AI Caption Pack FAQ: How LoomVox Works, Priced, and What's Free
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Direct answer: An AI caption pack takes one piece of long-form writing and turns it into a structured set of platform-ready posts in a consistent voice, rather than a single generic response you'd get from prompting a chatbot once. The questions below cover how LoomVox specifically prices, sources, and scopes that.
What exactly is in a LoomVox caption pack?
LoomVox builds a structured pack from one source: an X thread, a LinkedIn post, and a bank of standalone hooks, all written in one of five voice presets you choose and grounded in your source's actual words and claims.
What do I get for free?
Two real hooks in full, plus the pack's overall summary and score. The X thread, the LinkedIn post, and the rest of the hooks are in the paid pack.
How much does it cost?
$29 one-time per source. An optional $12/month add-on refreshes a pack for your next piece if you're publishing regularly.
Will the captions actually sound like me?
You pick one of five voice presets, founder-direct, sharp analyst, warm teacher, contrarian, storyteller, and every asset in the pack is written in that voice, grounded in your source's own tone signals rather than a generic AI voice.
What stops it from making up claims my source doesn't actually support?
A QA pass rejects captions that assert something the source material doesn't back up. The pack is meant to repackage what you actually said, not embellish it.
Why not just paste my post into ChatGPT myself?
You could, and for one quick post that's faster and free. The difference is structure and consistency: a single prompt gives you one response you have to re-shape yourself; LoomVox returns a repeatable structured pack with a consistent voice across every asset, without re-prompting from scratch each time. See the full LoomVox vs. Castmagic vs. ChatGPT comparison.
Does LoomVox post the content for me?
No. You review and post everything yourself, no auto-posting and no platform API access. The pack is copy-paste ready, and comes with a posting plan for when to use each piece.
Does it work from a podcast or video, not just written text?
No. LoomVox reads written long-form sources, a blog post, transcript, or newsletter, not audio or video files directly. If your source is a recording rather than text, a tool built for audio/video ingestion is a better starting point.
Disclaimer: This article is informational only. Pricing and features are subject to change; verify current details directly at loomvox.com.