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Murmur is free if you share it.

Post about Murmur on Reddit, YouTube or Instagram and we send you a $49 license. No script to read, no draft to approve.

You get

A full $49 license key
One computer, no expiry
Reviewed by hand, usually within a day

We ask

One public post, video or Reel
Video needs 1,000 views. Reddit does not.
Say you got a free license from us

Why we ask you to disclose it

Reddit requires it and mods remove posts that hide it. Saying you got a free license from us is what keeps your post up.

What to post

Two posts that work.

Start from one and rewrite it in your own words. Posts that read like ad copy get removed, and they do not convert anyway.

r/macapps · first impression

I got a free copy to try, so here is what I actually think

I have been looking for something that runs text-to-speech locally instead of charging per word. [What you were using before and what it cost you.]

What worked for me: [the one thing that surprised you: speed, a cloned voice, batch export, no upload]

What annoyed me: [a real limitation. Posts without one read like ads and get removed.]

Would I pay $49 for it? [Your honest answer.] It is a one-time license for one machine, Mac or Windows.

r/podcasting · problem and fix

Per-word TTS pricing was eating my production budget

[The problem in one paragraph: how much you were paying, or why cloud voices did not work for you.]

I moved generation onto my own machine instead. [What changed in your workflow: turnaround time, revisions, privacy, cost.]

[The tradeoff: what you gave up, what does not work as well, what hardware you need.]

If you are doing [your use case] at any volume, it is worth a look. Free trial, then $49 once per computer.

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