Everything is RSSible.
RSSHub lets you create custom news feeds from almost any website on the internet — even sites that don't offer RSS feeds. Follow your favorite YouTube channels, Twitter accounts, Instagram profiles, news sites, and thousands of other sources, all in one place. It's like building your own personal newspaper from across the web.
What makes RSSHub worth launching.
Follow content from YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, Spotify, GitHub, Reddit, and over 200 other platforms — all in your RSS reader.
Narrow down feeds by keywords, authors, or categories so you only see the content you actually care about.
Use RSSHub feeds with your favorite RSS reader — Feedly, NetNewsWire, and hundreds more all work seamlessly.
Choose how many posts to show in each feed and whether to display full articles or just headlines.
When a platform changes how it works, the community quickly updates RSSHub so your feeds keep running smoothly.
Pair RSSHub with the RSSHub Radar browser extension to instantly detect and subscribe to feeds from any website you visit.
If you fit one of these, RSSHub is probably built for you.
Practical scenarios where RSSHub makes a real difference.
Subscribe to a TikTok creator, Instagram influencer, or Twitter feed without creating an account or logging into the platform.
Monitor headlines from international news sites, government notices, and niche publications all in one feed — no more refreshing multiple tabs.
Get notified when your favorite open-source projects release new versions or when specific topics trend on developer forums.
Follow mentions of your company, competitors, or industry keywords across Reddit, Twitter, and forums without manual searching.
RSSHub is the world's largest RSS network, designed to help you follow content from anywhere on the internet. Over 900 built-in connections let you pull updates from social media platforms, news outlets, forums, and blogs — even sites that don't offer RSS feeds of their own. A vibrant community of thousands of contributors keeps adding new sources and fixing things when platforms change. RSSHub works with any RSS reader you already use, so you can finally stop bouncing between a dozen different apps and websites to stay informed. Whether you want to track a YouTube creator, monitor a Telegram channel, or follow a TikTok account without creating an account, RSSHub makes it possible with just a few clicks.
RSSHub solves a problem most of us have felt: keeping up with content spread across a dozen different platforms and apps. Instead of checking Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Telegram, and 10 news sites separately, you pull everything into one place. With over 900 sources maintained by a passionate community, RSSHub covers more ground than any commercial service. It's endlessly flexible — filter by keywords, limit the number of posts, or pull full articles. People love it because it puts you back in control of your information diet.
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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Your own private server — no shared hosting, no slowdowns.
Deploy RSSHub and as many other apps as you want — no per-app charges, ever.
Full ownership. No third-party access. Export anytime.
Unlimited apps, unlimited users, unlimited traffic. One bill.
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 RSSHub on OpenZapps.
RSSHub creates custom news feeds (called RSS feeds) from websites and apps that don't normally offer them. Instead of visiting 10 different sites to check for updates, you get everything delivered to one RSS reader app.
Not at all. OpenZapps handles everything behind the scenes. Once your RSSHub app is running, you just pick the sources you want to follow and connect them to your favorite RSS reader.
You pay OpenZapps a flat monthly fee to run RSSHub for you. There are no extra charges, no per-feed fees, and no surprise bills — just one simple subscription.
Yes. Your RSSHub app runs in your own private space, so your reading habits, subscriptions, and personal data stay yours. Nobody else sees what you follow or read.
Yes. Through OpenZapps, you can connect a custom domain to your RSSHub app so your feeds live at your own web address.
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