What Premium adds to Juicer feeds

Juicer collects posts from supported social networks into feeds you can embed on WordPress pages. Add sources by account name, hashtag, or mention where supported, then place a feed with a shortcode. Selected feeds synchronize automatically as new social posts are created.

Premium plans add room for more feeds and social accounts, plus more source accounts or hashtags per feed. They also provide faster automatic imports and deeper analytics. LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and hashtag embeds require a Premium plan.

• Moderation: Remove posts with one click, set up automatic moderation filters, and filter unwanted retweets or duplicate posts.
• Branding: Remove Juicer branding from feeds. White labeling lets you create feeds for customers or clients with your own branding.
• Team access: Add members of your social media team to your Juicer account.
• Analytics: Review how users interact with feeds and which posts generate results. Reports can include metrics such as impressions and engagement.
• API: Use API access to make more granular connections and changes to a social media wall.

Supported sources and feed presentation

Juicer supports Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, Instagram Reels, Bluesky, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Tumblr, RSS, Slack, LinkedIn, Flickr, Vimeo, Google Reviews, Giphy, SoundCloud, and hashtags. Source availability can vary by network and plan; LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and hashtag embeds are Premium features.

Feeds use a responsive grid and can load more posts with infinite scroll. Posts can have permalinks and call-to-action buttons that lead to a shop, blog, event page, or other custom link. Custom CSS lets you style a feed for your website. Juicer Pages can turn a feed into a hosted landing page for campaigns, events, or link-in-bio use. On WordPress, use the dedicated Elementor widget or a visual editor that supports shortcodes or custom HTML.

Set up a feed on WordPress

1. Install and activate the Juicer extension.
2. Create a Juicer account and a feed.
3. Add social sources, such as account names, hashtags, or mentions.
4. Configure moderation, filters, layout, styling, and any call-to-action links.
5. Place the feed shortcode on a page or post. For example: [juicer name='YOUR_FEED_NAME']. Elementor customers can add the dedicated Juicer widget.