Trade publication features Acme's new product
Suggested teaser: Acme’s latest line was featured in Trade Journal.
Automated company news page
AggreGator finds company mentions across the web, filters the noise with AI, and publishes the stories you approve directly to your website.
7-day free trial. No card required.
Your company news, kept current.
Install it once and stop maintaining your News page by hand. Routine News-page maintenance can happen without editing your website.
Find
AggreGator watches the web for news, press and company mentions.
Approve
Review the stories that matter. Ignore the rest.
Live
Approved coverage appears automatically on your website.
Company News and Press pages go quiet because the work is a scavenger hunt: search for coverage, decide what matters, write a summary, find the CMS, format the page, publish, then remember to do it again next week.
The old workflow
AggreGator
Still watching
Your News page should not become another thing someone has to remember to update. AggreGator watches, you decide, the site stays current.
Watching
AggreGator finds coverage while you work. No more "I'll reopen that search later."
On your site
The embeddable feed updates itself. Install once. Keep publishing.
You still decide
AI cuts the noise. You keep the button. Publish, ignore, or edit from email or AggreGator.
The source stays the source
Every live story points to the original. AggreGator is not the publisher.
Inbox, not CMS
Routine updates do not require hunting the CMS password.
Day one
Import the old News page. A first-run search looks back so day one already has stories.
Homepage strip
The News page can be a full feed. The homepage can be a compact teaser — same approved stories, same script, extra parameters for columns and rows. No pager. No extra CMS block.
Fresh company coverage gives search engines and AI systems more current, structured context about your brand. AggreGator helps you keep semantic article markup, crawlable source links, structured data, and a historical archive on a site you control.
One plan
$9.99/month
One monitored company.
Additional monitored companies: $2.99/month each.
7-day free trial. No card required.
7-day free trial. No card required.
Each additional company gets its own monitoring, news, digest, and widget — not extra website domains on the same company.
AggreGator monitors supported public web sources for company mentions, including news, press releases, trade coverage, interviews, and public discussion such as Reddit when it appears in those results. Coverage is designed to catch useful mentions, not every page on the internet.
No. Stories are suggested for review. Nothing goes live on your website until a person publishes it. You can also ignore a story or edit the teaser first.
Yes. You can import stories from an existing News or Press page, add a specific URL by hand, and run a first-run historical search so the archive is not empty on day one.
AggreGator provides an embeddable News widget that works on sites that accept custom HTML. Paste one snippet onto an allowed domain. There is also a crawlable public page on aggregator.watch for each company widget.
No. AggreGator does not republish full articles. It preserves a link to the original source and can suggest a concise teaser that you can edit before anything is published.
AggreGator cannot guarantee rankings or AI citations. It can help you keep fresh, structured, first-party coverage on your own site, with crawlable source links and article markup. Search engines and AI systems decide how they use that content.
Yes. The $9.99/month plan includes one monitored company. Additional companies are $2.99/month each and are monitored independently.
The original publication stays the source. AggreGator keeps attribution and links back to it. AggreGator is not the publisher of third-party articles.
After a first-run historical search, AggreGator watches supported public sources about once a day and emails discovered stories for review.
Tell AggreGator who you are. It learns the company, searches recent history, and keeps watch from there.
7-day free trial. No card required.
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