Common Ninja Social Media & RSS Feeds review
A flexible no-code widget for combining social-style posts and RSS content on websites.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Common Ninja Social Media & RSS Feeds is a no-code web widget for businesses, marketers, creators, and website owners that want to display social-style posts and RSS content together. It combines multiple sources in one embedded feed, with mixed, tabs, and news ticker modes. Grid, list, cards, and ticker layouts support different website designs, while source labels and icons help visitors understand where content comes from.
The product’s main strength is the balance between feed aggregation and presentation control. It can auto-refresh RSS and URL-based sources, filter unwanted posts, and edit post titles before publication. Skins, visual customization, and custom CSS provide additional control over the widget’s appearance. One-line embedding supports WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, and Notion, making it a practical fit for websites built across several common platforms.
Pricing is structured per widget with annual billing. The Free plan is free forever and does not require a credit card. Essentials costs $24 per widget per year, while Pro costs $38.4 and Ultimate costs $62.4 per widget per year. The published plan breakdown shows the paid tiers at $24, $38.4, and $62.4 annually per widget. Common Ninja is a good choice for teams that need a focused way to publish mixed social and RSS content with moderation and styling controls. It is less suited to organisations looking for a broader social publishing or management platform.
Common Ninja Social Media & RSS Feeds pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines multiple social-style and RSS sources in one widget
- Offers filters, title editing, labels, icons, and custom CSS
- Embeds with one line of code across major website builders
- Where it doesn't
- Plans are priced per widget and billed annually
- VAT is excluded from the listed pricing
- Designed for web embeds rather than broader social management
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