Aggregator Pro, also called the Pro Plan, extends RSS collection on WordPress sites that gather and present content from multiple sources. Add feeds from unlimited sources and configure them for automatic updates. If you have a website address instead of a feed address, feed auto-discovery can look for an available RSS feed. These workflows can support a news hub, an autoblog, curated articles or videos, and related-post collections.

Review entries before choosing how to use them

The Hub brings imported feed items into one overview. Filter by source or folder, reject items you do not want to show, and use source controls to monitor feeds, pause them, and track their automation.

Choose a display or make WordPress posts

For a curated collection, arrange feed items in a customizable layout and place it with the RSS Aggregator block or shortcode. Both options support shows across a website and work with any website builder. Built-in attribution credits original authors and content creators.

When imported items should become site content, Feed to Post stores them as WordPress posts or other post types. Set an author, assign categories and tags, import images into a gallery, or use them as featured images. The resulting content can appear on your theme’s blog page or through a page builder.

When a feed offers only an excerpt

Full Text RSS Feeds can retrieve the full content of most feeds that supply short excerpts. Before importing full text, check and follow the source’s terms and conditions for sharing its content.

Manage storage and reuse

Performance controls let you set how many feed items are imported and stored on your site. You can also create custom RSS feeds from imported items for use elsewhere, and integrate imported content with translation plugins to publish it in another language.

Set up the process

1. Install and activate the RSS aggregator add-on in WordPress.
2. Add feed sources and configure source and import settings.
3. Use Feed to Post or Full Text RSS Feeds where those functions fit your workflow.
4. Place the resulting content with the block or shortcode.