Features
A social media aggregator that curates, not just collects.
A social media aggregator earns its place by doing five things in order: pulling content in, letting you decide what deserves showing, shaping it to your site, putting it on the page, and telling you what it did there.
Feeds by network
Collect
One workspace pulls from every account you can authorise, and each source keeps itself current on a schedule rather than waiting for you.
- Eight networks, mixed into one feed or kept separate — a plan's source limit counts accounts, never which network they belong to
- Send a client a single-use link and let them connect their own account without ever handing you a password
- Sources report their own health, so an expired token surfaces as a warning rather than a silently stale wall
- Refresh runs from daily on the free plan down to every five minutes on Business
Curate
Aggregation without moderation is just a firehose pointed at your homepage. The point of a wall is that somebody chose what is on it.
- Approve by hand, auto-approve everything, or run a hashtag campaign where only tagged posts queue for review
- Pin a launch post to the top for as long as it matters, and feature the ones that deserve more room
- Hide anything from your site in one click — it stays on the network, it just stops appearing on your page
- Approval workflows on Business put a second pair of eyes before anything reaches a live site
Design
The wall should look like your site, not like a widget somebody bolted on. Every layout takes your colour, your corners and your density.
See all ten layouts- 10 layouts covering grids, walls, reviews, video and a floating launcher
- Light or dark, three densities, three corner radii, and a brand accent that applies across both themes
- The editor warns you when an accent falls below AA contrast on the background you picked
- Custom CSS on Pro and above, against the feed's own class names
Embed
One snippet, once. After that the wall updates itself — no redeploy, no re-upload, no screenshot.
- A single script tag and a div, or a guided setup for Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer and Ghost
- The embed resizes itself to its content, so it never leaves a gap or clips a row
- Install detection tells you honestly whether we can see it on your site yet
- Serve from a client's own subdomain on Business, with no Vitraz branding anywhere
Measure
A wall you cannot measure is decoration. Views are counted per viewer per day, which is the number that means something.
- Views, visitors, interactions and click-throughs, with history from 7 days on free up to two years on Business
- Breakdowns by source and by domain, so you can see which network and which page actually earns the clicks
- Device split, because a wall that works on desktop and collapses on a phone is worth knowing about
- Analytics ranges cap to your plan's retention rather than showing you a chart you cannot act on
Work together
Agencies and marketing teams run several brands from one place, with roles that decide who can publish.
Compare plans- From one seat on Starter to ten on Business, with owner, admin and member roles
- Invite by email, change a role later, remove someone without touching their work
- A staff-side admin view for suspending, restoring and auditing workspaces
- A public REST API on Business, metered in credits rather than requests
See it with your own posts.
Connect a source on the free plan and the whole editor works against your content before you publish anything.
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