SociableKIT adds social feeds, reviews, jobs and other widgets to a website. ProFeedWP concentrates on making LinkedIn company feeds work naturally inside WordPress. That focus matters when choosing a tool your team will use.
Choose ProFeedWP for native WordPress editing, SEO-friendly cached posts in the initial HTML and annual or lifetime licensing. Choose SociableKIT when you need a broader collection of widgets or want to reuse one hosted source across different website platforms.
Published by ProFeedWP. We compare the products for WordPress businesses and identify where each is the better fit. Prices checked 16 October 2026.
ProFeedWP vs SociableKIT: Quick comparison
| Feature | ProFeedWP | SociableKIT |
|---|---|---|
| Main purpose | LinkedIn Company and Showcase Page feeds | Broad hosted widget platform |
| WordPress workflow | Gutenberg block or shortcode | Create widget in dashboard; paste embed |
| Feed delivery | Cached post cards in initial WordPress HTML | Asynchronous JavaScript widget embed |
| Entry paid option | Single Site: $49.99/year | Pro: $10/month or $110/year |
| Paid sources and widgets | Unlimited Pro feeds on licensed site | 1 source; unlimited widgets per source |
| Additional sources | No separate Pro source fee on licensed site | Pro lists $5/month per extra source |
| Monthly views | Unlimited | Unlimited on paid plans |
| Website allowance | 1 on Single Site | Unlimited domains on paid plans |
| Free plan | 1 feed, up to 6 posts; automatic refresh | 1 source, 1 widget, 2,000 views; manual sync |
| Branding | Unbranded feed on Pro | Removed on paid plans |
| Lifetime option | Single Site: $199.99 | Recurring subscription |
Setup: stay in WordPress or manage a hosted widget
ProFeedWP starts in the WordPress editor. Add the block, paste the public Company or Showcase Page URL, and choose a layout. You do not need to create a LinkedIn developer app or authorize your personal LinkedIn account. Our setup walkthrough covers the process from installation to the finished feed.
Its shortcode option supports Elementor, Divi and other WordPress builders. The block is especially useful when a content editor needs to see the feed alongside nearby page sections. Editing the surrounding copy and changing the feed’s presentation happen in the same place.
SociableKIT’s WordPress instructions use a SociableKIT account. Select LinkedIn Page Posts, enter the Page identifier, customize the widget, and copy its JavaScript embed into a Custom HTML block. This Page-ID flow does not ask you to build a LinkedIn developer app; connection requirements depend on the widget type.
The hosted setup also serves Shopify, Wix and HTML sites. For an all-WordPress business, ProFeedWP removes another dashboard from routine feed editing.
SEO and caching: make company updates part of the page
ProFeedWP renders locally cached LinkedIn cards into the initial HTML generated by WordPress. Visitors receive the post text with the page, and search engines can read those cached updates without first executing a widget script. It is a direct, practical SEO benefit for a company website that already publishes useful content on LinkedIn.
When that cache is fresh, the frontend can skip its first feed request. When it is stale, existing posts remain visible while a background refresh is queued. Galleries, carousels and update checks are enhanced by JavaScript. A feed without usable cached content still loads through the normal browser fallback until the cache is available.
SociableKIT documents a JavaScript embed and describes asynchronous loading and caching. The browser loads that hosted widget into the page, separately from WordPress’s server-generated content. Its iframe option serves website builders that require it; the standard WordPress instructions use JavaScript.
For WordPress, ProFeedWP gives you an explicit local HTML delivery path for cached posts. The company-news section arrives as page content, while refresh work happens behind the scenes. That is a stronger fit when the feed should be an integrated part of your website’s content.
Pricing: understand what counts as a source
The SociableKIT Pro plan starts at $10/month with one source. Annual billing is $110/year, shown as roughly $9.17/month. Paid plans include unlimited widgets per source, views and domains. Additional Pro sources are listed at $5/month each.
A source is the content connection, not the number of places you display it. One company’s LinkedIn Page Posts can be reused in multiple widgets. Another company’s posts are another source. A jobs widget for the same company is also a different source type. This makes a big difference when scoping a multi-brand or recruitment project.
For one company website using one LinkedIn Page source, SociableKIT Pro costs $110 for annual billing, compared with $49.99/year for ProFeedWP Single Site. That is $60.01 less per year with ProFeedWP. Twelve monthly SociableKIT payments instead total $120. All figures are USD list prices checked on 16 October 2026, before tax and optional promotional discounts.
Both paid products allow unlimited views, so audience caps are not the deciding factor here. Compare sources and websites instead. ProFeedWP includes unlimited Pro feeds on the licensed installation; SociableKIT lets you reuse a paid source across unlimited domains. ProFeedWP also offers a $199.99 single-site lifetime license.
Free plans and refresh schedules deserve separate attention
ProFeedWP Free provides one feed with up to six posts, grid or list layouts and selected themes, with browser update checks every twelve hours. Cached server rendering is available in Free as well as Pro. Pro adds more feed and presentation options, with hourly browser checks by default and a configurable interval.
SociableKIT Free lists one source, one widget, 2,000 monthly views and one domain. It retains branding and uses manual sync requests. New accounts begin with a seven-day premium trial, so check the permanent Free allowance when evaluating what happens after the trial ends.
Paid SociableKIT plans add automatic syncing, but the precise schedule is widget-specific. Its sync documentation lists a 24-hour schedule for LinkedIn Page Posts, while newer product copy describes more frequent updates. The dashboard shows the actual widget’s schedule; confirm it there if update latency matters to your project.
Browser checks and source imports are separate: ProFeedWP checks for updates without rebuilding unchanged cards, but new content still depends on the source data. Choose a schedule appropriate to company news.
Design and content: focused plugin or widget catalog?
ProFeedWP handles public Company and Showcase Page posts, including text, images, galleries and available video thumbnails. Pro expands the grid and list choices with masonry and carousel presentations. You can match the feed to a WordPress page without turning it into a separate design project.
SociableKIT offers grid, masonry and carousel templates, dark variants, colors, fonts, follow buttons and moderation options. Its broader catalog includes separate LinkedIn profile, jobs and other widget types, alongside reviews and additional social networks. Those are useful capabilities when the website brief extends beyond a company-post feed.
A LinkedIn Page Posts source does not include every other LinkedIn widget. ProFeedWP does not provide personal-profile or School Page feeds; its company-feed focus keeps setup and editing simple.
Agency handover: licensed sites versus reusable sources
An agency placing one parent company’s feed on several brands or country domains may appreciate SociableKIT’s unlimited-domain reuse. Adding unrelated client Pages, however, introduces separate sources. Work through the source count before promising a fixed-cost service to clients.
For five independent WordPress clients, ProFeedWP’s Freelancer license costs $119.88/year for five sites, with their Pro feeds managed on each installation. Unlimited-site licensing is also available. WordPress users already responsible for page content can handle feed presentation without a separate widget account.
Choose SociableKIT when broad widget coverage, hosted collaboration or cross-platform reuse matters most. Choose ProFeedWP when the deliverable is a well-integrated LinkedIn company feed on WordPress and a straightforward handover to the website owner.
Verdict: ProFeedWP is built around the WordPress page
ProFeedWP is the stronger choice for a focused WordPress LinkedIn feed. It combines familiar editing, cached posts delivered with the page and lower annual entry cost. SociableKIT has a clear role when a project needs its wider widget catalog or the same paid source across many platforms.
Compare the ProFeedWP demo with your page design and view the plans. Our Elfsight guide and LinkedIn feed price comparison can help you compare the remaining options.
Frequently asked questions
Its paid plans include unlimited views. The Free plan currently lists 2,000 monthly views. Both products allow unlimited paid-plan views, making workflow, sources and site licensing the more useful comparison.
A source is a content connection such as one company’s LinkedIn Page Posts. Reusing that source in several widgets does not create more sources, but another Page or a different widget type, such as jobs, can.
SociableKIT Pro lists $110/year for one source, or $120 across twelve $10 monthly payments. ProFeedWP Single Site costs $49.99/year, with a $199.99 lifetime option. These are USD list prices before taxes and promotions.
Yes, when usable cached posts exist and cached rendering is enabled. WordPress includes the cards and text in the initial HTML. JavaScript enhances interactions and checks for updates; missing-cache feeds use the normal loading fallback.
ProFeedWP focuses on LinkedIn Company and Showcase Page posts. SociableKIT has a broader catalog, including separate profile, jobs, review and social widgets. Choose based on the content types your website actually needs.