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An AI-powered video commerce and UGC insights platform founded in 2015 (San Francisco, UC Berkeley Skydeck). Its core is “in-video search”: proprietary AI (computer vision, audio analysis, NLP) scans video audio, on-screen text, and scenes across 70+ filters—brand/product mentions, sentiment, demographics, topics, brand safety flags, language, scenes—to match millions of YouTube videos to a product catalog by brand, category, or competitor. Brands use it to discover and license authentic UGC, analyze shopper sentiment and competitor video, and embed shoppable video carousels (with in-video search and Add to Cart buttons) on Shopify or any e-commerce site. Pricing: Starter $249/mo month-to-month or $199/mo annual (up to 40 videos, 2-year storage, search + carousel); Growth $499/mo or $399/mo annual (up to 100 videos, 4-year storage, sentiment/demographics/SEO keywords, competitor insights, Ask Vyrill agent, multi-platform syndication); Enterprise custom (unlimited video/storage, API access, phone support). Note: the pricing page shows an inconsistency—the middle tier is labeled Growth at $499/mo in the table but “Leader” at $449/mo in the description below; confirm the name and rate before signing. Shopify listing marks the app as “Free” but official pricing starts at $249/mo—verify what the free tier includes. API is Enterprise-only. Sentiment, demographics, and competitor insights require Growth+. Not an influencer outreach platform; focused on in-video search, UGC licensing, and shoppable video.

An AI long-to-short video clipping tool. Upload a long video or paste a link, and it identifies high-engagement moments, cuts them into vertical clips, auto-captions with hashtags, reframes for TikTok/Reels/Shorts, and generates titles and descriptions. Includes a “HiClip Chat” mode where you can give natural-language editing instructions (e.g., “cut the slow parts, keep the highlights”). Chinese tech media reported HiClip as a product from HiDream.ai, launched at WAIC 2025. English directories list a HiClip AI under Sparking Innovations Limited (Hong Kong). Note: product identity is ambiguous across sources; pricing data conflicts ($9–$20/mo reported; Starter $9/mo has the most support); free tier limited to 5 exports/month with watermark; users report slow processing on longer videos; manual editing is limited. Not to be confused with “Hip Clip AI” (Los Angeles, podcast transcription).

An AI-native creator marketing and UGC management platform for brands. Its multimodal AI “watches” short-form video on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube—analyzing visuals, audio, transcripts, and comments—to automatically detect brand mentions, including untagged content and Stories that disappear after 24 hours. Brands use it for two things: social listening/insights (what’s working for you and competitors) and end-to-end creator programs (find creators, manage UGC rights, turn top posts into Partnership Ads). Includes Deep Research (AI-generated reports analyzing up to 10,000 posts, with one-click export to Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini) and an MCP server for read-only natural-language queries. Founded 2021 by Paul Benigeri and Geoff Woo; backed by Stripe, Tiger Global, Battery Ventures, Lux Capital, Anti Fund (Jake/Logan Paul, Geoffrey Woo); 1,000+ brands including L’Oréal, DoorDash, Pinterest, Crocs; two of the largest AI labs run creator marketing on it. Pricing is not published—archive.com/pricing is a demo booking form; credit-based plans (Startup 2026, Growth 2026, Enterprise 2026, Agency 2026). Note: Startup plan excludes Magic Fields and Deep Research; Trustpilot 3.2/5 (Average); enterprise-focused, demo required.

A Y Combinator-backed AI agent for influencer marketing. Describe your ideal creators in one sentence, and Stormy handles the pipeline: creator search across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and more; one-click email enrichment; AI-driven outreach from your Gmail with automatic follow-ups; negotiation within your budget guardrails; post tracking across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook; and payment via CreatorPay (always requires manual approval). Built on 6 tools (Creator Search, Email, Negotiate, Track, Pay, List Management) and 5 skills, with pre-built Playbooks for Outreach, Negotiation, Post Tracking, and Re-engagement. Pricing (official docs): Starter free (1 workspace, 100 credits/month), Growth $49/mo or $39/mo annual (1,000 credits, full sequences, post tracking), Business $199/mo or $159/mo annual (5,000 credits, autonomous AI agent, CreatorPay), Enterprise custom. Note: REST API is in development, not yet released (early access by request); limited independent reviews (2 on Trustpilot, avg 4.50; one asks for pay-as-you-go); ScamAdviser flags hidden WHOIS, invalid registrant email, low traffic despite concluding \"legit\"; TikTok Ads/advanced payments are on the roadmap. Important: stormy.ai\'s homepage currently shows a different product (AI ops assistant for local service businesses); this entry refers specifically to the influencer marketing AI agent documented at stormy.ai/docs and on YC.

An all-in-one social media management and content marketing platform (launched 2017). Combines content discovery (trending articles, videos, memes by niche), an editorial calendar, multi-platform scheduling and publishing (Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Google Business Profile, plus WordPress and other blogs), a social inbox, approval workflows, competitor analytics, AI writing/image/video generation, and white-label reporting for agencies. MCP is live and documented: connect https://mcp.contentstudio.io/v1/mcp via OAuth or API key to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, or LangChain, and create/schedule posts and generate media from inside the client (posts land as drafts for review in ContentStudio). Pricing (annual): Standard $19/mo (5 accounts, 1 workspace, MCP/API included), Advanced $49/mo (10 accounts, social inbox, approval workflow), Agency Unlimited $99/mo (25+ accounts, unlimited users/workspaces), Enterprise custom; 7-day trial, no card. Note: monthly pricing is not displayed on the main page—confirm at checkout; social inbox and approvals require Advanced+; mobile app is less capable than desktop; UI is feature-dense (learning curve); isolated reports of refund refusal and data-integrity failure exist, though most reviewers praise support. G2 4.6/5 (355 reviews), GetApp 4.7/5 (674 reviews).

An AI social media manager for small businesses and agencies (formerly GetMunch). It learns your business from your website, photos, videos, and recordings, builds a content strategy, and generates posts, carousels, and short videos—scored by trend and keyword signals rather than just face detection—which you approve and schedule to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and TikTok, with cross-platform analytics built in. Business Deep Learning trains on your site and past posts before producing, aiming for on-brand output. Pricing: no free plan; 7-day trial only. Essential $38/mo annual or $48/mo monthly (500 min repurposing, 10 generated videos), Premium $60/mo annual or $75/mo monthly (1,000 min, 30 videos, unlimited team members), Studio $148/mo, Scale $398/mo. Note: AI clip selection can miss the best moments and may need manual refinement; transcription accuracy drops on non-English content; terms describe a personal-use license despite selling business/team plans, legal entity is in Israel, and only 30 days of data retrieval after subscription ends; no public general API contract; not to be confused with the branding/design agency of the same name. G2 4.6/5 (31 reviews); Trustpilot mixed (customer service praised, branding consistency criticized).

A social media scheduler built for creators, agencies, and developers who want AI agents to drive publishing. Schedule across 9 platforms (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky) from one calendar. Ships a native MCP server with 7 tools (get_accounts, create_post, upload_media, list_posts, delete_post, get_analytics)—no edit_post by design, so the AI deletes and recreates rather than modifying. Also offers REST API, n8n community node, LangChain/CrewAI/AutoGen support, and Make/Zapier integration. API access is included on every plan. Pricing: annual Silver $21/mo (1 workspace), Gold $35/mo (5), Platinum $49/mo (10), Enterprise $79/mo (20 workspaces, 10 seats, approval workflow); monthly $29/$39/$59/$99. 7-day free trial. Note: approval workflow is Enterprise-only; ScamAdviser flagged the related schedpilot.online domain (trust 49/100, hidden WHOIS, registered Dec 2025) but the .com domain was not separately verified; no Trustpilot/G2 ratings as of listing; one user reported loading issues in March 2026.

A social media management platform built for agencies, teams, and growing businesses. Schedule across 10 platforms (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, YouTube, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Google Business Profile) from a drag-and-drop calendar; generate AI captions and images; import media from Canva, Google Drive, and Dropbox; manage comments and DMs in a unified inbox; and route drafts through approval workflows with roles and permissions. White-label PDF reports and multi-workspace support target agency and multi-brand use. Pricing is flat per workspace with no per-seat fees. Third-party pricing data conflicts: GeekChamp lists Workspace at $39/mo (5 accounts, unlimited users/posts); xpay lists Growth $79/mo, Premium $159/mo, Scale $239/mo, Enterprise custom. No free tier; 7-day trial (no card); annual saves 20%. API and MCP access require a Premium or higher plan. Note: official MCP server (https://api.postplanify.com/api/mcp, OAuth 2.1 or API key, 26 tools) is well-documented on GitHub; limited independent reviews (82 on AgentHiring, 4.0/5; no Trustpilot/G2 ratings as of listing).

An AI-powered LinkedIn content platform for entrepreneurs, freelancers, consultants, and small businesses. It starts by defining your “Editorial Line”—one of three content strategies (broad influence, TOFU-MOFU-BOFU funnel balance, or authority-first niche focus)—then generates post ideas and full drafts in your tone, creates branded carousels and images, previews posts on desktop/mobile, and publishes directly to LinkedIn. The AI is trained on LinkedIn-specific and entrepreneurial data, and it applies a structured hook-body-CTA format to each post. Pricing is listed by third-party directories as €49/month, €180 per 4 months, or €500/year, but a 2026 desk review found no public price list on the official site—confirm at signup. Note: LinkedIn-only (no multi-platform publishing); no public API or developer documentation; user reviews are very limited (1 on GetApp, 1 on Software Advice, both 5.0); the name is spelled IndiPen, not Indipen.

A short-form video intelligence platform with two distinct sides. The developer-facing side (dev.virlo.ai) is a pay-per-request data API and MCP server covering TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels: Content Research Agents that collect videos by niche with 79 AI labels (topic, hook, format, tone, brand safety, AI use), creator/sound/hashtag lookups, tracking with daily AI reports, trends/digests, and an MCP server (https://dev.virlo.ai/api/mcp/mcp) for Claude Code and Cursor. Billing is prepaid (1 credit = $0.01, errors free); Trends Digest costs $0.25, creator lookup $0.50, agent run $0.50, raw video data $0.01. The consumer-facing side is an AI content creation tool (script/video/audio/image generation via Veo 3, Runway, Sora 2, ElevenLabs), sold via subscription tiers—but the intro subscription is data-only, and content-creation credits require an additional purchase or a higher tier (a point of complaint on Trustpilot). G2: 4.9/5 (6 reviews, all small businesses, Apr–Jun 2026); Trustpilot: mixed (two 1-star reviews about subscription not including creation credits, one 5-star review). Note: the two product lines have different pricing and access models—verify which one you\'re evaluating.

A read-only MCP server and web dashboard for demand research across Reddit, X, Hacker News, and Product Hunt. Connect it to Claude Code, Cursor, or Claude Desktop, and your agent can search discussions, find threads where people ask for a tool or complain about a product, read full comment trees, and discover subreddits with fit scores and self-promotion rules—every result carries a permalink. Agents can save post/reply drafts in your voice, but nothing posts from the terminal; every draft waits for your approval in the web app, with the same cooldowns and checks before publishing. Pricing: Free (10 requests/day, no card), Starter $9/mo (100 requests/day, 3,000/month), Pro $19/mo (unlimited requests, unlimited watches). One tool call = one request regardless of how many results it returns. Note: read-only by design—no posting, voting, replying, or DMs; dependent on Reddit/X/HN/Product Hunt APIs (availability may change); limited independent user reviews (one positive comment on StartupBase, no Trustpilot/G2 ratings as of listing).

A social media scheduling and automation platform organized around “Collections” (content folders with assigned channels and weekly time slots) and “Queues.” Point an Automation at an RSS feed, YouTube channel, Shopify store, or Substack, and new items flow into a Collection’s queue; each Collection allows up to 10 daily time slots and 3,650 lifetime posts. Supports Facebook, Instagram (including Reels and carousels; not Stories), LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Pinterest, Google Business, YouTube, Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky, and Telegram. Chrome extension includes the Nue AI Assistant for brainstorming and rewriting. Developer ecosystem is unusually complete: REST API (Alpha—create posts and upload media only), MCP Server (announced, not yet live), CLI (nuelink-cli on npm with --dry-run), and Agent Skills, all sharing the same brand/collection/channel hierarchy. Pricing: Standard $18/mo (5 channels, 5 collections, 100 queue posts, no brand creation), Premium $48/mo (2 brands, 20 channels), Business $78/mo (6 brands, unlimited queue), Agency $128/mo, Agency-Plus $228/mo, Agency Unlimited $600/mo; annual billing discounts available. Note: trial is advertised as both 7 and 14 days (confirm at signup); API is Alpha and MCP is not yet live; no mobile app (web + Chrome extension only); one detailed Capterra complaint (Jan 2025) alleges misleading promotion and poor support response, though most of the 89 reviews are positive.

An AI content tool built exclusively for X (Twitter) growth. Bring an idea, and CreatorBuddy helps shape it into a post, scores its likely performance on 9 algorithm metrics before publishing, flags risks that could hurt account reach, and suggests improvements—so you can iterate on hooks and structure without burning your audience on a weak draft. Features include AI Content Coach (topic recommendations from your history), Algo Analyzer (pre-publish scoring with alternative versions), Content Composer (repurposing into threads/tweets), Reply Guy (fast replies to large accounts), Account Researcher (why others go viral), and a Chrome extension. Founded by Alex Finn (ex-MongoDB, built the app solo in ~3 months with Cursor); launched Jan 2025 and hit $100K ARR in 15 minutes, $300K ARR in two weeks, with ~500 paying subscribers. Pricing: $49/month or annual (saves $89), 7-day free trial. Note: X-only—no cross-platform publishing; no API and no self-hosted option; no permanent free tier (trial only); limited formal user reviews (ScamAdviser trust score 86/100, flagged legit; one independent 7-day experiment documented). Not to be confused with the separate “CreatorBuddy” creator campaign engine on Contra.

An AI tool that turns PDFs, notes, and study material into short, viral-style “brainrot” videos for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Upload a document, pick a character and video style (Minecraft gameplay or meme images), and it generates a narrated video that summarizes the content using internet slang, meme references, and optional AI voices (including a LeBron James-style voice). Built by two students (Columbia and Caltech) who previously ran a TikTok account with 15M+ views. Their 23 accounts have collectively pulled 100M+ views, 342K shares, and 220K bookmarks. Pricing: Free ($0, limited generations), Chat ($5/mo, removes watermark), Rizzler ($20/mo, dedicated servers, faster processing, better quality, large documents). Note: the product was originally a TikTok trend-analysis tool and pivoted after its “brainrot translator” feature went viral—early directory listings may be outdated. No verified third-party user reviews on Trustpilot/G2/Capterra as of listing. Not to be confused with the MemeNow meme generator app on Android.

A mobile-first tool for recording and publishing short-form video. Record your idea in-app with a teleprompter (one take or several), and Vubli auto-trims clips, stitches takes, and generates per-platform copy (titles, descriptions, tags, hashtags) for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X. Review and lightly edit, then publish or schedule from your phone. Positioning is deliberately narrow: it handles the tedious middle between recording and posting, not professional editing—no multi-track timeline, no color work, no team review. Pricing: no free tier; 7-day trial requires a card. $19.99/month or $199.99/year for a single user. Multi-account management requires a higher tier (~$59/mo for 2 accounts); no team roles. Note: official FAQ says subtitles are added automatically, but a help-center article says captions are not burned into the video—confirm before relying on this. 3-minute video cap; 40GB storage on paid plan. No public API. Limited independent user reviews as of listing.

A short-form video analytics platform for creators, agencies, and brands. Track any public TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Snapchat, or X account by URL—no ownership or credentials required—and monitor views, engagement, outlier performance, and competitor strategies in one dashboard. Includes AI-powered discovery of viral videos, collections for grouping accounts by client or campaign, automated creator payments (via Contra, 180+ countries), and Slack/Discord alerts. Pricing: no free tier; 7-day trial only. Launch $99/mo (unlimited accounts, 1,000 videos stored, 24h refresh, 1 seat); Scale $249/mo (5,000 videos, 12h refresh, 3 seats); Enterprise custom (unlimited, API/MCP/Webhooks included). 1h/4h refresh and full API/Webhooks are paid add-ons ($150/mo for Premium API). Note: video-only tracking (no photo posts or carousels); ScamAdviser trust score shows 0 but its conclusion is \"legit and safe\" (score likely stale—page not scanned in 30+ days); limited independent reviews (RightAIChoice, WhichAITools, Trackagoat comparison).

A LinkedIn growth tool that combines AI content generation with a network of engagement pods. AI side: turn PDFs, videos, or a plain question into post drafts; pull trending formats; rewrite top performers into variations; generate comments in your tone; and score drafts against your ICP (ICP Meter), analyze engagement, and flag filler posts before publishing. Community side: “Communities” are small groups of members who agree to like and comment on each other’s posts—essentially engagement pods—to signal early traction to LinkedIn’s algorithm. Pricing (annual): Starter $17/mo (50 credits, 5 communities), Growth $27/mo (125 credits, 8 communities), Professional $97/mo (250 credits, 12 communities, VIP communities, Data Room). Monthly billing costs more; a $47/mo entry price appears in some older third-party listings. 7-day trial; 30-day money-back guarantee on first payment (14 days on Professional). Note: LinkedIn’s own guidance discourages coordinated or inauthentic engagement; pods carry platform risk and can inflate vanity metrics without reaching actual buyers. Credit caps may push daily posters to higher tiers. LinkedIn-only. Not to be confused with the Podify AI podcast/flashcard app or the self-hosted Podify downloader.

An AI social engagement platform (formerly NSWR) that centralizes comments, DMs, mentions, and ad replies from Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube into one shared inbox. AI drafts replies grounded in your knowledge base and brand voice, detects intent and sentiment to prioritize buying signals or sensitive conversations, auto-hides spam/scams/harmful comments, and supports multilingual detection and replies. Includes trigger-based DM automations, saved replies, team assignment, and conversion tracking. Pricing: Free (100 actions/month, multi-user), Standard €29/mo per workspace, Pro €99/mo per workspace (adds ad/dark-post comment moderation). Note: the main pricing page does not fully display paid tiers—prices come from the official comparison page; free trial is advertised as both 7 and 14 days (confirm at signup); channels are limited to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube (no X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Threads, or Pinterest); limited independent user reviews as of listing; not to be confused with blabla.group (SocialFi) or the Blabla AI Network app.

An AI-powered bookmarks manager for Twitter/X. Log in with your X account, and it imports all your saved tweets via the official API, then uses GPT-4 Turbo to read each bookmark’s content and context, automatically sorting them into meaningful categories. Includes natural language search (find tweets by theme or idea, not just exact keywords), custom categories that the AI populates automatically, bookmark summaries, and bulk export to CSV/JSON. Pricing is a one-time purchase: $29 for lifetime access (discounted from $49), covering unlimited bookmarks on one X account. No free tier or trial; no subscription or recurring charges. Note: no verified user reviews found on major directories as of listing; one X account per purchase (multi-account/team plans not publicly documented); personal bookmark manager, not a team collaboration tool (no shared folders, annotations, or permissions); independent developer project.

An AI social media content platform with a LinkedIn-first focus. Give it a company URL, a short idea, or a draft, and it generates 30 days of brand-aligned posts in minutes—including swipeable LinkedIn carousel documents, basic post images, and platform-tailored captions. Includes a built-in brand kit (colors, logo, voice), a trending-content rewriter, CSV bulk upload, scheduling, and engagement analytics. Supports Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Threads, and YouTube; every post requires human approval before publishing. Pricing: Solo free forever (2 channels, 30 AI generations/month, 10 scheduled posts/month), Pro $29/mo (6 channels, higher limits, brand kit on carousels, no watermark), Team ~$99/mo (unlimited channels/users/brands), Enterprise custom. Note: LinkedIn-first optimization—other platforms are supported but not the primary target; no video generation (text, basic images, carousels only); free tier has hard caps; tagging is limited on LinkedIn and unsupported on Facebook/YouTube; limited independent reviews (5 on TopAI, 80% recommend).

An AI-powered social media management platform for creators, brands, and agencies. Covers the full lifecycle: AI Campaign Builder turns one brief into a multi-post campaign (strategy, copy, images) with human approval on a review board; Content Studio generates images, video, audio, and music; Post Automation applies rule-based queuing; Catalogues post real inventory (products, properties, vehicles) one item at a time, in order, using only the details you provide. Supports 12–15+ platforms including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Mastodon, and more. Ships a hosted MCP server (https://mcp.feedlio.io/mcp) plus REST API, letting Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients list workspaces, create/schedule/publish posts, and manage media—no dashboard required for publishing. Every AI suggestion requires explicit Accept before applying. Pricing: Free (1 workspace, 30 posts/mo, 6 platforms, 20K AI credits); Basic $15/mo (6 workspaces, 300 posts/mo, 12 platforms, AI Campaigns, Post Automation); Standard $25/mo (15 workspaces, 1,000 posts/mo, MCP + API, AI Video Studio 30s/mo); Enterprise $99/mo+; Agency $250/mo. 7-day trial. Note: MCP/API only from Standard plan; AI video minutes are capped per plan (30s/mo on Standard); connecting a new social account still requires the dashboard; no verified user reviews on GetApp as of listing.

A comment-to-DM automation and social publishing platform built on Meta\'s official API (approved Meta Tech Provider). Someone comments a keyword on your Instagram or Facebook post, and Chat33 sends them a private DM with your link within seconds. Includes a visual drag-and-drop flow builder, keyword triggers, story-reply triggers, timed follow-ups, A/B testing, contact tagging, a shared inbox, and a 7-platform publishing calendar (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky). Ships an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codex, plus REST API, webhooks, and an n8n node. Pricing: Free (100 active contacts/mo, 3 flows, 1 channel), Starter $19/mo (1,000 contacts, 10 channels), Pro $49/mo (5,000 contacts, 20 channels, 5 seats), Business $79/mo (25,000 contacts, unlimited channels). X posts cost $0.04 each; other platforms included. A lifetime deal is available via a promo page. Note: DM automation exists only for Instagram and Facebook; subject to Meta\'s 24-hour messaging window and one-plain-text-private-reply-per-comment rules; no new-follower trigger (Meta has no public API for it); WhatsApp not yet live; limited independent user reviews as of listing.

A desktop AI reply assistant for Mac and Windows that drafts replies in your voice beside readable reply fields in Gmail, Slack, WhatsApp, iMessage, Discord, WeChat, Lark, and X. It uses relationship memory (past conversations, promises, preferred address) and your saved tone profile to generate three drafts; you pick one, tweak it, insert it, and send it yourself—ToneBird never sends automatically. Supports two model paths: bring-your-own-key (requests go directly to the provider) or managed proxy (forwarded through ToneBird with a weekly quota). Local data (tone profile, person cards, learned corrections) can be exported or deleted in Settings. Pricing: Free (15 drafts/day, 30 contacts), Standard $10/mo (100/day, 100 contacts), Pro $40/mo (1,000/day, 1,000 contacts), Enterprise custom; annual saves 20%. Note: the official site lists paid plans but does not yet offer paid checkout; no verified third-party user reviews found as of listing; “local-first” does not mean fully offline—model providers receive the context needed to generate replies; mainland China users are governed by a separate local entity and terms.