RSS & Atom Feed Reader — Any Feed or Website, One Clean List
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$0.50 / 1,000 feed item delivereds
RSS & Atom Feed Reader — Any Feed or Website, One Clean List
Read any RSS, Atom, RDF or JSON feed — or just give a website and its feed is found — into one list: title, link, date, author, categories, summary, content and image.
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$0.50 / 1,000 feed item delivereds
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Read any number of RSS, Atom, RDF or JSON feeds into one clean list — title, link, publish date, author, categories, summary, full content and image. Don't know the feed address? Give the website: its feed is found from the page.
Why this one
- 🌐 Websites work too. Paste
blog.cloudflare.comortheverge.comand the feed the site announces is found and read — comment feeds and API links it also announces are ignored. - 🧩 Every feed format, one shape. RSS 2.0, Atom, RDF and JSON Feed come out with the same fields, dates in ISO 8601 and text without HTML.
- 📰 Full content when the feed has it.
content:encoded, Atom content and JSON Feed content as plain text, plus podcast enclosures and images. - ⚡ Fast. Five feeds, 94 items, 3.5 seconds in a live test run.
- 💸 You pay only for items delivered. A page with no feed, a dead link, or items older than your date are free.
What you get
For every item:
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
title, link, id | the item |
published, updated | dates, ISO 8601 |
author, categories | byline and tags |
summary, content | the description and the full content, as plain text |
image, enclosure | a picture, and a podcast or media file |
feedTitle, feedUrl, feedFormat | which feed: rss, atom, rdf or json |
input, position, scrapedAt, status, error | what you gave, the item's place in the feed, and why an input gave nothing |
Example
A real record from a live run, 24 September 2026 (content shortened):
{"input": "https://github.blog/feed/","feedTitle": "The GitHub Blog","feedFormat": "rss","title": "Rendering huge pull requests in the GitHub Copilot app","link": "https://github.blog/engineering/user-experience/rendering-huge-pull-requests-in-the-github-copilot-app/","published": "2026-09-23T18:29:49.000Z","status": "OK"}
How to use it
- Add Feeds or websites, one per line.
- Optionally set Published since to skip older items, and Max items per feed.
- Press Start, and download the results from the Output tab as JSON, CSV or Excel.
To follow a set of blogs or news sources, save your input as a task and schedule it hourly or daily with Published since set to yesterday — or plug it into Make, Zapier or n8n.
You can also call it from the Apify API or from an AI agent through the Apify MCP server.
Pricing
You are charged per item delivered — see the price on this page. Inputs without a feed and skipped older items are free.
FAQ
How many items does a feed have? As many as its publisher puts in it — often the latest 10 to 50. A feed is not an archive.
Why did a website come back as NOT_FOUND? It does not announce a feed in its page. Look for an RSS icon or a /feed or /rss address and paste that.
Like it? A short review on the Store page helps other people find this Actor. Something missing or broken? Tell us on the Issues tab — we read every one.