Juicer

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Embedded social feeds with approval queues and plan-based refresh intervals

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
Sign-up required
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What it does

Juicer collects social posts into embedded website feeds and hosted pages, with display controls and moderation. Its ongoing free plan is restricted to personal, non-commercial use; businesses need a paid plan. Creating and managing feeds requires an account.

Refresh speed and traffic matter as much as the number of sources. All these plans allow unlimited embeds, but their view allowances differ. Monthly prices below are in USD.

Plan Monthly price Sources Refresh interval Views per month
Free 0 1 24 hours 300
Lite 15 3 60 minutes 5,000
Starter 25 5 60 minutes 20,000
Pro 99 30 10 minutes 100,000

Free, Lite and Starter contain one feed; Pro contains three. Annual billing and capacity add-ons are available. X, LinkedIn and hashtag sources on Free have a one-week trial. Juicer's terms also restrict Free to non-commercial individuals and say parts of embedded posts become blurred after seven days unless you upgrade.

For a campaign that needs approval, enable Send All Posts to Moderation, then approve or reject the incoming items. Set Email preferences for hourly, daily or weekly review digests. Word filters and AI rules provide automated alternatives. These choices affect the Juicer display; they do not edit or delete the original social posts.

An owned account may suit a routinely updated website, while a busy event needs faster collection and enough views for its audience. Count each additional account or hashtag as another source when sizing that display.

Strengths

  • Approval queues and configurable email digests support regular curation
  • Source, feed and view add-ons allow capacity to grow separately

Watch out for

  • Free is restricted to personal, non-commercial use and blurs some content after seven days
  • Free refreshes once a day and permits only 300 monthly views

Best for

  • Website teams curating social content with an explicit review and refresh schedule

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