Create RSS feeds from any webpage or section

The RSS Builder is available to users on the Business plan. To access the tool from FeedSpot Reader, follow these steps:

1. Log in to FeedSpot Reader.
2. Click Follow New Site and paste the URL you want to convert into an RSS feed into the searchbar.
3. A banner with the feed will appear at the top of the search results. Click the Build RSS Feed button to be redirected to the Builder.

1. Log in with your business account.
2. Enter the URL of the webpage you want to convert into an RSS feed and click Generate RSS.
3. Select the sections you want to track, such as article lists or headlines.
4. After selecting your desired sections, click on the Save RSS button. Name your feed in the modal that appears and click Save. The tool will format the content into a structured RSS feed.
5. The feed will automatically be added to your FeedSpot account and will update with new content from the selected sections. You can access it in the Generated Feeds section and also in the FeedSpot Reader.

Yes, you can see all the feeds you've created by going to the Generated Feeds section

Yes, with the Business plan, you can create up to 15 RSS feeds.

Yes, you can create an RSS feed for sites that already provide RSS support, if that's your preferred method. However, be mindful of the limits of the RSS builder.

If an RSS Builder feed stops updating on FeedSpot Reader, there are two ways to identify this:

1. The feed will be marked with an Unreachable or Inactive status at the top.
2. Additionally, you can navigate to Settings, then select Daily Digest, and choose Organize Sites. From there, select the RSS Builder feeds option in the first filter dropdown and choose Unreachable or Inactive for 3+ months in the second filter dropdown. This will display all RSS Builder feeds that have stopped updating.

In such cases, you may need to delete and regenerate the feed or edit it by selecting different sections.

When you create an RSS Feed with the RSS Builder, we create a feed with the most recent articles found by the crawler at that moment. There is no fixed limit on the number of articles displayed. The feed will continuously update with new content as it becomes available.

When you create an RSS feed, there is an initial wait because FeedSpot needs to crawl the website to extract the relevant content. This process involves scanning the page and gathering the most recent articles or links available at that moment. Once the crawl is complete, your feed will be ready, and it will update with new content as it becomes available.

Although we aim to support content from a wide range of websites, there are certain types of sites that cannot be followed using the RSS Builder such as,

1. Social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and others.
2. Websites that use JavaScript to display content
3. Sites that don't offer direct links or URLs for retrieving content
4. Sites that block automated bot access are also not supported by the RSS Builder.

Safari's restrictions on script execution prevents the RSS Builder from working properly. As a result, although you can hover over the links, they won't be clickable. Unfortunately, we don't have a fix for Safari at this time.