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Onstipe vs Wallrus

Onstipe

onstipe.com

Wallrus

the-wallrus.com

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FigureOnstipeWallrus
Price from$1/mo$195/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published106
Spec score · Social Media Feed Software7.8 (#12)7.5 (#19)
CustomizationSocial walls can use layouts, color and font customization, banners, tickers, backgrounds, and custom CSS.The product includes a theme editor, and its event page says users can upload a logo, choose colors, and add videos.
ModerationUsers can moderate posts manually or filter unwanted content automatically with rules and a profanity filter.The event page describes a moderation tool for curating content displayed on the wall.
ProductOnstipe collects, curates, and displays social media posts together as social walls for websites and digital screens.Wallrus is a social signage service for displaying live social media feeds on screens, televisions, or projectors.
SupportOnstipe lists basic, standard, priority, and real-time support tiers across its plans and provides a support email address.The terms say technical support is available by email only to paying account holders.

Plans

Onstipe

  • Business$1 a month
  • Economy$1 a month
  • Nano$1 a month
  • Plus$1 a month
  • Starter$1 a month
  • Micro Event$29, paid once
  • Gold$99 a month
  • Platinum$149 a month
  • Diamond$249 a month
  • Free ForeverPrice not published

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Wallrus

  • Basic PlanFree
  • Free PlanFree
  • Pro PlanFree
  • Basic Plan (NPO & EDU special subscription)$195 a month
  • Pro Plan (NPO & EDU special subscription)$495 a month
  • Agency PlanPriced on request

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In their own words

Onstipe

Onstipe gathers posts from social networks and other feeds into social walls for websites and digital screens. Sources listed include Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Vimeo, Giphy, RSS and Flickr. Users can review posts manually or apply rules and a profanity filter to screen unwanted content. Walls can be styled with layouts, colors, fonts, banners, tickers, backgrounds and custom CSS. Posts can carry call-to-action buttons, and user-generated content can be made shoppable. Onstipe also offers social-feed performance reports, including information about active users or influencers. Walls can be embedded on a website or shown on screens through a social-wall URL; embed widgets are listed for platforms such as WordPress, Shopify, Drupal, Wix, Squarespace and Blogger. API access provides posts in XML and JSON. A free plan is available, with paid plans listed from $1 a month and a 14-day trial without a credit card. Plan limits differ across wall counts, sources, update intervals and other allowances.

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Wallrus

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.

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