly total is shown. A paid plan is described as refundable for 30 days. Shown testimonials about grades and plagiarism are not checks from this page.
The homepage lists a technical guide for developers or other technical users, a product update marked beta for users or potential users, a help desk article for users of your product, a how-to guide, an informative essay, a blog intended for publication online, a Twitter thread marked beta for a first draft of a thread, a newsletter for a private audience, a lesson plan for teachers or students, a discussion post for a forum or private audience, and a personal story for a private audience. The personal story line says that template is useful with the AI text expander. Use the Wizard to instantly transform your jumbled notes into a useful outline, and your outline into perfectly written paragraphs. Luna is the AI behind Moonbeam. Give her a few quick instructions, and watch her return with a well-written first draft. Those are the two documented starts: notes in, or a short prompt in. The page does not say how long a paragraph or a draft will be.
Official documentationThe homepage heading is Talk to your content with Smart Chat. Under it, you highlight the text you wish to modify and Smart Chat refines it, you can generate posts directly from the chat content, and you can use a selection of pre-defined prompts. The same block calls that chat GPT-4 powered. It does not name the prompts. The Pro card separately lists unlimited access to Moonbeam Chat and unlimited access to Ask Luna. A cluster starts when you enter a prompt or keyword. The page says that step generates 10+ content ideas in a matter of seconds. With just one click, create detailed post outlines and complete blog posts, all powered by GPT-4 technology. The organization control is folders: keep the posts inside folders. Nothing on the page states a folder cap, a post cap, or a word cap for that cluster.
Official documentationAdvanced text editing can paraphrase or improve a complete passage or only highlighted text. Boss Mode is one line on the page: Activate Boss Mode to revolutionize your content with a complete transformation. Public drafts are for sharing the draft. The same editor block says you can embed links, images, or upload your own visuals, and it lists one-click idea generation. Those are controls on the page, not a sample of output. The style block says famous authors, comedians, and politicians are a prompt away. Shown examples are a wedding toast in the style of a 1930s gangster, an essay introduction on the paradox of free will in the style of Friedrich Nietzsche, and a rap in the style of Eminem. For more than one person, Collaboration Mode enables team members to work on a document. Enjoy a Google Docs-like experience tailored specifically for your AI-generated content. The Team card later names collaborative real-time editing. The pages do not say the homepage mode and that Team line are the same switch.
Official documentationThe Pro list is unlimited long form writing, unlimited social media posts, and unlimited access to AI writing tools, Boss Mode, Moonbeam Chat, and Ask Luna, plus Moonbeam Wizard, the custom style generator, and 1 user. The block is labeled Billed Yearly $ 49 /mo Experience Moonbeam AI at its best. That is a shown label. It is not a measured length from a draft. Team repeats the unlimited labels and adds Integrate with your tools, the custom style generator, collaborative real-time editing, multiple users, and priority support. The line under the name is $99 /mo/seat. The card says A team plan with multi user support and that it is best for enterprises and startups. The button says Contact Us. The homepage says a generous Free Plan exists, and neither paid card lists what that plan includes. Your Moonbeam subscription is 100% risk free. The refund sentence applies after you sign up for a paid plan and try it for a full 30 days.
Official documentationFor a class starts on the lesson plan template, which the page says is for teachers or students, or on the essay template, which it says writes an informative essay. Put the messy notes through the Wizard so the outline comes before the paragraphs, or prompt Luna when the only direction is a short phrase.
A suggested blog path uses the cluster. Enter a prompt or keyword, take the 10+ content ideas, then use the one-click step the page ties to outlines and complete blog posts powered by GPT-4 technology. Keep the set in a folder. The blog template says the piece is intended for publication online. The Twitter thread template, marked beta, is the short piece: a first draft of a thread. Pro is the card that labels long-form writing and social posts as unlimited. That label is, and the homepage cluster does not show its own word cap.
A suggested team path starts on the product update template, marked beta and aimed at users or potential users, or on the newsletter template for a private audience. One person can draft with the Wizard. Others join through Collaboration Mode, described as a shared document with a Google Docs-like experience. The Team card is the one that names multiple users, collaborative real-time editing, and priority support. It also says integrate with your tools and does not name the tools. Contact Us is the button. A public draft is a separate editor control, so sharing inside the team and publishing outward are not the same sentence on the page.
Choose a homepage template such as essay, blog, newsletter, or lesson plan, or use the Start writing control. Product update and Twitter thread are marked beta.
Give the Wizard jumbled notes so it can make an outline and then paragraphs, or give Luna a few quick instructions for a first draft.
Highlight text for Smart Chat, use a pre-defined prompt, or enter a keyword to generate ideas, outlines, and posts kept in folders.
Read the Free Plan gap, the Pro yearly label, the Team per-seat line, and the 30-day refund that follows a paid signup.
The homepage mentions a generous Free Plan and does not list caps. Pricing shows Pro, labeled Billed Yearly, at $49 /mo for 1 user, and Team at $99 /mo/seat. A marketing line says probably way more than $50 and does not replace those cards. No yearly dollar total is shown. Your Moonbeam subscription is 100% risk free when you sign up for a paid plan and try it for a full 30 days, after which the page says the full payment is refunded.
Readers who see the Free Plan line and still need the missing caps.
Not verified.
Mentioned on the homepage only.
It includes one user, as 1 user.
$49 /mo.
Billed Yearly.
Enterprises and startups that need more than one user.
$99 /mo/seat.
Shown as /mo/seat, with Contact Us.
The $49 card price and the $50 marketing line are both shown and are not the same number. Free Plan limits are absent. Testimonials about grades, output, and plagiarism are quotes on the page.
You need a marketing writing product rather than this outline path.
Moonbeam's homepage frames essays, stories, articles, and blogs, and its templates add help articles, lesson plans, and newsletters. Choose Jasper when the job is campaign copy instead of notes turned into paragraphs. No Jasper price is stated on these pages.
You are comparing another writing product for articles.
Choose Writesonic when you do not need Moonbeam's lesson-plan, discussion-post, or product-update templates. Moonbeam's public path is the wizard from jumbled notes plus those named templates. These pages do not describe Writesonic's editor or its price.
The template list here is not the job you need.
Moonbeam publishes templates for essays, stories, blogs, technical guides, product updates, help articles, lesson plans, and newsletters, plus a wizard from notes to paragraphs. Choose Sudowrite when that list is the wrong job.
The homepage says it offers a generous Free Plan and then points at Moonbeam Pro. The pricing cards that were public are Pro and Team only. They do not list Free Plan word caps, seat counts, or which editor controls stay on that plan.
SourcePro is labeled Billed Yearly and shows $49 /mo for 1 user, with unlimited long form writing, unlimited social media posts, unlimited AI writing tools, Boss Mode, Moonbeam Chat, Ask Luna, Moonbeam Wizard, and the custom style generator. A nearby line says probably way more than $50. That sentence is not the card price.
SourceTeam is $99 /mo/seat. The card calls it a team plan with multi user support, best for enterprises and startups, and the button is Contact Us. Extra lines are integrate with your tools, collaborative real-time editing, multiple users, and priority support, on top of the same unlimited labels as Pro. The tool names behind integrate with your tools are not on the page.
SourceThe pricing page says your Moonbeam subscription is 100% risk free. If you sign up for a paid plan, try it for a full 30 days, and decide it is not for you, the page says the full payment is refunded with no questions asked. The sentence starts from a paid signup. It does not describe a refund of the Free Plan, and it does not list the clicks used to ask.
SourceThe notice is for Go Moonbeam LLC and was last updated August 20, 2022. It says we do not process sensitive personal information, and that Moonbeam does not receive any information from third parties. It also says information may be shared in specific situations. All payment data is stored by Stripe. The notice says cookies and similar technologies are used, and that log data may include an IP address, device information, and browser type. It does not say whether drafts are used to train a model.
SourceThe homepage and pricing footers include the words Chrome Extension next to Pricing and Privacy. A help-center host was blocked during capture, so it is not a source here.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Moonbeam. These notes quote the homepage, the pricing page, and the privacy notice reviewed on 2026-10-06. Lines about grades, plagiarism, and writing volume are testimonials shown on those pages, not measurements. A help-center host returned a block page and is not used as a source. Free Plan caps and the rest of the cut-off privacy sentence stay unpublished here. This description is based on Moonbeam's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.
The Free Plan has no shown caps. Pro is marked Billed Yearly, and a paid signup is tied to a 30-day refund line.