FeedWind vs Wallrus

FeedWind makes widgets that add changing RSS, social and calendar content to websites. Users place a widget by copying and pasting a code snippet, and the service names WordPress, Weebly, Wix and Squarespace among compatible site platforms. Listed widget types include RSS, Facebook, Google Calendar, X, Instagram and YouTube; its homepage also announces a TikTok widget. A widget can aggregate up to 20 RSS URLs or calendars. Customization options include responsive layouts, text, thumbnails, card or HTML styles, scrolling, time zones and date/time formats. The Free plan is free and allows one widget, one feed, five posts or events, updates every 12 hours and FeedWind branding. Basic costs $1 a month. Pro is $9 a month, and Plus is $18 a month. The Plus trial lasts 14 days, needs no credit card, and widgets are disabled afterward unless a paid plan is purchased. X widgets are limited to one account and 15 tweets, refresh every 24 hours, and show posts from within seven days. FeedWind is made by Mikle KK in Tokyo; its support center includes guides, FAQs and tutorials.

Wallrus is a web-based social signage service for showing live social media feeds on screens, televisions, or projectors. Event planners can use social walls to involve attendees and create exposure for brands and sponsors. It works on standard displays that can run a browser, and the maker says one fee covers unlimited screens. Listed sources are Twitter and Instagram; customers can contact the company about other platforms. Users can customize displays with a theme editor, logos, colors, and videos, while an event moderation tool helps curate what appears. Free Plan features ads, updates every 10 seconds, one hashtag, Twitter and Instagram, and up to four screen types. Basic removes ads and includes two-second updates, moderation, and unlimited hashtags; Pro adds theme creation, custom image screens, up to three rotating videos, a mosaic screen, and statistics. Available durations range from 24 hours to one year, with prices varying by selected duration. Technical support by email is available only to paying account holders. Wallrus is provided by Orangerine Inc. and located in Montréal.