What larkfeed is
larkfeed is a platform for local media companies that puts news, a business directory, an events calendar and a job board on one site.
A local newsletter operator would use it to run a website beside the newsletter and earn from upgraded business pages, featured events, premium job posts and sponsors.
A person reviews and approves every article before it goes live. WilCo Guide and Vegas HQ run on it.
Who it is for
larkfeed is for local media companies and local media entrepreneurs in any market. It is built for operators who want one site for news, businesses, events and jobs.
A local newsletter operator who wants a website that earns money beside the newsletter would use it. An operator who only wants to send email would not need it, since its main product is a website and not an email tool.
What you can do with it
larkfeed includes a business directory with claimable listings, an events calendar, a job board, owner interviews and an AI article writer. The writer turns a chosen style, brain-dump notes, photos and links into a designed article, and a second AI edits and scores it.
Automatic coverage turns city council, school board and permit filings into drafts. Every page has structured data, and there is an llms.txt guide for AI search. A person approves everything before it publishes.
Plans and pricing
Prices are not published. Pricing varies by market and needs, and you book a call to get a plan.
Operators set their own prices for what they sell, such as upgraded business pages, featured events, premium job posts, ads and sponsors. Business owners can claim pages for free. Fees are set in the plan or written agreement with each publisher.
What it works with
larkfeed works with lightbreak, which builds newsletters from the site's own content, and greetform, which handles all forms on the site. It also supports beehiiv archive import.
Each market gets scoped API keys for an MCP server and a REST API at /api/v1. Agents can list articles, events, jobs and businesses, and file article drafts or submit events and jobs. Keys are limited to one market and 60 requests a minute.
Things to know before you choose
Agent keys cannot publish, archive, change settings or manage the team. Everything an agent submits waits in a review queue for a person.
You are responsible for reviewing AI-assisted content before it goes live. You keep ownership of what you create. The operator is Luckiest Man Ventures LLC, a Wyoming company doing business as 8th Replay. Planned features, such as deals, forums, obituaries and sports, are coming soon.
What larkfeed looks like
At a glance
From the company's own pages. Prices and plans change, so confirm on their site.
- What it does
- Hosts a business directory, events calendar, job board and news site, with AI article drafting and owner interviews.
- Used for
- Running a local media website and selling listings, events, jobs and sponsorships.
- How it charges
- Pricing depends on your market and needs. You book a call for a plan.
- Works with
- lightbreak, greetform and beehiiv archive import. An API and MCP server let AI tools read content and file drafts.
- AI features
- AI researches and drafts articles, a second AI edits and scores them, and the system can draft stories from meetings and permit filings you choose. Nothing goes live until a person approves it.
- Our connection
- Owned by 8th Replay, the company that also runs newsletter tools HQ. We list it the same way as every other tool.
- Key features
- Business directory with claimable listings, events calendar, job board, owner interviews, AI article writer with a second AI editor, automatic meeting and permit coverage, structured data and llms.txt, an API and an MCP server.
- Support
- You can book a call, read an FAQ or use a contact form. The larkfeed team sets up your site, markets and look, and no technical skills are required.
- Company
- Built by 8th replay in Austin, Texas. The operator is Luckiest Man Ventures LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company. Live sites are WilCo Guide and Vegas HQ.
- Last checked
- October 10, 2026
Questions operators ask about larkfeed
Does AI publish articles on its own?
No. A person reviews and approves every article.
Is it only for Texas?
No. It works in any market. WilCo Guide in Texas and Vegas HQ in Nevada run on it.
Can I keep my newsletter?
Yes. It works with an existing newsletter through the beehiiv archive import and lightbreak.
Do I need to be technical?
No. The larkfeed team helps set up your site, markets and look.
What can an AI agent do with a larkfeed site?
It can read articles, events, jobs and businesses for one market. It can file article drafts and submit events and jobs. It cannot publish, and nothing goes live until a person says yes.
Are there limits on API use?
Yes. There is one market per key and 60 requests a minute per key. A key is shown once and can be revoked at any time.
Do I own what I publish?
You keep ownership of what you create and publish. You give larkfeed permission to store, process and display it to run the service.