RSS & Atom Feed Reader - Normalised Items from Any Feed avatar

RSS & Atom Feed Reader - Normalised Items from Any Feed

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$0.30 / 1,000 items

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RSS & Atom Feed Reader - Normalised Items from Any Feed

RSS & Atom Feed Reader - Normalised Items from Any Feed

Read RSS, Atom and JSON feeds (or let it find the feed from a website URL) and get clean, normalised items: title, link, date, author, summary, categories, media. Filter by keyword and date. Pay only per item returned.

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$0.30 / 1,000 items

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Conor Wilson

Conor Wilson

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RSS & Atom Feed Reader

Read RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, Atom and JSON Feed and get clean, normalised items: title, link, published date, author, summary, categories, image and enclosure. Give it a website instead of a feed and it finds the feed automatically.

$0.30 per 1,000 items. Feeds that fail are reported and never charged.

Why this one

  • One schema for every feed format. No more juggling pubDate, published, dc:date, content:encoded, media:thumbnail and JSON Feed fields.
  • Auto-discovery from a website's <link rel="alternate">.
  • Filters that save money: keywords and a published-since date are applied before charging.
  • Newest first, with a per-feed cap.
  • Built for schedules. Run it hourly or daily and send new items to Slack, Google Sheets, email or a webhook with Apify integrations.

Quick start

{
"feeds": [{ "url": "https://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/technology/rss.xml" }, { "url": "https://github.blog" }],
"keywords": ["AI", "security"],
"since": "2026-10-01",
"maxItemsPerFeed": 50
}

Use cases

  • News and brand monitoring across dozens of sources
  • Content curation and newsletter building
  • Competitor blog and changelog tracking
  • Podcast episode lists (enclosure URLs included)
  • Feeding articles into an AI summariser

Output

FieldDescription
title, link, idItem identity
published, updatedISO dates
author, categoriesAs published
summaryPlain-text summary, up to 1,500 characters
contentFull HTML content, if includeContent is on
imageUrl, enclosureUrlMedia
feedTitle, feedUrl, sourceWhich feed it came from
ok, errorA per-feed error row appears if a feed can't be read (free)

Input options

OptionDefaultNotes
feedsrequiredFeed URLs or website URLs
keywords[]Keep items whose title or summary contains any of these
since-YYYY-MM-DD
maxItemsPerFeed100Newest first
includeContentfalseInclude full HTML content

Good use

Feeds are published for syndication. The actor obeys robots.txt for its user agent WilsDataTools and returns items as the publisher provides them. Republishing full articles may need the publisher's permission; headlines, links and summaries are what feeds are designed to share.

Pricing

Pay per event: one event per item saved after your filters.