Moonbeam

About Moonbeam

Moonbeam is a long-form writing assistant built around templates rather than a blank chat box. Instead of asking you to prompt your way to a structure, it offers formats with a known shape — technical guide, how-to guide, essay, product update communication, help desk article and more — and works within that outline so the draft arrives already organised. That template-first approach is the whole differentiator: it targets the moment where writers stall, which is not usually sentence generation but deciding what the piece is and in what order it should say things. Around the drafting core sit several named surfaces: Boss Mode for longer generation, Moonbeam Chat for conversational back-and-forth, Ask Luna, the Moonbeam Wizard for guided setup, and a custom style generator that lets you define and reuse a voice rather than re-describing it every time. The pricing model is the strongest thing about the product commercially. There is a single $49-a-month Pro tier, billed yearly, and it is unlimited across every axis — unlimited long-form writing, unlimited social posts, unlimited access to the writing tools, Boss Mode, Chat and Ask Luna — which stands out in a category where nearly every competitor meters word counts or credits. A $99-per-seat Team tier adds multi-user support, real-time collaborative editing, tool integrations and priority support.

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