RSS feed
A read-only RSS 2.0 feed of your published articles, updated within seconds of each publication.
IndexPine automatically generates a standard RSS 2.0 feed for every site. The feed is public, read-only, and requires no configuration — it exists the moment you publish your first article.
Your feed URL
Your RSS feed is available at:
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https://app.indexpine.com/feed/{your-site-domain}.rssFor example, if your site domain is myblog.com, your feed URL is https://app.indexpine.com/feed/myblog.com.rss. You can find your exact feed URL in Settings > Integrations > RSS.
What the feed contains
Each item in the feed includes:
- <title> — the article headline.
- <link> — the live URL on your CMS (if published) or the IndexPine editor URL.
- <description> — the article excerpt (first 300 characters of body text).
- <pubDate> — the RFC 822 formatted publication date.
- <guid> — a stable unique identifier for the article that never changes.
- <enclosure> — the featured image URL, MIME type image/jpeg, and file size for podcast-style feed readers.
Use cases
- Feed it into an email newsletter tool (Mailchimp, Beehiiv, ConvertKit) to automatically send new articles to your subscribers.
- Trigger a Make or Zapier scenario whenever a new item appears.
- Display a "Latest posts" widget on a different site or app by parsing the feed server-side.
- Archive every article to a Notion database using Zapier's RSS trigger.
- Monitor it with a tool like Feedly to review each new article as a reader would see it.
Feed update frequency
The feed refreshes within 60 seconds of a new article being published. The standard RSS spec recommends consumers poll the feed no more than once per hour. Most RSS readers and automation tools respect this.