Juicer premium plans for WordPress social feeds

Manage more social content with Juicer Premium

Juicer gathers posts from supported networks into feeds you can curate and embed on WordPress pages. Add sources by account name, hashtag or mention where supported, then place a feed with a shortcode or the dedicated Elementor widget. Selected feeds synchronize automatically when new posts are created.

Sources include Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, Instagram Reels, Bluesky, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Tumblr, RSS, Slack, LinkedIn, Flickr, Vimeo, Google Reviews, Giphy, SoundCloud and hashtags. LinkedIn, X (Twitter) and hashtag embeds require a Premium plan.

Capacity, moderation and insights

Premium plans provide more room to manage feeds across channels. Connect more social accounts, choose more source accounts or hashtags for each feed, and import new posts automatically at a faster rate.

• Moderation: Remove posts with one click, set automatic moderation filters, and filter unwanted retweets or duplicate posts.
• Analytics: Review impressions, engagement and visitor interactions to see how people use the feed.
• Branding and collaboration: Remove Juicer branding, use white labeling for client feeds, and add members of your social media team to the account.
• API access: Make more granular connections and changes to your social media wall through the API system.

Choose how the feed appears

A responsive grid adapts the feed layout, and infinite scroll lets visitors load more posts as they reach the bottom. Posts can have individual permalinks. Call-to-action buttons can link to a shop, blog, event page or another custom destination. Use custom CSS to style the feed for your website.

Juicer Pages can turn a feed into a hosted landing page for campaigns, events or link-in-bio use. For WordPress layouts, use the Elementor widget or a shortcode in a visual editor that works with shortcodes or custom HTML.

Set up and embed a feed

1. Install and activate the Juicer plugin, then create a Juicer account and connect your WordPress website.
2. Create a feed and add social sources, account names, hashtags or mentions.
3. Configure moderation, filters, layout, styling and any call-to-action links.
4. Add the generated shortcode to a page, post or supported editor area. The shortcode follows this format: [juicer name='YOUR_FEED_NAME']. Elementor visitors can also add the dedicated Juicer widget.

After setup, Juicer synchronizes selected feeds when new social posts are created, so the embedded feed can reflect current channel content.