Your news site, on autopilot.
Point AutoNews at any RSS feed in your topic area. It researches every story, writes a polished article from multiple sources, picks a featured image, and publishes — reviewed or fully automatic, your call.
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An RSS feed isn't a news site. A news site needs articles.
News-driven sites win on freshness. But hiring writers to turn every headline into a 500-word piece is expensive, slow, and brittle. Aggregator widgets — the easy alternative — produce thin pages search engines and readers ignore.
The two bad options most operators settle for
- Pay $50–$200 per article and ship 5 stories a week, badly
- Or run an aggregator widget with one-sentence excerpts that don't rank
- Either way, your site looks neglected to repeat visitors
- And to Google, you're either too small or too thin to feature
What AutoNews does instead
- ›Pulls headlines from feeds you choose
- ›Researches each story across multiple sources
- ›Writes a full original article per story
- ›Picks a featured image automatically
- ›Publishes when you say so — reviewed or instant
Result: a real news site, with real articles, updated as often as your feeds.
Set the topic. Let AutoNews do the desk work.
Add your feeds
Paste any RSS URLs into the admin — trade publications, competitors, wire services, your own niche sources. Enable, disable, or rename anytime.
AutoNews researches
For each new headline, it pulls outside coverage from across the open web so the resulting article isn't a regurgitation of a single source.
AI drafts the article
2Much Colossus AI writes a polished 300–800 word piece with title, meta description, FAQ, and JSON-LD schema. Featured image picked automatically.
You publish — or it does
Review in the queue and approve, or flip the auto-approve switch and let it run hands-off. Hide, edit, or delete anything at any time.
A full news platform out of the box.
Not just a draft generator. AutoNews is your CMS, your feed reader, and your editor.
Multi-Feed Ingest
Pull from as many RSS sources as you want. Enable, disable, or rename feeds from the admin. The pipeline iterates oldest-pulled-first so every feed gets fair attention.
AI Article Synthesis
Full 300–800 word articles drawn from multiple outside sources per story — not paraphrased from the headline alone. Title, meta, body, FAQ, and JSON-LD generated together.
Editorial Review Queue
Side-by-side view of the original RSS post and the AI-enriched article. Approve, reject, or edit before anything goes live. Or skip review with auto-approve mode.
Automatic Featured Images
AutoNews harvests images from source pages, resizes to a standard hero size, converts to WebP, and picks the best one as featured. Fallback to a branded placeholder when nothing usable is available.
Topic-Cluster Hub Pages
People, organisations, and places mentioned across your articles automatically get topic hub pages and dedicated RSS feeds — the SEO topic-cluster pattern, built in, no manual tagging.
Hourly Auto-Pull
A cron runs every hour: pull new headlines, research, synthesise, publish. Kill-switch toggle in the admin pauses it without removing the cron. Manual “Run now” button fires the pipeline on demand with live progress.
Pin & Hide
Pin any story to the top of your site in any order you choose. Hide articles from the public site without deleting them — they sit in the Hidden area, restorable anytime.
RSS Feeds Out
AutoNews publishes its own site-wide RSS feed plus a dedicated feed per topic hub. Readers in feed apps, partners syndicating your headlines, or your own social automation all subscribe through standard RSS 2.0.
Multi-Provider AI
Switch between 2Much Colossus, Google Gemini, OpenAI, or a self-hosted Ollama instance per site. Self-hosted plan lets you bring your own keys.
Full NSFW Support
2Much Colossus NSFW writes accurate articles for adult, gambling, and other restricted verticals without filtering or refusals — the same engine that powers AutoSEO's adult-friendly meta generation.
White-Label Branding
Your site name, your domain, your logo, your colours. No AutoNews or 2MUCH.NET branding visible to readers anywhere. Configurable from the admin in two clicks.
Pageview Counter
A built-in lightweight pageview counter on every article. No external analytics required for the basic “is this site getting traffic” question; pairs cleanly with GA4 or Plausible if you want more.
Now it builds an audience — and revenue.
AutoNews isn't just publishing anymore. The latest release turns your site into a community with a built-in income stream: reader accounts, real moderated comments, a press-release intake that doubles as a backlink engine, and a banner ad manager with a ready-made media kit.
Reader Accounts
Free reader sign-up with SendGrid email confirmation and password reset. Members get a profile with their website and social links. Account emails are CAN-SPAM compliant and sent under your brand — no “AutoNews” in the inbox.
Moderated Comments
Signed-in readers leave real comments — and every one waits for your approval before it appears. Built-in anti-spam: honeypots, rate-limits, and link caps, plus one-click block-and-purge for bad actors. A visible “no spam” reminder sets expectations up front.
Instant Discussion
An optional AI engagement layer seeds every article with synthetic persona comments and reaction votes, so a brand-new post never looks empty. Real reader comments slot in alongside them. Toggle it on or off per site.
Press-Release Intake
A public submission form lets brands send you press releases — headline, body, and image (auto-converted to WebP and resized like everything else). Each lands in your review queue and, once approved, reads exactly like any other article on your site.
Backlink Engine
Submitters earn higher, “sticky” placement by linking back to their release from their own website. One click in the admin verifies the backlink and auto-pins the story — turning every accepted submission into an inbound link to your domain.
Built-in Ad Manager & Media Kit
House banner zones across the homepage, articles, and a sticky sidebar — plus an embeddable headlines widget that carries your ads onto partner sites. Drop in a static creative or any ad-network tag (TrafficJunky, ExoClick, JuicyAds). Weighting, scheduling, and impression/click tracking included, with a public rate-card page ready to sell from.
Hosted by us, or installed on your server.
Same software either way. Pick the deployment that matches how hands-on you want to be with infrastructure.
- Hosted on our 2MUCH.NET infrastructure
- 2Much Colossus AI included — no separate API bills
- Branded subdomain or your own domain
- Daily backups, SSL, software updates included
- Email support & setup assistance
- White-label branding, cancel anytime
- Install on your own cPanel, VPS, or dedicated server
- Bring your own AI keys — or run Ollama locally
- Your data stays on your hardware, full ownership
- Setup assistance + 12 months of updates included
- Optional $299/year support renewal for ongoing updates
- White-label, no per-deployment fees
Both plans include a 7-day money-back guarantee. Not sure which fits? Talk to us — we'll help you pick.
Your news site, under your brand.
Whether hosted by us or installed on your own server, AutoNews is white-label by default. Readers never see “AutoNews” or “2MUCH.NET” anywhere.
Your domain, your identity
You own the editorial decisions
What publishers usually ask.
What is AutoNews?
An AI-powered news site automation platform. Point it at any RSS feed in your topic area. It researches each story, drafts a full-length article, picks a featured image, and publishes — reviewed or fully automatic, your call. Built-in CMS, RSS output, topic hub pages, and white-label branding included.
How is this different from an RSS aggregator?
An aggregator republishes the headline and one sentence. AutoNews produces a fact-grounded 300–800 word article per story, with SEO meta, JSON-LD schema, automatic featured image, and topic links. Real editorial content, not a headline widget.
Will the articles be unique?
Every article is freshly synthesised from multiple researched sources, with its own title, meta description, body, and schema. AutoNews does not republish content verbatim. The editor review queue catches anything that needs intervention.
Does AutoNews support adult / NSFW content?
Yes — via 2Much Colossus NSFW, the same proprietary AI that powers AutoSEO's adult-friendly meta generation. Mainstream and adult sites can run on the same installation.
How automated is “automated”?
Configurable per site. Manual: every article waits for editorial approval. Auto-approve: publishes immediately. Hide, edit, and delete remain available either way. Most operators start manual and graduate to auto-approve once they trust the output.
What AI does AutoNews use?
2Much Colossus AI is bundled with the Cloud plan. The self-hosted licence supports Google Gemini, OpenAI, and self-hosted Ollama — bring your own keys, pick per-site.
How many feeds can I run?
As many as you want. AutoNews's feed manager handles arbitrary counts. The hourly cron iterates oldest-first so all feeds get fair attention. Typical sites run 3–15 feeds.
What's the catch on the cloud plan?
Honestly, none for most users. You pay $149/mo, we handle the infrastructure, the AI usage, the backups, and the updates. The trade-off is: your data lives on our servers. If that's a dealbreaker for your industry, pick the self-hosted licence.
Can I migrate from Cloud to Self-Hosted later?
Yes. AutoNews exports its full database and uploads cleanly. We'll handle the migration once if you upgrade to a self-hosted licence from a Cloud subscription — the price difference covers it.
Does AutoNews handle SEO?
Article SEO basics — meta titles, descriptions, JSON-LD Article and FAQPage schema, clean URLs — are built in. For full SEO management (AI Overview tracking, cannibalization detection, meta rewriting at scale), pair it with AutoSEO.
What if I want to write some articles manually?
Three creation paths are built in. From RSS: the hourly auto-pull. From pitch: give the AI a headline and let it research + draft. From scratch: write your own post in the admin. All land in the same review queue.
What does the self-hosted licence cover long-term?
$1,499 includes the software, setup assistance, and 12 months of updates. After that, an optional $299/year subscription covers ongoing updates and minor support. If you skip renewal the software keeps working — you just stop receiving new versions.
Can readers comment on my site?
Yes. AutoNews now includes free reader accounts (email-confirmed via SendGrid) and moderated comments — every comment waits for your approval before it appears, with honeypots, rate-limits, and link caps blocking spam, and one-click block-and-purge for bad actors. An optional AI engagement layer seeds discussion so new posts never look empty.
Can I accept press releases — and does it help SEO?
A public intake form lets brands submit a release with an image; it goes through your review queue and, once approved, reads like any other article. Submitters earn “sticky” placement by linking back to their release from their own site, and a one-click admin check verifies that link and auto-pins the story — so the form doubles as a backlink engine for your domain.
Can I run ads and monetise the site?
Yes — a banner ad manager is built in. House zones run across the homepage, articles, and a sticky sidebar, plus an embeddable headlines widget that carries ads to partner sites. Use a static creative or any ad-network tag (TrafficJunky, ExoClick, JuicyAds), with weighting, scheduling, and impression/click tracking. A ready-made advertising rate-card page comes included.
From wire to article. Automatic.
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