Get your feed URL
Paste the site you want to watch. Copy the live feed URL, then follow the steps below for your platform.
Works best on a blog index, news, or press page
Plug it into your automation
Zapier
- In Zapier, create a Zap and pick the trigger "RSS by Zapier".
- Choose "New Item in Feed".
- Paste your generated feed URL into the Feed URL field.
- Test the trigger, then connect any action: Slack, Sheets, email, a CRM, anything.
Make
- In Make, add a module and search "RSS".
- Pick "Watch RSS feed items".
- Paste your feed URL into the URL field and set how many items to fetch.
- Route the items into any downstream module.
n8n
- In n8n, add an "RSS Feed Read" (or "RSS Feed Trigger") node.
- Paste your feed URL into the URL field.
- Wire it into the rest of your workflow.
Why this feed keeps working
Automations break when a feed goes dark. This one is built not to: if the source blocks our scraper, it rotates crawler identities, falls back to the site sitemap, and finally serves the last good copy, self-healing the moment the site responds again. Your Zap never sees an empty feed.
FAQ
Can I use an RSS feed as a trigger in Zapier?
Yes. Zapier has a built-in "RSS by Zapier" trigger. Paste the feed URL this tool gives you and Zapier fires a Zap on every new item. The same works in Make ("Watch RSS feed items") and n8n ("RSS Feed Read").
What if the website has no RSS feed?
That is exactly what this tool solves. It first checks for an existing feed, and if there is none it scrapes the latest posts and builds a valid RSS 2.0 feed you can subscribe to. If the page blocks bots, it falls back to the sitemap and to the last known good copy, so the feed keeps working.
Is the feed URL live, or a one-time snapshot?
Live. The URL re-scans the source every time your automation polls it, so Zapier, Make, or n8n always see the newest items. You choose how often it refreshes.
How often does the feed update?
You set the refresh rate: every 6 hours on the free plan, hourly on Pro Mini, 15 minutes on Pro Lite, and real-time on Pro and above.
Is it free?
Yes, creating feeds is free (5 per day). Faster refresh rates and real-time polling are unlocked on paid plans.
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