¿Por qué usar un widget de comentarios gratuito y embebible en tu web?
Disqus is bloated (1 MB+), tracking-heavy, and ad-supported. We rebuilt the entire comments stack in 5 KB. No signup, no email required, optional moderation, beautiful themes.
Widget de comentarios para WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow y HTML plano
El widget de comentarios de FeedPulse es una única etiqueta <script> asíncrona: pégala en cualquier bloque HTML y listo. Widgets y bloques HTML de WordPress, HTML personalizado del personalizador de temas de Shopify, elemento HTML de Wix, componente Embed de Webflow, bloque de código de Squarespace, tarjeta HTML de Ghost, gadget HTML/JavaScript de Blogger — funciona en toda plataforma que permita pegar HTML. Sin plugins, sin tiendas de apps y sin permisos de administrador.
Cómo añadir el widget de comentarios a tu sitio en 60 segundos
- Abre el personalizador de Free comments widget (Disqus alternative).
- Elige colores, tamaño y las opciones que necesites.
- Pulsa "Copiar" en el snippet generado.
- Pega la línea donde pondrías cualquier HTML — en cualquier página y plataforma.
- Ya está. Sin registro, sin crear cuenta y sin email.
Por qué el widget de comentarios de FeedPulse es 100% gratis, para siempre
Todos nuestros widgets son gratuitos para siempre. Asumimos los costes de API porque nuestro modelo de crecimiento es la distribución: la pequeña atribución "via FeedPulse" de cada widget nos trae nuevos propietarios de sitios. Instalas el widget → ganamos la impresión. Ese es todo el modelo de negocio. Sin muros de pago, sin plan premium, sin anuncios, sin recolección de emails y sin registro obligatorio.
Disqus alternative free — why people are leaving Disqus in 2026
The Disqus alternative free conversation peaked in 2023 when Disqus mandated their ad units on all free-tier installs, then peaked again in 2025 when they started injecting their own affiliate links into comments. Site owners want their commenters' attention, not Disqus's. FeedPulse comments is a Disqus alternative free of ads, free of trackers, free of the 1.2 MB of JS Disqus ships per page. It's 5 KB. Threading, markdown, optional moderation, anonymous-or-named — every UX detail Disqus invented, kept; every monetization parasitism, dropped.
Embed comments on website — one script, every CMS
To embed comments on website pages running WordPress, you don't need a plugin — paste the script tag into your theme's single.php template or use a Custom HTML block at the bottom of each post. To embed comments on website blogs running Ghost, Substack, Hashnode, or Dev.to, the same snippet drops into whatever HTML pane each platform exposes. To embed comments on website Shopify product pages or Webflow CMS templates, same story. The thread is keyed by canonical URL, so the same post viewed from /blog/x and /?p=42 share a single conversation.
No signup comments widget — anonymous-by-default, name-optional
A no signup comments widget removes the single biggest friction in turning a reader into a commenter — the email-verify-then-pick-a-username dance. FeedPulse comments is a no signup comments widget by default: a visitor types a comment, optionally types a name (or leaves it blank and gets 'Anonymous'), and submits. Moderators can require names per-thread if they want; the default is open. No password, no OAuth round-trip, no email confirmation. The trade-off is moderation load — we ship a one-click admin panel + per-thread shadow-ban so spam doesn't drown the conversation.