Embed Your Substack Posts on Any Website
A free Substack feed widget for WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Wix, or plain HTML. It updates itself every time you publish, so visitors can read your latest posts without leaving your site — and decide to subscribe once they’ve seen your writing.
Build yours below. Style it, connect your publication, and copy the code — no coding, no credit card. Free for your first 1,000 views and 100 subscribers, with no time limit.
Style
Customize the style of your embed.
Posts
Select the posts you want to display in your embed.
Connect your Substack
Enter the Substack you want to connect to your embed.
Verify & Copy Code
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How to Embed Your Feed Widget
Supascribe makes embedding your Substack feed simple and instant. No plugins, API keys, or manual RSS handling - just four quick steps.
- Enter your Substack URL - Supascribe automatically detects your publication and fetches your posts.
- Choose your layout and style - Pick from list, card, or grid layouts with light and dark modes to match your brand.
- Copy your embed code - A single lightweight script tag that loads your feed instantly from our global CDN.
- Paste it anywhere on your website - Works on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, or any custom HTML page.
Benefit: Your feed updates automatically every time you publish.
What a Substack Widget Actually Does
A Substack widget is a small block of your publication rendered on a page you own. Unlike a link to your Substack, a newsletter widget keeps the reader on your site — they see your headlines, your writing and your cadence without a redirect, and decide whether to subscribe with that context already in hand.
It matters because a cold subscribe form asks for trust before any has been earned. A visitor who can scan your last five posts is self-qualifying: by the time they subscribe, they know what they are signing up for. That is the difference between a form and a widget — one collects, the other convinces first.
A newsletter widget also solves the maintenance problem. A hand-built list of links goes stale the moment you publish. This one reads your publication directly, so the page you embedded it on six months ago is still showing your newest work today — no re-editing, no forgetting.
Why Supascribe's Newsfeed Embed?
Whether you’re a writer, journalist, or creator, Supascribe gives you a clean, professional way to display your Substack content directly on your website - no code or plugins required. It’s built to work seamlessly with WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Framer, and Webflow, compatible to your site’s layout and style.
Just enter your publication URL, choose your layout, and paste the generated code - your Substack feed appears beautifully formatted with images, excerpts, and direct links to your posts. Every new post you publish appears automatically, keeping your site current without lifting a finger. Unlike complicated Substack API or RSS workarounds, Supascribe is designed for creators who want performance and simplicity.
Embedding your Substack feed helps you turn passive readers into loyal subscribers — and it keeps your website fresh with your latest content.
- Grow your Substack audience. Reach new readers visiting your website, not just those on Substack.
- Keep your site automatically updated. New posts appear within minutes of publishing.
- Save time. No need to republish or manually update — Supascribe handles it for you.
Supascribe helps creators, writers, and publishers keep their websites alive with dynamic, auto-updating Substack posts, improving engagement and time on site.
Supported Platforms
Add your Substack feed to any modern site builder — no plugins, no maintenance. Supascribe’s lightweight script drops into any page.
Squarespace
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Wordpress
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Framer
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Wix
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Shopify
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Weebly
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Fully responsive, CDN-accelerated, and SEO-friendly. If your stack supports HTML, you can embed Substack posts with Supascribe.
Best Substack API Alternative
There’s no official public Substack API for content embedding — and RSS alone can be brittle, slow, or styling-limited. Supascribe is the no-code Substack integration that delivers a clean, fast, auto-updating feed.
Creators get a simple builder. Developers get a reliable, performance-optimized widget that plays nicely with modern frameworks and static site hosts. One script, instant feed, automatic updates — zero maintenance.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Supascribe
What is the Supascribe Post Feed Embed?
The Supascribe Post Feed Embed is a no-code widget that lets you display your latest Substack posts, podcasts, and newsletters directly on your website. It automatically syncs with your Substack feed so your content stays fresh and up to date without manual updates.
How does the Supascribe Post Feed Embed work?
Just paste your Substack URL into the Supascribe builder, choose your layout, and copy a single embed script. Once added to your site, it automatically fetches and displays your latest Substack posts whenever you publish new content.
Do I need coding skills to use the Substack Feed Embed?
Not at all. Supascribe is completely no-code. You can create and style your feed with a simple visual builder, then paste one script tag into any page or site builder like WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, or Wix.
Can I customize how my Substack posts look on my website?
Yes. You can choose between multiple layouts such as list, card, or grid, and adjust colors, fonts, and post limits. Supascribe adapts automatically to light or dark mode and matches your site’s design.
Does the Supascribe feed update automatically when I post on Substack?
Yes — it updates in real time. Every time you publish a new Substack post, the feed refreshes automatically across your website with no action required.
Can I embed my Substack feed on platforms like WordPress, Webflow, or Squarespace?
Yes. Supascribe works anywhere you can paste HTML or script code. It’s compatible with WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Webflow, Ghost, Notion, and Shopify.
How is Supascribe different from the Substack API or RSS feed?
Substack doesn’t offer a public API, and RSS feeds are limited in styling and speed. Supascribe provides a fast, reliable, and visually customizable alternative that requires no developer setup.
How is Supascribe different from Substack’s built-in features?
Substack provides the basics, like a default subscribe form and profile page. Supascribe adds advanced growth features — branded landing pages, customizable widgets, performance tracking, and integrations with tools like Zapier — so you can capture and convert more subscribers.
Is Supascribe an official Substack partner?
No. Supascribe is an independent service and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Substack Inc. We simply build tools that many Substack writers find useful for growth.
How do I get started?
Simply sign up, create your first embed or landing page, and paste the code into your site. You’ll be live in minutes.
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