Medium RSS Tracker — Posts by User Tag or Publication
Pricing
$0.20 / 1,000 medium article extracteds
Medium RSS Tracker — Posts by User Tag or Publication
Pull Medium articles via the public RSS feed endpoints — /feed/@user, /feed/tag/{tag}, /feed/{publication-slug}. One row per article with title, link, author, pubDate, summary, categories.
Medium RSS Tracker — Posts by User, Tag, or Publication
Pull Medium articles via the public RSS feed for any user, tag, or publication. One row per article — title, link, author, pubDate, summary, categories. No authentication required.
Example output row
{"id": "https://medium.com/p/abc123","title": "How I Built a Faster Python Parser","link": "https://medium.com/@alice/how-i-built-abc123","author": "Alice Chen","pubDate": "Fri, 06 Jun 2026 09:14:00 GMT","summary": "<p>A deep dive into tokeniser design…</p>","categories": ["Python", "Programming", "Software Engineering"]}
How to use
Provide a list of Medium feed paths. Each path maps to a feed type:
| Path format | Feed type |
|---|---|
@username | User's personal feed |
tag/topic-slug | Tag feed (e.g. tag/machine-learning) |
publication-slug | Publication feed (e.g. towardsdatascience) |
Input schema
{"feeds": ["@medium","tag/programming","towardsdatascience"],"maxArticlesPerFeed": 30}
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
feeds | string[] | ["@medium", "tag/programming", "towardsdatascience"] | Medium feed paths to scrape |
maxArticlesPerFeed | integer | 30 | Maximum articles returned per feed |
Pricing
| Event | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
article_extracted | $0.0002 | One Medium article row in the dataset |
Billing is pay-per-result: you pay only for articles actually extracted and pushed to the dataset.
Buyer
- Content marketers tracking competitor publications or trending tags.
- Data scientists building training corpora from Medium posts by topic.
- Growth teams monitoring industry influencer output (
@userfeeds). - SEO analysts tracking publish velocity for any Medium publication.
- Newsletter curators pulling fresh articles for a given tag weekly.
Source
Medium exposes a public RSS 2.0 feed at:
https://medium.com/feed/{path}
No API key required. The feed includes <title>, <link>, <guid>,
<pubDate>, <description> (HTML summary), <dc:creator>, and
<category> elements.