Stackfeed: your Substack, inside the Framer CMS.
Many people write on Substack and have their site on Framer, but keeping both up to date is double work: copying each post, pasting the text, uploading the cover image. Stackfeed solves that. It's a plugin I built for Framer, and it's already live on the Marketplace.
See Stackfeed on the Framer Marketplace →
How it works
Create a CMS collection, choose Stackfeed and paste your Substack URL. No keys or technical setup needed. The plugin brings in all your posts with title, subtitle, date, author, cover image, the full content as rich text and a link to the original post.
One click to update
When you publish something new on Substack, hit Sync on the collection and you're done: new posts are added, edited ones are updated and deleted ones are removed. Before importing you can choose which fields you want and rename them.
Who it's for
Writers, newsletters and personal brands who want to show their writing on their own site, with their own design, without relying on the Substack page. Content is cleaned on import: no subscribe buttons or widgets, just text, headings, lists, quotes and images, ready to style in Framer.