Send your website's RSS or Atom feed to any URL you control. One webhook Target can drive Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, n8n, Make or an endpoint you wrote yourself — no OAuth, no platform review, and no waiting for a network to add support.
Slack and Microsoft Teams accept incoming webhooks directly. Zapier, n8n and Make treat one as a trigger, which puts your feed in front of hundreds of further integrations.
There is no consent screen, no app review and no developer account. Copy the endpoint address into PostRSS and publish something to test it.
Your feed can be checked as often as every minute, so a new item typically reaches your endpoint within minutes of going live.
The same category and keyword filters available on every other Target apply here, so one feed can drive several endpoints with completely different rules.
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Read more →Create a free PostRSS account, add your RSS or Atom feed as a source, connect Webhook as a target and choose how often the feed is checked. From then on every new item is posted automatically.
Webhook is included from the Start plan, which costs $5 per month. All 66 networks are included from the Professional Plus plan ($20 per month).
As often as every minute. You can also choose a slower interval, from every 5 minutes up to once a week, and new items reach Webhook after the next check.
Yes. One feed can publish to Webhook and to any of the other 66 networks PostRSS supports at the same time; each connected account counts as one target.
No. You paste your feed address, connect Webhook and PostRSS does the rest — no code, plugins or scripts.
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