Algoritma News
A news site is not a line on your expense sheet.
Subscriptions, advertising and classifieds ship built in. Your newsroom spends its day reporting, not hunting for plugins. Your existing archive and the search traffic it carries move across without being lost.
Four revisions on the coast road tender: what the documents show
Minimum wage talks enter a third round
Surprise signing on the final day of the window
Summit reaches agreement on the ceasefire clause
- 1Pension increase rate confirmed for the new period
- 2Weather service issues yellow alert for four provinces
- 3The decree was published in the Official Gazette
This is the screen you'll open every morning.
How many subscribers arrived, how many left, which package is holding, how advertising and subscriptions balance out. These numbers come from the panel, not from your accountant at the end of the month.
These figures are an illustrative sixth month for a regional paper. Your own numbers depend on your readership and your pricing — nobody can hand you a figure up front, and anyone who does is not being straight with you.
Advertising should not be your only income.
Pick a reader type on the left and watch how the article behaves on the right. The subscription system ships built in; you decide the free allowance and where the article stops.
Restricted content is declared to Google correctly. The article stays indexed — putting up a paywall does not cost you your search traffic.
Four revisions on the coast road tender: what the documents show
Mehmet Kaya · 19 September 2026, 09:12 · 6 min read
Originally tendered at 340 million lira, the coast road project reached 1.07 billion lira after four revisions, according to documents obtained by our newsroom.
The first revision, dated March, cited ground conditions. The second and third — eleven days apart — gave the same reason: material costs.
Subscriptions
Monthly and annual packages, corporate subscriptions, a free reading allowance. Payment collection is connected whenever you want it.
Advertising
Six placements ready: top banner, in-feed, in-article, sidebar, footer, interstitial. All managed from one panel.
Classifieds and directory
Classified listings and a business directory. In regional papers this is the steadiest income after advertising.
Your staff should not be shopping for plugins.
Writing, publishing, pushing a breaking story — all in one panel. A new reporter picks it up in half a day. The system recognises how you already work instead of imposing its own order.
Six content types, one editor
Article, live blog, photo gallery, video, e-paper, audio bulletin. No separate plugin and no separate training for each.
Scheduled publishing
A story prepared overnight goes out by itself at 07:00. The story sets the publishing time, not office hours.
Who did what, and when
Publishing and edit history is kept. When there is an argument, there is somewhere to look.
Built later, each of these is a separate invoice.
Exchange rates, earthquakes, on-duty pharmacies, league tables, prayer times. These are the pages that keep a regional paper's readers coming back, and none of them are news. All twenty-two ship built in.
Recent earthquakes
Map, magnitude filter, archive by province
Official notices
Archived, searchable notice template
Election results
Ballot-box level results and charts
Discover feed
Real-time stream of incoming stories
Exchange rates
Live rates, chart, daily summary
Stock indices
Index tracking with history
Share detail
Single-share page with live pricing
Crypto markets
Featured coins with live pricing
Commodities
Gold, oil and commodity prices
Match centre
Live matches, tables and fixtures in one place
League table
Standings per league, on its own URL
Fixtures
Calendar by league and matchweek
Transfer tracker
Rumours and confirmed transfers
Weather
Forecast and radar by city
Prayer times
Location based, on an SEO-friendly URL
On-duty pharmacies
Listed by province and district
Traffic
Congestion map with district support
Live TV guide
Channel pages and broadcast schedule
Front pages
The day's front pages on one screen
E-paper
Issue archive, PDF and reader view
Audio bulletins
Morning, midday and evening audio summaries
Photo galleries
Swipeable gallery with lazy loading
Your reader comes to their phone, not to your site.
The site installs onto a phone: an icon on the home screen, breaking-news notifications, offline reading. No app store submission, no separate app development invoice, no waiting for approval on every release.
- Added to the home screen, opens like an app
- Breaking news lands directly on the phone
- Readers follow topics and writers, and get notified on what they care about
- No separate mobile app to build and maintain
Four revisions on the coast road tender
Central bank announces rate decision
Surprise transfer on the final day
Breaking: cabinet meeting has ended
We move your site without losing it.
Years of accumulated search traffic sits on your old article URLs. An archive moved without redirects loses that traffic overnight, and it does not come back on its own. This is the most expensive mistake in a migration, and it is preventable.
URL inventory
Every current article URL is listed with its traffic and its inbound links.
Mapping
Old URLs are matched to new ones, one by one. Anything without a match gets a deliberate decision.
Content transfer
Articles, sections, writers and images move across with publication dates preserved.
Redirects
Rules go live before the switch and are tested against the inventory.
Monitoring
Search Console is watched for four weeks. If anything drops, we find which URL it was.
When is WordPress the better call?
Selling you the wrong thing serves neither of us. Here is where each side genuinely wins.
If you publish a few stories a week, have no plans to sell subscriptions and have never had a traffic problem, a well-maintained WordPress install is a reasonable choice, and we will tell you so plainly. This system earns its cost once subscription revenue, a multi-writer newsroom or high publishing volume enters the picture.
Questions
What does it cost in total?
A one-off build fee and monthly hosting. No plugin subscriptions, no annual licence renewals, no per-user charges. For a firm figure we need to see the size of your site and the state of your archive — anyone quoting before that will come back with a difference later.
Can our existing archive be migrated?
Yes. Articles, sections, writers and images all transfer. What matters is preserving the old URLs; without redirects the search traffic disappears. That is why we build a URL inventory and publish the redirects before the switch.
How long until we go live?
Three to four weeks for a new site with no archive migration. If the archive is moving, the timeline depends on its size and how regular the old URL structure is; we do not give a date before seeing it.
Can our staff actually use it?
The panel is in Turkish and built around newsroom language. A new reporter picks it up in half a day. We train your team after the handover.
Is subscription revenue realistic?
It depends on your readership. In regional papers subscriptions start to matter once the loyal reader base passes a certain threshold. The system is ready — but if someone tells you exactly how many subscribers you will get, do not believe them.
Do we own the source code?
Yes. You can continue with another team whenever you want. It is written in Next.js and React; plenty of developers know it, though not as many as know WordPress — we will say that openly.
Will our ad revenue be affected?
The number of placements does not shrink; six slots are ready. The difference is that you manage them all from one panel, and switching ads off for subscribers is a setting.
Is there support afterwards?
A maintenance and support agreement is arranged after launch. With no plugin layer there is no weekly scramble for security patches — that is where the real maintenance burden usually comes from.
Show us your site,
we'll build you a demo.
Tell us your current site and how many stories you publish a month. We'll set up a demo running on your own articles and walk you through it.
Related solutions
One price for every product
Every solution on this site is the same price. No module surcharges, no per-user fees, no setup invoice.
Campaign price, valid through 31 December 2026. Cancel any time.
Works out to 1,250 ₺ per month. Paid once, no monthly invoice.
Included in both options
- All modules, no per-feature pricing
- Setup, data migration and training
- Updates and technical support
- Hosting, SSL and daily backup