Website news widget

One embed. Approved stories. Automatically updated.

The AggreGator news widget is a company press feed for your own site. Paste custom HTML once. Publish from AggreGator thereafter.

acme.example

News

A customer website News page fed by approved stories.

Paste this once

After you create a company, AggreGator gives you a unique widget ID. The live snippet looks like this pattern:

<div data-aggregator="YOUR_WIDGET_ID">
<noscript><p><a href="https://aggregator.watch/w/YOUR_WIDGET_ID">Read the latest company news</a></p></noscript>
</div>
<script async src="https://aggregator.watch/widget.js"></script>

Replace YOUR_WIDGET_ID with the ID from your account. A noscript link points to the crawlable public page on aggregator.watch so visitors and crawlers still have a destination if JavaScript is off.

If your website can include a snippet of HTML and a script tag, it can host the widget. That includes many CMS themes, landing-page builders, and custom sites. AggreGator does not require a platform-specific plugin, and we do not claim native integrations that are not shipped. You choose the allowed domains. Published stories appear there with brand-friendly styling, semantic article markup, and real <a href> links to the original source.

Built to be read, not sealed

  • Semantic HTML

    Stories render as articles with headlines, dates, teasers, and source links rather than a sealed image of a feed.

  • Crawlable fallback

    Each widget has a public page on aggregator.watch with the same approved stories, useful when you want a stable, indexable URL.

  • Source links stay real

    Headlines point at the original publication. AggreGator does not pretend to be the publisher.

  • Styling that respects the page

    The widget is designed to look like a news list, not a third-party billboard. Layout options live in your AggreGator settings.

Add a News page that stays current

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