Simple, honest pricing.

Yes. The JSON API is available on the free tier with no artificial gating. You get full access to the feed endpoint, pagination, and all response fields. The free tier limit is 10,000 feed views per month and one feed. If you need more feeds or higher volume, the paid tiers cover that.

A view is counted each time the widget or API serves feed content to a visitor. It's not a page view — it's an actual feed render. If a visitor loads a page with your Instagram feed, that's one view. If they reload the page, that's another view. Views are counted per feed, not per account.

Yes. The Agency plan has no feed limit, so you can manage every client site from a single login. Each client gets their own named feed connected to their own Instagram account. You see all of them in one dashboard. The Pro plan supports up to 5 feeds — suitable if you're managing 2–5 client sites.

You'll get an email at 80% of your monthly limit. Past 100%, your feed keeps working: nothing is blocked. The "Powered by FeedFusion" badge shows until the limit resets at the start of the next billing month, or until you upgrade. Upgrading takes two minutes and applies immediately. The Agency plan has no view cap.

The "Powered by FeedFusion" badge appears on the widget embed on the free tier. It's removed on Pro and Agency. If you're building for clients, a third-party badge on their site is not appropriate — attribution removal is a paid feature for that reason.

Instagram requires an access token to pull feed data from the API. Tokens expire every 60 days. FeedFusion handles token generation during the OAuth connection flow and rotates each token before it expires. You connect your Instagram account once and never touch a token again.

Not yet. Google Reviews support is coming. When it ships, it uses the same feed limits within each tier: your existing subscription covers both Instagram and Google Reviews, with no separate bill or new sign-up. Pricing for plans started after it ships will reflect the expanded feature set; current subscribers keep their rate.