# MyNewsFeed > MyNewsFeed turns any set of RSS feeds, APIs and scrapeable web pages into a live, self-updating front page on a domain you own. Not a reader, a publisher. Built by Blue Flame Digital Solutions Limited, Jersey. It began as today.je, the news front page for the island of Jersey, and was generalised into a product. ## What it does - Adds sources by URL, using feed autodiscovery, platform detection, or a point-and-click scraper builder for sites with no feed - Groups feeds into pages. A page is a named collection of feeds; the same feed can appear on as many pages as it belongs on - Renders pages through templates, which are editable Twig skins reusable across pages - Publishes to a subdomain or a custom domain, cached at the edge and updated in real time - Outputs each page as a web page, RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, an email digest, an embeddable widget, webhooks and a read API ## Content policy MyNewsFeed stores the title, link, timestamp and source name of each item. It does not store any excerpt of the publisher's prose. Summaries shown beneath headlines are generated by MyNewsFeed rather than copied from the article. Every item links out and credits its source. ## Pricing - Starter, GBP 12 per month: 25 feeds, 1 public page, 60 minute refresh, 90 days history - Pro, GBP 29 per month: 100 feeds, 3 public pages, 15 minute refresh, 1 year history, 1 custom domain - Publisher, GBP 79 per month: 500 feeds, 20 public pages, 5 minute refresh, permanent history, 5 custom domains Private pages are unlimited on every plan. 14 day trial, no card required. Two months free on annual billing. ## Pages - [Home](https://mynewsfeed.site/): overview and the paste-a-URL entry point - [Features](https://mynewsfeed.site/features/): sources, pages, templates, live updates, AI, outputs - [Pricing](https://mynewsfeed.site/pricing/): plans, comparison table, frequently asked questions - [About](https://mynewsfeed.site/about/): who builds it and why - [Crawler](https://mynewsfeed.site/bot/): crawler behaviour, how to block it, how to opt out ## Blog - [Why we only store the headline and the link](https://mynewsfeed.site/blog/why-we-only-store-the-headline/): Most aggregators keep a short excerpt of the article and argue it is short enough to be fair. We decided not to keep one at all, and the product got simpler as a result.