RSS feed
A read-only RSS 2.0 feed mirroring your published articles, hosted on IndexPine since we don't control your CMS's filesystem.
IndexPine generates a real RSS 2.0 feed for every site directly from your actual published articles. It's public, read-only, and requires no setup — since IndexPine publishes onto your own domain/CMS rather than ours, this feed lives on IndexPine's domain as a mirror you can point readers, subscribers, and automations at.
Your feed URL
Your RSS feed is available at:
https://indexpine.com/api/feeds/{your-site-domain}For example, if your site domain is myblog.com, your feed URL is https://indexpine.com/api/feeds/myblog.com (a trailing .rss also works, e.g. .../myblog.com.rss, if you prefer a file-like extension).
What the feed contains
Only articles with status Published and a real live URL are included — up to the 50 most recent, newest first. Each item has:
- <title> — the article headline.
- <link> and <guid> — the real live URL on your CMS.
- <description> — the article excerpt.
- <pubDate> — the RFC 822 formatted publication date.
- <enclosure> — the featured image URL, when the article has one.
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 is cached for 30 minutes, so a newly published article can take up to that long to appear for a polling reader — well within the hourly polling interval the RSS spec itself recommends.