The RSS feed for websites missing it
RSS-Bridge creates RSS and Atom feeds for websites that don't offer them. It connects your feed reader to hundreds of sites — from YouTube and Reddit to Telegram and news outlets — so you never miss an update. Pick what you want to follow, and RSS-Bridge handles the rest.
What makes RSS-Bridge worth launching.
Follow content from YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, Telegram, Mastodon, Twitch, TikTok, and hundreds more — all without those sites needing to offer a feed.
Get your feeds in RSS, Atom, or JSON format so they work with any feed reader or automation tool you already use.
Filter feeds by keywords to include only what matters to you, or reduce noisy feeds so you see highlights instead of everything.
Combine multiple feeds into one unified stream — perfect for following several YouTube channels or subreddits without separate subscriptions.
Use CSS selectors to build a custom feed from almost any webpage, even if no bridge exists for it yet.
Feeds are cached so you get fast responses every time without overwhelming the sites you're following.
If you fit one of these, RSS-Bridge is probably built for you.
Practical scenarios where RSS-Bridge makes a real difference.
Subscribe to specific channels or playlists and see new videos in your feed reader — no recommendations, no distractions.
Keep tabs on your favorite subreddits and get new posts delivered to your feed reader instead of endlessly scrolling.
Follow public Telegram channels through RSS so you never miss an important announcement or update.
Many news websites removed their RSS feeds — RSS-Bridge brings them back so you can read in your preferred reader.
RSS-Bridge is a tool that builds RSS and Atom feeds for websites that don't have them. Instead of checking sites one by one or signing up for email newsletters, you can subscribe to a clean feed and see everything in one place. It works with over 400 different websites and services — YouTube channels, Reddit subreddits, Telegram channels, Mastodon profiles, Twitter feeds, and much more. You simply pick what you want to follow, and RSS-Bridge creates a feed your reader can understand. It also includes handy utilities like combining multiple feeds into one or filtering out topics you don't care about. Whether you're a news junkie, a content creator, or just someone who likes staying informed, RSS-Bridge puts you back in control of how you consume the web.
RSS-Bridge gives you the freedom to follow any website on your own terms. With over 400 community-built bridges and utility tools like feed merging and keyword filtering, you can tailor exactly how you consume content. It's lightweight, fast, and backed by a passionate open-source community that's constantly adding new bridges. Whether you want to cut through social media noise or revive RSS for sites that abandoned it, RSS-Bridge makes it simple and powerful.
No per-seat pricing
Add your whole team for one flat fee.
Your data stays yours
Nothing passes through a third-party cloud.
Use your own domain
Run it on yourdomain.com with free SSL.
No terminal. No config. No docs.
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Deploy RSS-Bridge and as many other apps as you want — no per-app charges, ever.
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SSL, backups, and updates run automatically behind the scenes.
Cancel anytime. Take your data with you. No questions asked.
What others charge for just the empty server.
Server costs only. Prices checked June 2026.
4 vCPU cores, 8 GB RAM, 150 GB storage
A solid place to start
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| Vultr | $40/mo | $21 (53%) |
| Linode | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $84/mo | $65 (77%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $103.45/mo | $84.45 (82%) |
8 vCPU cores, 24 GB RAM, 400 GB storage
The sweet spot for most people
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Vultr | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Linode | $192/mo | $143 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $164/mo | $115 (70%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $231.17/mo | $182.17 (79%) |
16 vCPU cores, 64 GB RAM, 600 GB storage
For power users
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Vultr | $320/mo | $221 (69%) |
| Linode | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $474.53/mo | $375.53 (79%) |
Prices checked June 2026. Excludes taxes, credits, backups, bandwidth.
Everything you need to know about launching RSS-Bridge on OpenZapps.
RSS-Bridge creates RSS and Atom feeds for websites that don't offer them. So instead of checking a site manually or signing up for email alerts, you can subscribe to a feed and read updates in your favorite feed reader.
Not at all. OpenZapps handles everything behind the scenes. Once your RSS-Bridge app is live, you just pick a website from the catalog, choose your settings, and grab your feed URL.
You pay OpenZapps a flat monthly fee to run RSS-Bridge (and any other apps from our catalog). There are no hidden charges or per-feed fees.
Yes. Your RSS-Bridge app runs in your own private space on OpenZapps. The feeds you create and the sites you follow are yours alone.
Absolutely. Through OpenZapps, you can connect a custom domain so your RSS-Bridge feeds live at your own web address.
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