Use WordPress as a source and as a destination. The official PostRSS plugin sends your new posts to 66 social networks straight from wp-admin, and PostRSS can also publish new RSS items into your own WordPress site or a WordPress.com site — with the title, text and featured image.
The PostRSS plugin adds a PostRSS menu to wp-admin. Choose Posts with the categories you want, Pages or any public content type — the plugin builds the feed and creates the target on PostRSS for you.
Check frequency, the daily posting window, publishing order and the post text are set in wp-admin, next to your plan, tasks used and per-destination statistics. Visitors never load any of this code.
Connect a self-hosted WordPress site with an application password (Users → Profile → Application Passwords). No plugin is needed on that site. Choose to publish, save as draft or send for review. Available from the Start plan ($5/month).
A site hosted on WordPress.com connects with one button — sign in, pick the site and approve. Each connected site is one destination, and new items arrive with their featured image.
Auto-post an RSS feed to WordPress without a plugin: PostRSS connects with an application password and publishes each new item as a…
Read more →Install the official PostRSS plugin and run everything from wp-admin — pick a content type and categories, choose destinations, and the plugin…
Read more →Create a free PostRSS account, add your RSS or Atom feed as a source, connect WordPress as a target and choose how often the feed is checked. From then on every new item is posted automatically.
WordPress 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 WordPress after the next check.
Yes. One feed can publish to WordPress and to any of the other 65 networks PostRSS supports at the same time; each connected account counts as one target.
No. You paste your feed address, connect WordPress and PostRSS does the rest — no code, plugins or scripts.
Sign up for PostRSS and share your website content automatically across social networks.
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