Your Substack.
Your website.
Working together.
StackVik is a WordPress plugin that displays your Substack articles on your website. Feature your latest post, bring older writing back into view, and make it easier for visitors to keep reading.
Start free. Pro from $39 USD/year. Built for WordPress.
A little space for a bigger perspective.
Notes on slowing down, looking closer, and noticing what matters.
Read on Substack ↗The work worth coming back to.
Finding a different way forward.
Small beginnings. Lasting ideas.
Your latest post is
just the beginning.
Free puts your recent writing on your website. Pro helps you turn a growing publication into something people can explore.
A back catalogue
worth browsing.
Import available past articles into a searchable archive with numbered pages. Twelve articles per page, rather than twelve articles in total.
Your writing.
Your kind of layout.
Choose Cards, List or Magazine layouts. Adjust columns, colours and featured artwork to fit the rest of your website.
Good work doesn't
have an expiry date.
Feature an older article and pin it in place. Give an evergreen essay or useful guide another turn in the spotlight.
A collection with
a point of view.
Handpick articles into collections around a topic, series or audience. Help a new reader find a good place to start.
Several publications.
One website.
Manage multiple Substack publications, each with its own settings and display. Bring them together in a combined archive.
A little more
editorial control.
Approve new features, hide selected articles, use your own artwork, and add a profile panel with photo zoom and a call to action.
A useful Free version.
Room to grow with Pro.
Use Free for your latest articles. Choose Pro when you want the archive, collections and control to do more with them.
| What's included | Free Your latest writing | Pro Your wider body of work |
|---|---|---|
| Featured article & automatic feed checks | ✓ | ✓ |
| Earlier articles below your feature | Up to 4 | Up to 12 |
| Colours, columns, block & shortcode | ✓ | ✓ |
| Historical archive, pagination & search | — | ✓ |
| Cards, List & Magazine layouts | — | ✓ |
| Custom artwork & editorial controls | — | ✓ |
| Older article pinning & curated collections | — | ✓ |
| Multiple publications on one website | — | ✓ |
| Profile photo, zoom & call-to-action panel | — | ✓ |
Start free.
Make more of it with Pro.
One WordPress website. Your choice of annual or lifetime Pro.
StackVik Free
No paid license required.
- Your latest featured article
- Up to four earlier articles
- Automatic feed checks
- Colours & column controls
- Editor block & shortcode
Free signup through Freemius.
Pro Annual
Renews annually unless cancelled.
- Everything in Free
- Historical archive & search
- Cards, List & Magazine layouts
- Older articles & curated collections
- Multiple publications
- Artwork, profile & approval controls
Billed annually through Freemius.
Pro Lifetime
No annual renewal charge.
- Everything in Free
- Every Pro feature
- Historical archive & search
- Layouts, pinning & collections
- Multiple publications
- A lifetime Pro license
One payment through Freemius.
Prices are in USD. Applicable taxes are calculated at checkout. A 14-day refund policy applies to Pro purchases; see checkout for its terms.
From download
to your first display.
A WordPress block or shortcode is all you need. Works with the block editor, Divi, Elementor and other page builders that support shortcodes.
- Install StackVik. Upload the plugin ZIP in WordPress and activate it. Enter your license key if you're using Pro.
- Connect your publication. Add your public Substack publication address in StackVik settings.
- Add it to a page. Use the block or shortcode, then choose the colours and columns that work for your website.
Before you
get started.
What is StackVik?
StackVik is a WordPress plugin by Jack of All Media that displays article listings from public Substack feeds. Free shows your latest article and up to four earlier posts. Pro adds historical archives with pagination and search, layouts, curated collections and multiple publications.
Does StackVik copy my full articles into WordPress?
StackVik displays article listings and links readers to the original articles on Substack. You continue publishing on Substack. It doesn't unlock subscriber-only content.
Is the Pro archive limited to 12 articles?
No. Twelve is the default number of articles per archive page. Pagination lets readers browse your available imported back catalogue across multiple pages. The separate earlier-articles section shows up to 12 posts beneath your feature.
Can I start with Free and upgrade later?
Yes. Start with the featured article and recent-post display. Your settings are retained when you switch to Pro. Pro adds the archive, layouts, collections and editorial controls.
Will new articles appear immediately?
StackVik schedules hourly checks. Timing depends on your website's WordPress scheduled tasks. With Pro, new articles can be featured automatically or held for approval, depending on your settings.
Can I use several publications?
Yes, with Pro. You can manage multiple publications on the same licensed WordPress website, with separate displays or a combined archive.
What does my website need?
A WordPress website where you can install plugins, WordPress 6.0 or later, PHP 7.4 or later, and a public Substack publication feed.
Give your writing
another place to be found.
Keep publishing on Substack. Make more of it on your website.