Everwall

Everwall collects and curates social media posts, then displays them in branded walls on screens or websites. It offers setups for events, ongoing office or retail signage, and website embeds. Content sources include X/Twitter, Instagram, SMS/MMS, web forms, LinkedIn, Slack, Webex, email, Dropbox, RSS feeds, and Everwall Connect. Walls support automated filters and manual approval; managed moderation is a paid service for event plans. Event walls can include announcements, polls, leaderboards, and social statistics. LinkedIn posts must be imported manually unless a customer has Premium Support or a plan that includes automatic importing. Everwall offers display apps for ChromeOS, macOS, and iPad. It lists GDPR and CCPA compliance, deletion controls, and WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility. Event self-service includes 24/7 remote support by email and chat, while full-service plans include a dedicated account manager. Pricing starts at $49, paid once for event self-service, billed per event day; a 14-day trial is noted. Other listed plans have separate billing terms and limits.

Everwall offers social walls for events, signage, and websites, with moderation and event engagement options. Buyers should check plan-specific billing and importing limits, particularly for LinkedIn content.

Everwall may suit event organizers, businesses displaying social posts on screens, and website owners who want embedded social walls. The company describes its All Access for Agencies plan for experiential and social agencies buying walls for clients.

Overview

Everwall turns social posts into branded displays for event screens, business signage, and website embeds. It is best suited to event organizers and organizations that need moderated walls across multiple settings. Its range of event and ongoing-use plans is a strength, but LinkedIn importing limits and sharply different plan quotas make choosing the right tier important.

Key features

Everwall brings together content from X/Twitter, Instagram, SMS/MMS, web forms, LinkedIn, Slack, Webex, email, Dropbox, RSS feeds, and Everwall Connect. Automated filters and manual approval help teams control what appears; event plans can add managed moderation as a paid service. LinkedIn is the exception to the broad source mix: posts must be imported manually unless a plan includes automatic importing or the customer has Premium Support.

Event walls add announcements, polls, leaderboards, and advanced social statistics, giving organizers ways to prompt participation as well as display posts. For offices and retail spaces, ongoing walls support signage; website plans instead emphasize embeds and pageview limits. Display apps are available for ChromeOS, macOS, and iPad. Everwall also states that its service meets WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with an Accessibility Conformance Report available, and that its infrastructure uses seven globally redundant datacenters behind a global CDN.

Plans include GDPR and CCPA compliance, a standard data processing addendum, and deletion controls. Event self-service includes 24/7 remote email and chat support, while full-service plans include a dedicated account manager. Everwall also offers a 100% money-back guarantee to customers who are not completely satisfied.

Pricing

There is no free plan, but a 14-day trial is offered. The entry event option, Event Social Wall Self-Service, costs $49, paid once, billed per event day, with unlimited attendees and screens, up to 10k X posts per day, and a 3-hour free trial. That short trial and daily billing suit a bounded event, but the post cap may matter for high-volume feeds.

For longer-running displays, Ongoing Social Wall costs $99 a month, billed per month and per wall. It includes one wall, unlimited screens, and 1k Twitter posts per day; full moderation and branding removal cost extra. This is a focused signage option, but the daily quota is lower than the event self-service allowance and key controls add to the bill.

Website customers can choose Social Wall for Websites Standard at $99 a month when paid annually, or $129 month to month. It allows 200,000 pageviews per month, unlimited designs and embeds, and full moderation. Premium is $229 a month when paid annually, with unlimited pageviews, priority support, professional installation, and 3,000 X posts per day. Standard is the more economical fit for sites within its traffic cap; Premium makes sense when unlimited pageviews and installation help justify the higher annual-plan price.

Event Social Wall Self-Service 30-day Pass costs $399, paid once, billed as a 30-day pass. It keeps unlimited attendees and screens and the 10k X-post daily cap, while including full moderation and branding removal. For events requiring a custom-designed wall, API access, and up to 50k X posts per day, Event Social Wall Full-Service costs $299, paid once, billed per event day, plus a $2,500 setup fee. Full-service plans include a dedicated account manager, but the setup charge makes this a substantial step up from self-service.

All Access for Business costs $499 a month, billed monthly and paid annually. It covers unlimited event walls, digital signage, and website hubs, with 10k X posts per day and full moderation; the breadth favors businesses using several formats rather than a single wall. All Access for Enterprises costs $5,000 a month and includes unlimited walls and hubs, a dedicated account manager, premium support, SSO, and a service SLA. All Access for Agencies costs $7,500 a month and includes unlimited client walls and hubs, a dedicated account manager, premium support, and SSO; Everwall describes it for experiential and social agencies buying walls for clients. These are scaled offerings for organizations with ongoing, multi-wall needs, not economical substitutes for a one-off event plan.

Event Social Wall VIP Service starts at $10,000 USD, billed per contact. It targets high-profile U.S. events with on-site support, up to 100k X posts per day, and a 100% uptime SLA. The premium is specifically for events where on-site assistance and the stated SLA are central requirements.

Platforms

Everwall lists iOS, macOS, and web as platforms. Its display apps extend to ChromeOS and iPad, giving screen operators dedicated display options alongside the web service.

Who it's for

Everwall is a strong fit for event organizers who need moderated social displays and audience engagement tools, and for businesses that want persistent signage or website walls. Agencies serving clients have a dedicated All Access tier. It is less suited to buyers seeking a free feed widget or a low-cost single-purpose embed, particularly if they need automatic LinkedIn imports without Premium Support or an eligible plan.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Event plans pair social display with announcements, polls, leaderboards, and statistics, useful when a wall should support participation rather than simply show posts.
• Pros: Automated filters and manual approval, with optional managed moderation, provide options for teams with different moderation needs.
• Pros: Separate website, ongoing signage, full-service, and multi-wall plans let buyers match pricing to distinct operating needs.
• Cons: There is no free plan, and ongoing-wall full moderation and branding removal cost extra, so the headline monthly price may not cover every requirement.
• Cons: LinkedIn posts require manual importing unless automatic import is included or Premium Support is purchased, adding work for LinkedIn-heavy use.
• Cons: Some event plans impose daily X-post caps, while website Standard has a pageview ceiling; high-volume customers need to compare those limits carefully.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Social Media Feed Software.

Miappi is worth considering when unlimited brand feeds and visualizations are more important than Everwall's event-specific engagement options; its Business plan also updates every 30 minutes.

Tagboard may suit organizations that prefer an annual plan tailored to their needs, with pricing shared during a demo.

Social Wall is a lower-priced alternative for buyers who want coverage of networks including Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, and RSS: its Standard Social Wall plan is A$30 a month and can be canceled anytime.

Curator.io is a better starting point for buyers who need a free plan, which includes three sources, 2,000 monthly views, and a 1,000-post maximum.

FeedWind is another option for buyers seeking a free plan.

Onstipe may appeal to buyers looking for a free-plan alternative.

Wallrus is an option for buyers who want a free plan with ads and updates every 10 seconds.

Common Ninja Form Builder is a form-building alternative rather than a social-wall product.

Verdict

Choose Everwall if you need branded social walls for events, ongoing displays, or websites and value its moderation controls and event engagement features. Its range of plans supports everything from a single event to multi-wall operations, but plan-specific quotas, add-on costs, and the LinkedIn import exception deserve close attention. Look elsewhere if a free or inexpensive standalone feed is your priority.