Filtering

Filter which content a feed contains in the FeedSpring dashboard, for every delivery method at once.

Filtering decides which content a feed contains. Because it happens in the FeedSpring dashboard, a filter applies everywhere the feed is used.

The two places to filter

In your FeedSpring dashboard, you set up rules that apply to the feed itself. These are server-side and persist across every page the feed appears on.

Where you display the feed, you control how many items show and which to skip for that placement — with feed-options for attributes, or in your own code with the GraphQL API.

Most setups use both. Dashboard filters shape the source data (e.g. hide reviews below 4 stars). Display options shape what renders on a specific page (e.g. show the first 4 items here, the next 6 on another page).

Dashboard filters

Available filters depend on the feed source.

Google Reviews

• High rating only — exclude reviews below a star threshold you choose

• Keyword filter — only include reviews that mention specific words

Set both inside the FeedSpring dashboard under your Google Reviews feed.

Instagram, TikTok, Dribbble

Dashboard filtering is not currently available for these feeds. Control what shows where the feed is displayed instead.

Examples

Showing only 5-star reviews

Set the high rating filter to 5 in the FeedSpring dashboard. Your feed will only return 5-star reviews, so all delivery methods (attributes, Framer components and the GraphQL API) receive pre-filtered data.

Showing reviews about a specific product

Set the keyword filter in the dashboard (e.g. "checkout" or "customer service"). Your feed will only include reviews that mention those keywords.

Next steps

• Feed Options — limit and skip with attributes

• Querying Feeds — item limits with the GraphQL API