Official plugins for WordPress, PrestaShop and OpenCart, built-in feeds for Shopify, Magento, Joomla, Drupal, Ghost, YouTube and more — and 66 networks on the other end. PostRSS sits in the middle and keeps them in sync.
Official plugins create the feed and the targets for you. For the other platforms, copy the feed URL shown and add it as a source in PostRSS.
Adds a PostRSS menu to wp-admin: connect your account, pick posts, pages or categories, choose destinations — the plugin builds the feed and creates the targets for you.
Back office → Modules → PostRSS: sign in, choose a network and a category (or all products), click Add. New products are posted automatically from the module's products feed.
Extensions → Installer → upload the OCMOD zip → Modules → PostRSS: sign in, choose a network and a category, click Add. Includes a products RSS feed (route=extension/postrss/feed/postrss).
Every collection has an Atom feed: https://your-store.com/collections/all.atom (or /collections/<handle>.atom); the blog: /blogs/news.atom. Paste the URL as a source in PostRSS.
Stores → Configuration → Catalog → RSS Feeds → enable. New products: /rss/catalog/new/, specials: /rss/catalog/special/, category: /rss/catalog/category/cid/<id>/.
Any category blog or list view has a feed: add ?format=feed&type=rss to its URL (e.g. /index.php/blog?format=feed&type=rss).
The front page feed is /rss.xml; taxonomy terms have /taxonomy/term/<id>/feed; Views can expose any list as RSS.
https://your-blog.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss — add /-/Label before ?alt=rss to post one label only.
Wix Blog publishes https://your-site.com/blog-feed.xml. Paste it as a source in PostRSS.
Add ?format=rss to any blog page URL, e.g. https://your-site.com/blog?format=rss.
CMS collection pages have an RSS feed: enable it in Collection settings → RSS feed and copy the URL (/collection/rss.xml).
Every Ghost site publishes https://your-site.com/rss/; tags: /tag/<slug>/rss/; authors: /author/<slug>/rss/.
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC… — every new video is posted with its thumbnail and link.
https://medium.com/feed/@username or https://medium.com/feed/<publication>.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/<shopname>/rss — new listings are shared automatically.
PostRSS reads any valid RSS 2.0 or Atom feed — news sites, podcasts, job boards, your own app. Images are taken from enclosures, media:content or the first image in the item.
One feed, every network. Connect any of these in app.postrss.com → Accounts.
Everything the plugins do is available through the PostRSS REST API: sign in for a token, list networks and destinations, create targets with any feed URL, read reports. Tokens appear under Devices in the user's account and can be revoked at any time.
Sign up for PostRSS and share your website content automatically across social networks.
Yes. The official PostRSS plugin adds a PostRSS menu to wp-admin, builds the feed for the content you choose and creates the target on PostRSS for you.
Yes. Add a webhook target and PostRSS sends every new feed item to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, n8n or any other service that accepts webhooks.
Yes. Developers can use the PostRSS REST API v1 and webhooks.
No. Webhooks are included from the Start plan and the WordPress plugin is free; you only pay for your PostRSS plan.
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