All your imported content in dynamic displays
The simple way to display content from across the web
Features
Simple setup, powerful results
- All layout designs Three layout designs to customize how imported RSS feeds are displayed.
- Manual curation Curate content from imported RSS feeds, providing control over what is displayed.
- Automatic filtering Manage content by using predefined criteria to automatically import relevant content from RSS feeds.
- Source management Efficiently organize multiple RSS feed sources to streamline content aggregation.
key benefits
Why Choose Basic?
- Save time and resources Eliminate manual content sharing; automate it all using Aggregator.
- Boost audience engagement Offer visitors fresh, relevant content on your schedule.
- Keep your content organized Display imported content in clear and beautiful layouts.
See it in action
Fully-Customizable Displays
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An Apple Shortcuts masterclass
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Tick Tock, TikTok
After more than five years of backing and forthing, secret meetings and loud screeds, it appears the fate of TikTok in the US has finally been decided. Maybe. There are still a lot of unknowns, but we're pretty sure we know the bones of the deal — and...Read more
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YouTube wants you to go live
In all the tech news and world news last week, YouTube's Made On event got a little lost. So we circled back: The Verge's Mia Sato explains why YouTube is suddenly all-in on livestreaming, why it seems to be rapidly turning into a shopping mall, and whether all...Read more
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- Payment Gateway Integration Specialist Needed
- WordPress.org + Elementor Developer – Existing Site Modifications (No Rebuild)
- Senior Web Developer & WordPress Specialist
- Senior E-commerce Specialist
- Web Designer Developer
- Freelance WordPress Designer & Developer (Independent Contractor)
- PHP & WordPress Developer
- Lead WordPress Engineer
- WordPress & WooCommerce Developer + Site Admin
- Senior Full Stack Engineer
All prices shown are in USD. Plans are billed yearly. You may cancel at any time. Access to support and updates require a valid license. Prices exclude taxes based on billing address; the final price is displayed at checkout before payment. All purchases are subject to our terms and privacy policy.
Trusted by thousands of websites around the world
"After a bit of research, WP RSS Aggregator stood out as the leading WordPress plugin in the space."
Ross Merritt | Founder of Bristol Today
"This is a top notch plugin from an excellent development team. I use the plugin on the website for my email newsletter, surfacing previous emails on the site."
Iain Poulson | Founder of Pole Vault Web
"We’ve seen some strong traffic growth month over month. We’re up to over 10,000 page views a month – which is great for a new blog."
Erik Tozier | Founder of Personal Finance Blogs
Do I have to pay extra for support?
Our top-rated customer support is available for all plans.
Your satisfaction is our highest priority, which is why we pride ourselves on offering the best support we possibly can.
All Access customers receive priority support, essentially being given priority in our inbox during busy periods.
What does “sites” refer to in “5 sites”?
The term “sites” refers to the number of WordPress sites on which you can install and run our plugins with a valid license key.
For example, 5 sites refers to the fact that you can set up the WP RSS Aggregator plugins on 5 different WordPress sites.
Each site can then have an unlimited number of sources that they import fresh content from.
What are license keys used for?
License keys are there to connect your website to our services, which in turn allows us to send you automatic security updates, optimizations, and new features.
Likewise, we only provide support if you have a valid license key, so it’s important to keep it renewed every year if you plan to be using the plugin… which we hope you do!
Can I cancel at any time?
Absolutely. If you’re no longer using the WP RSS Aggregator plugins or simply need to pause your subscription for a bit, you may cancel it at any time through your account.
You can also reach out to our support team if you need help managing or canceling your account at any time.
What is your refund policy?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on all purchases, so if you buy one of our plans and aren’t satisfied with the product or what it offers, you can request a full refund into your original payment method.
Can I upgrade my plan in the future?
Yes, WP RSS Aggregator offers pro-rated upgrades between license tiers as well as plans. You can upgrade at any time and the cost will take into consideration the time you have left on your existing subscription.
What happens if I don’t renew my license?
Our license keys are subscription-based, meaning they are automatically renewed for you unless you cancel them. Should a license be canceled or it expires, you will not receive updates or support for that plan. You may also opt for manual renewals too – in that case, we’ll send you automated email reminders when a subscription is soon up for renewal.
Does Aggregator work with WordPress.com?
Unfortunately, no. WordPress.com does not allow our WP RSS Aggregator plugins to be used on any sites they host. We’ve tried discussing this with their team but their decision appears to be final.
However, we have great relationships with many other top hosting providers that you can choose from, all of which fully support WP RSS Aggregator on their platforms.
All your RSS content in dynamic displays
The simple way to display content from across the web