For news sites and publishers
Thirty stories a day, queued on the day they matter.
Start with your site's address, like everyone else: MagpieFeed reads it for your tone and the evergreen pieces worth a post. Then add the feed your CMS already emits. It is read every fifteen minutes, each story is rendered as a branded card, and the day's posts are spread across your publishing window — newest first, because yesterday's headline is worth nothing.
Free plan, no card: 30 posts a month, every export, and room for 1 feed if you want one. Connect a channel when you want publishing — or never.
Three steps, from website to queue.
It starts with your web address. A feed is optional: add one when you want posts about what is new. Either way, what is left to do is say yes to what the queue brings you.
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Paste your site's address
MagpieFeed reads your pages for your tone of voice and the evergreen explainers worth a post, and shows you the plan before you sign up. Correct anything it guessed.
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Add your CMS feed
RSS or Atom, whatever WordPress, Ghost, Drupal or your own stack already emits. Stories are identified by feed ID, so campaign parameters on your URLs never cause a re-post.
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Every new story, spread across the day
Not two or three fixed slots: each story is queued across your publishing window, newest first, with quiet hours respected.
What you get
The parts of MagpieFeed that matter most for this kind of site.
Built for volume
Thirty stories a day drain the same day. The queue is not a backlog that grows while the oldest items go out one an hour.
Stale stories expire
Tell it when a story stops being news and it drops what missed its moment, so a quiet weekend does not become a Monday of old headlines.
An editor stays in the loop
Approve, skip, or fix the caption. Every post waits for review by default, deliberately.
What it does not do yet
Publishing goes from the queue to X, Telegram and Discord, and to Facebook and Instagram through your own Meta app. LinkedIn, TikTok and the rest come back to your social desk as a finished image and caption, or as a batch export — a ZIP pack, a Business Suite CSV or a calendar file.
Plans
Start on Free — composing and exporting need no channel at all. Paying yearly costs 20% less.
| Plan | Price | Feeds | Channels | Posts | Video clips |
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| FreeStudio Mode | Free | 1 | — | 30 | — |
| StudioStudio Mode | €12 | 3 | — | 500 | 20 |
| StarterPublishing | €19 | 3 | 3 | 500 | 20 |
| ProPublishing + BYOC + API | €49 | 10 | 10 | 1,500 | 60 |
| AgencyPublishing + BYOC + API | €149 | 50 | 50 | 10,000 | 400 |
Paid yearly, that is Studio €9.60/mo · Starter €15.20/mo · Pro €39.20/mo · Agency €119.20/mo — 20% off, billed once a year.
There is no checkout on the site yet, so a paid plan is switched on by hand — start free and tell us when you outgrow it.
Not quite your setup?
The same start — your web address — and the same queue. Here is how it reads for the other two.
For shops
Paste your shop's address and MagpieFeed plans 30 days of product spotlights, offers and tips from your own pages. Add your product feed later for price-drop and new-arrival posts. Every post waits for your approval.
For blogs
Paste your blog's address and MagpieFeed plans 30 days of article highlights and how-tos from your own archive. Add your RSS feed later and every new article gets a post too, ready to approve.