Local Newsletter Roundtable
The Roundtable special pricing closed on September 15. Thanks for your interest in Feedlnk.
For local newsletter operators
Feedlnk turns your events and local finds into a full-screen feed people swipe through like their favorite app, and it lives right inside the newsletter you already send.
Free to start · Just a link · Works with any newsletter
01 / Your newsletter, upgraded
It's the audience you own and the trust you've built. A feed gives it something alive to point to, and a way to reach past the inbox.
new people → new subscribers
Your newsletter is a snapshot the moment you send it. The feed keeps updating after (new events in, cancelled ones out), so the link you shared this morning is still right tonight.
Drop the feed link in every issue. Your owned audience gets something new to tap instead of the same tired text block.
Because it's just a link, share it in the town Facebook group, your bio, or a cheap local ad. New people land in your world, and can become subscribers.
Anything your town cares about becomes a card. Mix them in one feed, or run a dedicated feed for each.
Run it all as one feed, or give each its own feed, with its own web address.
Your feed fills itself two ways. You just give the thumbs up.
Point it at a website that already lists what's happening, or just ask an AI to do it. Either way the posts land in one review list, and nothing goes live until you say so.
The hands-off way. Set it once.
Set it once, it keeps watching.
Connect the pages your town already posts on: news, events, jobs, anything. New items show up as ready-made posts.
The on-demand way. Ask anytime.
Talk to it like a helper.
Connect Feedlnk to the AI you already use, then ask in plain words. It writes the posts and hands them to you to approve. It can't publish anything on its own.
Both roads end in the same place: one list of drafted posts, waiting for you.
Your logo, your colors, your own web address. Readers see you, not us.
Override agency branding with a feed-specific theme.
Choose a preset or customize below.
Discover the best local events, from community festivals to gallery openings. Join us tonight at the City Center for a special showcase of local talent.
Put your feed on your own domain, or a different one for every feed you run. The secure setup is handled for you.
Upload your logo once. It sits at the top of your feed and on every link your readers share.
Your logo rides along on every shared link, too.
Want it fully yours? You can even remove Feedlnk's name from your public pages.
If you want, local businesses can submit their own cards to your feed. You decide who gets in, what goes live, and what the space is worth.
Here's how it works. Local businesses can ask to post to your feed, you choose who gets in and what they can share, and their posts wait for your approval just like everything else. Because you're the one bringing the readers, a spot on your feed becomes something you can charge for. You set the price and keep the billing on your own terms.
A small invite card sits in your feed, if you want it. Your wording, your rules, and off with one switch.
Local shops ask to post. You approve who gets in and what they can do. Every card they submit still waits for your okay.
You bring the readers: your newsletter every day, your groups, your ads. That audience is what makes a spot on your feed worth something. You set the price and bill it your way.
Every business post lands in your review queue like everything else. Nothing goes live without you.
Flip a switch and the feed asks visitors for an email before the full details. Off by default, so your readers never have to see it.
A free evening of live local music by the water. Bring a blanket, food trucks on site. More
Gating is off until you turn it on. Set it per feed or even per post, with your own wording on the gate. The list is yours: download it anytime, or send every new lead straight to your other tools.
No. Gating is off by default, so your readers just tap and browse. It only asks for an email if you switch it on, and you can leave it off inside your newsletter entirely.
No. It works for it. Your newsletter stays your owned audience and your main channel. The feed just gives it something fresh to point to every day, and travels to the places email can't reach.
It's just a link, so it goes anywhere. Drop it in your town's Facebook groups, put it in your Instagram or TikTok bio, add it to your email signature, or run a cheap local ad straight to it. Every share is a doorway into your whole feed.
Minutes, not hours. Point it at the pages your town already posts on, or ask your AI assistant to draft posts for you. Everything lands in one list, and you just approve what goes live.
Yes. Connect Feedlnk to the AI assistant you already use, then ask it in plain words, like 'add this weekend's events.' It writes the posts into your review list for you to approve. It never publishes on its own.
Not at all. If you can paste a link and click approve, you can run a feed. Your own web address, colors, and logo are just a few clicks in settings.
No. You approve each business, decide what they're allowed to do, and every card they submit waits in your review list for your okay before it goes live.
No, and that's on purpose. Feedlnk gives you the space and the approval controls; you set your own prices and collect however you already do (Stripe, PayPal, an invoice, whatever works). The sponsor money is yours and never touches Feedlnk.
Yes. It's just a link. Beehiiv, Substack, Mailchimp, or anything else that can hold a link can hold your feed.
Limited-time pricing, exclusively for Local Newsletter Round Table members. Choose monthly, quarterly, or annual. Every plan includes Feedlnk's complete feature set. Go annual for our best value, higher limits, and two founding-only bonuses.
$1,188 per year
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Same features as annual, with:
The full feature set, at monthly limits. Go annual for triple the feeds and credits, plus two founding bonuses.
$249 per quarter
Billed every 3 months. Cancel anytime.
Same features as annual, with:
The full feature set, at monthly limits. A flexible middle ground if you're not ready to commit to a full year.
$799 billed annually
Save $389 vs paying monthly
Everything you get:
Your AI finds local events and drafts posts automatically.
Founding pricing is limited. Lock your rate now and it stays put.
