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FeedPulse
Free embeddable widgets + SEO checkers, no paid tier
I built this because I missed the era when small sites had visible, fun, free widgets — Flag Counter, the old StatCounter, Feedjit — and every modern replacement either trial-walls the good features, sells visitor data, or quietly disappears.
FeedPulse is a free-forever set of 18 embeddable widgets (live traffic feed, online-now counter, hit counter, flag counter, click heatmap, GitHub stars badge, npm downloads badge, visitor globe + more) plus 12 free SEO tools — 10 checkers (DA, DR, SERP, backlinks, Lighthouse) and 2 generators. One line to embed. No cookies, no signup, no paid tier.
Every number a widget shows is traceable: feed-pulse.com/data-sources lists exactly where each data point comes from, and the FAQ on the homepage explains why the free-forever math actually works.
On performance, since this crowd checks: every public page scores 100 on SEO and 98-100 on desktop performance in Lighthouse. Mobile performance is 85-88 and that's my current fix — there's a hydration issue inflating LCP that I'm working through this week. Run PageSpeed Insights on any page and you'll see the same numbers I do.
Three things I'd love feedback on:
The widget gallery — which widget should I build next? (There's an idea box on /widgets I read weekly.)
The SEO checker results vs whatever you use today — are the values close enough to be useful?
The privacy posture — strict enough? I'm open to going stricter.
Happy to answer anything about the stack (FastAPI + React + Mongo + Cloudflare), the SEO play, or the free-forever economics. Thanks for taking a look!
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About FeedPulse on Product Hunt
“Free embeddable widgets + SEO checkers, no paid tier”
FeedPulse was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #417 on the daily leaderboard. 18 free embeddable widgets (flag counter, live traffic feed, GitHub stars, npm downloads, visitor globe + more) and 12 free SEO tools — 10 checkers (DA, DR, SERP, backlinks, Lighthouse) plus 2 generators. One-line embed. No cookies. No signup.
FeedPulse was featured in Marketing (469.8k followers), SEO (38.3k followers) and Developer Tools (521.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 185.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Eric Williams
Hi PH! Maker of FeedPulse here.
I built this because I missed the era when small sites had visible, fun, free widgets — Flag Counter, the old StatCounter, Feedjit — and every modern replacement either trial-walls the good features, sells visitor data, or quietly disappears.
FeedPulse is a free-forever set of 18 embeddable widgets (live traffic feed, online-now counter, hit counter, flag counter, click heatmap, GitHub stars badge, npm downloads badge, visitor globe + more) plus 12 free SEO tools — 10 checkers (DA, DR, SERP, backlinks, Lighthouse) and 2 generators. One line to embed. No cookies, no signup, no paid tier.
Every number a widget shows is traceable: feed-pulse.com/data-sources lists exactly where each data point comes from, and the FAQ on the homepage explains why the free-forever math actually works.
On performance, since this crowd checks: every public page scores 100 on SEO and 98-100 on desktop performance in Lighthouse. Mobile performance is 85-88 and that's my current fix — there's a hydration issue inflating LCP that I'm working through this week. Run PageSpeed Insights on any page and you'll see the same numbers I do.
Three things I'd love feedback on:
The widget gallery — which widget should I build next? (There's an idea box on /widgets I read weekly.)
The SEO checker results vs whatever you use today — are the values close enough to be useful?
The privacy posture — strict enough? I'm open to going stricter.
Happy to answer anything about the stack (FastAPI + React + Mongo + Cloudflare), the SEO play, or the free-forever economics. Thanks for taking a look!