Social Wall

Social Wall collects social posts and custom attendee messages in a moderated feed for screens, websites, and live streams. Sources include Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, RSS, event hashtags, and custom attendee posts. Moderators can pre-approve content, filter by keyword, block users, and delete posts while a feed is live. Walls can show sponsor banners, logos, and promotional callouts, with custom CSS theming. Display options include modern browsers, digital signage, video walls, website embeds, and 16:9, 9:16, and 32:9 ratios. OBS Studio and Zoom browser-source overlays support live streams and virtual events. Webpages can embed a wall with an iframe; the guide names WordPress, Shopify, Joomla, and custom HTML. Instagram setup requires a Business Account connected to a Facebook Page. The Standard Social Wall plan costs A$30 a month and can be cancelled anytime. An Event & Custom Package is offered by custom quote on an event-pass basis, with short-term capacity and event support options. The service is described as Australian built and hosted, with Australian technical assistance.

Social Wall offers feed moderation, branding, and multiple display options for events and other public-facing uses. Review the Instagram setup requirement and package options, especially if Twitter/X is needed.

Social Wall suits event organizers and publishers who want a moderated social feed for screens, websites, or streams. Instagram use requires a Business Account connected to a Facebook Page.

Social Wall is a moderated stream for social posts and attendee messages, presented on event screens, websites, or live broadcasts. It suits event organizers, venues, brands, and other public-facing teams that need branded displays across several formats. Its broad source support and controls are compelling, while the Instagram setup requirement and event package pricing deserve scrutiny before purchase.

Overview

Social Wall combines Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, RSS, event hashtags, and custom attendee submissions in one feed. That range is useful when an event draws conversation from several networks or when guests need a direct way to contribute. Moderation includes pre-approval, keyword filtering, user blocking, and live deletion, giving an organizer practical ways to keep unsuitable material off a public screen. Those controls also mean the wall works best when someone is assigned to watch and manage submissions.

Branding goes beyond a logo: sponsor banners, promotional callouts, and custom CSS can make the wall part of an event identity or sponsorship package. The service is Australian built and hosted, with Australian technical assistance. Its privacy policy describes measures intended to protect stored personal information and data from unauthorized access, alteration, disclosure, or destruction.

Key features

• Broad collection: Seven source types, including custom attendee messages, let teams combine public posts with first-party contributions instead of limiting a display to one network.
• Moderation workflow: Pre-approval is appropriate for risk-sensitive events, while keyword blacklists, blocking, and deletion help manage a live stream of submissions.
• Flexible presentation: Modern browsers, digital signage, video walls, website embeds, and 16:9, 9:16, and 32:9 ratios cover landscape, portrait, and ultra-wide installations.
• Live production: OBS Studio and Zoom browser-source overlays extend the wall to livestreams and virtual events, rather than confining it to an on-site monitor.
• Web embedding: An iframe can be placed in WordPress, Shopify, Joomla, or custom HTML pages, making the same feed usable on an event site.
• Operational limits: The guide recommends keeping total posts below 30 for faster rendering because larger volumes can delay image loading. Instagram also requires a Business Account connected to a Facebook Page. Twitter/X integration is reserved for the Custom Package or the Event & Custom Package.

Pricing

Social Wall offers a 14-day trial but no free plan. The paid structure separates an ongoing wall from a short-term, higher-touch event service.

Standard Social Wall — A$30 a month

Billed at AUD $30 per month with cancellation allowed at any time, this plan includes five sources across Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, and RSS, plus custom attendee messages. It provides unlimited screen displays and web embedding, real-time moderation, keyword blacklist filtering, sponsor banners, and CSS branding. It is the sensible fit for organizations running a continuing display or multiple web and screen placements. It does not include Twitter/X integration, and the Instagram account requirement still applies.

Event & Custom Package — custom pricing

Quoted per event pass, this package adds a flexible short-term term, high-traffic burst capacity, bespoke visual themes and sponsor graphics, on-site AV setup assistance, dedicated live moderation, Twitter/X API integration, and a post-event analytics report. It is aimed at large or technically demanding events that need temporary capacity and staff support. Buyers needing predictable monthly costs or a self-managed always-on wall should start with Standard instead.

Platforms

Social Wall supports Android, iOS, web, Windows, and a browser extension. Output can target browser screens, signage, video walls, embedded webpages, OBS Studio, and Zoom overlays, giving it unusually broad reach for a social-display product.

Who it's for

Choose Social Wall for conferences, venues, brands, and organizations that need moderated social content in several aspect ratios and destinations, especially when sponsor branding matters. The Standard plan fits ongoing programs; the Event & Custom Package fits short, high-traffic productions with AV and moderation requirements. It is a weaker fit for teams that require Twitter/X on the standard tier, cannot provide the required Instagram account setup, or want a permanent free option.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Seven feed types and attendee submissions support varied campaigns; pre-approval and live controls reduce public-display risk; CSS, sponsor assets, and multiple ratios suit branded installations; OBS and Zoom overlays cover live production; unlimited displays and embeds strengthen the Standard plan.
• Cons: There is no free plan; Instagram requires a connected Business Account and Facebook Page; Twitter/X is restricted to the custom event offering; keeping posts under 30 for faster rendering may constrain busy walls; event-package pricing is custom rather than transparent.

Alternatives

For a different balance of feeds and visualizations, consider Miappi, whose Business plan offers unlimited brand feeds and visualizations with 30-minute updates, while Custom adds near-real-time updates. Everwall is a better fit for a one-day purchase: its self-service event plan costs $49 per event day and includes unlimited attendees and screens, up to 10k X posts per day, and a three-hour trial. Tagboard suits organizations seeking a tailored annual arrangement discussed during a demo.

Curator.io is preferable when a free tier matters; its Free plan allows three sources, 2,000 views per month, 1,000 posts, and unlimited admin users. FeedWind is another freemium web option. Onstipe offers low-cost starter tiers, while Wallrus provides a free plan with ads, 10-second updates, one hashtag, and Twitter and Instagram support. Common Ninja Form Builder is for form collection rather than a social-wall display.

Browse the Social Media Feed Software category for more options.

Verdict

Social Wall is a strong choice for event and brand teams that need moderated, sponsor-ready content across screens, embeds, and livestreams. Its main reasons to choose it are the source breadth, detailed moderation, and flexible output formats. Look elsewhere if you need Twitter/X without a custom package, a free plan, or a simpler cost structure.