YouTube feed plugin pricing
Free forever. Pro when you outgrow it.
The free plugin is the whole product for a single channel feed. Pro is for when you need more sources, more layouts, or someone to answer your email.
Free vs Pro
YouTube feed plugin pricing: the free plugin is not a trial.
Channel feeds, the full visual builder and three layouts are free forever.
Pro adds the other sources, the other layouts, and a support queue. That is the whole YouTube feed plugin pricing model — no feature hostage-taking.
FREE
Forever
- ✅ Channel feeds
- ✅ Grid, list and masonry layouts
- ✅ The full visual builder and live preview
- ✅ Shortcode, block and PHP embeds
- ✅ Server-side rendering and transient caching
- ✅ Colour overrides and display toggles
- ✅ Custom CSS and JavaScript
- ✅ Community support on WordPress.org
PRO
RECOMMENDED
Ohara Pro
Every source and every layout, plus a support queue with your name in it.
- ✅ Everything in the free plugin
- ✅ Playlist, search, live stream and single-video feeds
- ✅ Carousel and gallery layouts
- ✅ Bulk duplicate, embed and delete
- ✅ API and system health reporting
- ✅ Priority support
Pricing tiers are not published yet. When they are, they will be priced by the number of sites a licence covers – not by holding features back.

Questions
The things people ask about YouTube feed plugin pricing.
If yours is not here, the documentation goes deeper and the support forum is open.
Do I need a YouTube API key?
Yes. Ohara reads video data through the YouTube Data API v3, and Google issues those keys per project. Creating one in the Google Cloud console is free and takes a few minutes; the setup screen walks you through it. Using your own key means the requests, the quota and the terms stay yours rather than passing through us.
Will Ohara slow my site down?
The feed is rendered in PHP before the page is sent, so nothing blocks on a script fetching videos. API responses are cached with the WordPress Transients API on a schedule you set, which means ordinary page views are served from your own database rather than from Google.
Does it work with my theme or page builder?
Ohara ships a shortcode, a Gutenberg block and a PHP helper. Anywhere your theme or builder can run a shortcode — a page, a post, a widget area, a template file — the feed will render. There is no theme dependency.
Is the free version crippled?
No. Channel feeds, the four-step wizard, the live preview, three layouts, colour overrides, custom CSS and the caching layer are all in the free plugin, with no trial clock. Pro adds more feed sources and two more layouts; it does not switch the free ones off.
Can I use the same feed on more than one page?
Yes. A feed is built once and embedded as many times as you like. Change the feed and every embed changes with it — you are not maintaining five copies of the same shortcode.
Is the Social Wall available yet?
Not yet. It is registered in the plugin but the implementation is not finished, so it is listed as coming soon rather than sold as a feature. When it ships it will be announced properly.
Can I add my own layout or feed type?
Yes. Layouts and feed types are allow-listed on the server, and four filters let you extend both lists and point a slug at your own renderer. That is the supported extension path — there is nothing to patch.