News infrastructure for developers & WordPress

One feed. Many sources. Every site.

Multi-source · normalized · deduplicated · source-attributed

FeedCentral ingests articles from multiple news providers, deduplicates and normalizes them into one consistent feed. Developers read it directly through a REST API. WordPress sites publish it automatically with our plugin. Source attribution is preserved either way.

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How FeedCentral works

Four stages, one continuous pipeline from raw provider data to a page on your site.

Connect sources

Articles are pulled from configured news providers on a scheduled basis, within each provider's own rate limits and licensing terms.

Normalize & deduplicate

Every article is mapped into one consistent schema and matched against others so the same story never appears twice.

Serve one feed

A single cursor-paginated REST endpoint exposes the result, gated by scoped, per-plan API credentials.

Publish anywhere

Read it directly through the API, or publish it automatically with the WordPress plugin.

One schema, however many sources feed it

Every provider names and shapes its fields differently. FeedCentral resolves that before you ever see it — you integrate against one stable model, independent of which provider an article came from.

Source A Source B Source C

Raw provider fields (vary by source)

headline / title—

summary / snippet / desc—

source_name / publisher—

date_published / pubDate—

FeedCentral feed item

titlestring

descriptionstring

sourceNamestring

publishedAtdatetime

Two ways in

However you build, one feed powers it

Read the normalized feed directly through the REST API, or publish it automatically to WordPress with our plugin — same data, same guarantees, two ways to use it.

For developers

A REST API, not a black box

One cursor-paginated feed endpoint. Scoped API credentials per Site, with a per-plan request quota — never a shared account-wide key. Fully documented in the public OpenAPI reference.

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# GET /api/v1/feed
curl https://api.feedcentral.io/api/v1/feed \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-api-credential>"

// GET /api/v1/feed
const res = await fetch("https://api.feedcentral.io/api/v1/feed", {
  headers: { Authorization: "Bearer <your-api-credential>" }
});
const data = await res.json();

// GET /api/v1/feed
$ch = curl_init("https://api.feedcentral.io/api/v1/feed");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, ["Authorization: Bearer <your-api-credential>"]);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
$data = json_decode(curl_exec($ch), true);

// Response
{
  "items": [
    {
      "cursor": "eyJzZXEiOjQyfQ",
      "title": "...",
      "sourceName": "...",
      "publishedAt": "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z",
      "effectiveTitle": "...",
      "categoryKeys": ["..."]
    }
  ],
  "nextCursor": "eyJzZXEiOjQzfQ",
  "hasMore": true
}

FeedCentral Connector plugin Overview screen in the WordPress admin, showing a connected FeedCentral account and sync status

For WordPress

Publish to WordPress, no ingestion pipeline required

FeedCentral → WordPress Connector → real WordPress Posts. The plugin reads the same feed any API client reads and turns it into normal content in your own site, with source attribution preserved.

Automatic sync on a schedule, or trigger it manually anytime
Map FeedCentral topics to your own WordPress categories
Choose external or locally-stored images for every article
One plugin for every plan — capabilities unlock server-side, no separate paid build

WordPress setup guide

Your dashboard

Manage every Site from one place

Create Sites, issue scoped API credentials, track usage against your plan's quotas, and manage billing — all from the FeedCentral Portal, whether you're using the API, the WordPress plugin, or both.

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FeedCentral Portal Site overview page, showing the assigned plan, subscription status, and active API credential count

AI enrichment — live, with images coming online

AI-rewritten article text and AI-generated SEO metadata are live for the plans that include them, generated automatically within your plan's quota. AI-generated images are not yet available — here's exactly where that stands.

Live today

AI-rewritten article text and AI-generated SEO titles & descriptions, on plans that include them
Per-Site AI preferences — language, tone, and style, configurable now via the API
Every output is validated deterministically before it is delivered
The WordPress plugin renders AI content the moment the API returns it

Coming online

AI-generated images

What's included

Every plan includes the core feed. Higher plans raise quotas and unlock additional processing.

Unified, deduplicated feed

Multi-source ingestion, normalized into one schema, deduplicated across providers.

Scoped API access

Per-Site credentials with a defined scope and a per-plan request quota — never a blanket account-wide key.

WordPress publishing

Connect a site and publish normalized, attributed articles automatically.

Freshness controls

Free delivers on a delay; paid plans deliver in real time as articles are ingested.

Simple, usage-based pricing

Try WordPress free for 7 days, or start the API free. Full feature comparison on the pricing page.

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WordPress

WordPress Starter

6.99 USD /monthly

Feed reads (300/daily, Customer total shared across your Sites)
AI-rewritten article text (150/monthly, Customer total shared across your Sites)
Article delivery to your WordPress Sites: up to 5 per day and 150 per month (Customer total, shared across all your Sites)
Real-time news delivery

Get WordPress Starter

Built to be trusted with production traffic

Scoped API credentials

Secure HTTPS delivery

Source attribution preserved

Built-in usage protection

Ready to try it?

Create a free account, then get your first API credential or install the WordPress plugin — in minutes, either way.

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